In this episode, we are talking with Nicolai Klemke. Nicolai is the founder of Neural Frames, a text-to-video platform. Nicolai has a PhD in physics, but after falling in love with text-to-video and stable diffusion, he started developing Neural Frames and became an indie hacker. We will discuss his journey, the challenges of building a product with Stable Diffusion, and the future of video production.

Check out neural frames:

https://www.neuralframes.com/

Side note: this episode was recorded end of April, and since then Neural Frames has seen a lot of progress, including audio-reactive effects to help produce amazing visuals for music.

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In this episode, we are talking with Mark Gooding. He is an experienced researcher pursuing topics of medical imaging, image analysis, and machine learning. I met Mark while he was Chief Scientific Officer at Mirada Medical, where he worked for more than 13 years. Mark has recently founded Inpictura Ltd to support industrial, scientific research in medical imaging. It's an inspiring conversation with a reminder to, first and foremost, focus on solving problems and not on technology when building products.

Content:

0:33 Getting into medical imaging

4:28 Working with ultrasound

10:30 Moving from research to industry

13:12 MRI/CT/PET

17:38 Image registration

23:25 Deep learning in the medical industry

31:15 Regulatory burdens

37:55 Getting data and data privacy

47:20 Adoption of medical products

51:00 Important learnings from the industry

(the ending is a bit abrupt due to some technical issues and lost audio)

Hope you will enjoy this episode, and reach out to me on Twitter or via email about what topics interest you and who would be an excellent guest for the show:

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Today we are talking with Paul Weber. Paul was Head of Research at Native Instruments. Native Instruments develops, manufactures, and supplies music software and hardware for music production, sound design, and DJing. We talk about the different ways AI is used for music production today, what's likely to come in the future, and also touch on legal topics and what challenges are there in leading a research team.

Hope you will enjoy this episode, and reach each out to me on Twitter or via email about what topics interest you and who would be an excellent guest for the show:

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Just a short trailer episode :)

ChatGPT: https://chat.openai.com/chat

Play around with stable diffusion: https://beta.dreamstudio.ai/dream

Reach out to me on Twitter or via email about what topics interest you and who would be an excellent guest for the show:

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