Spatial Web AI Podcast

Spatial Web AI Podcast

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  • Dr Jacques Ludik - Global AI Expert | Exploring AI's Role in Empathy, His MTP & Active Inference AI


    Join our conversation in this episode of the Spatial Web AI Podcast, where host

    Denise Holt engages with Dr. Jacques Ludik, a renowned global AI expert, smart
    tech entrepreneur, founder of multiple AI companies, and best-selling author,
    as they dive into a myriad of topics encompassing AI's future, its ethical
    implications, and its transformative impact on society. Explore the intricacies
    of neural networks and Active Inference AI, discussing the broader societal
    implications of AI, including its role in empathy, privacy, and AI governance.  Dr. Ludik passionately discusses the need for
    visionary leadership and a collective approach towards realizing AI's full
    potential, emphasizing wisdom, decentralized systems, and sustainable living.
    They also examine digital twins, the Free Energy Principle, and the integration
    of AI in various domains, providing a glimpse into the future of intelligent
    systems and their role in improving the quality of life globally.

     

    Dr.

    Jacques Ludik has an extensive background in AI, with contributions to machine
    learning, neural networks, and the application of AI across various industries.
    From his academic collaborations to his practical experiences in predictive
    maintenance and real-time process problem identification, Dr. Ludik shares rich
    insights from his journey in the AI landscape.

     

    Whether

    you're a tech enthusiast, an AI professional, or simply curious about the
    future of smart technology, this conversation offers deep insight into complex
    AI concepts and a visionary outlook on how AI can shape a better future for
    all.

     

    Chapters:

     

    00:12

    - Introduction to Dr. Jacques Ludik
    01:23 - Dr. Ludik's AI Background and Journey
    07:00 - Future of Smart Technologies
    10:30 - Massive Transformative Purpose in AI
    15:08 - Vision for a Thriving Civilization
    20:50 - AI's Impact on Jobs and Empathy
    23:47 - Merging Technology with Humans
    26:09 - Active Inference and Bayesian Approach
    30:51 - Digital Twins and Spatial Computing
    34:57 - Intelligent Agents and HSML
    41:16 - AI Governance and Trustworthiness
    48:23 - Future of AI and Decentralized Data
    53:00 - Active Inference in World Models
    59:38 - Overcoming Sunk Cost Bias in AI
    01:05:03 - Personalized AI and Future Possibilities
    01:10:01 – Wrap Up

     

    Special thank you

    to Dr. Jacques Ludik for being on our show!

     

    Connect with him:

    Website: https://jacquesludik.com/

     

    You

    can also learn more on my blog: https://deniseholt.us

     

    Explore the

    future of AI with Active Inference and gain insights into this revolutionary approach!
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    breaking content.  

     

    #ActiveInferenceAI

    #FirstPrinciplesAI  #FreeEnergyPrinciple #FutureofAI
    #KarlFriston #HSML #AIGovernance #VERSES


    1 hr 13 min
  • Special Guest: Professor Bert De Vries | Active Inference & First Principles AI

    Explore the fascinating world of Active Inference AI and the

    Free Energy Principle developed by Dr. Karl Friston in this episode of the Spatial Web AI Podcast, as host, Denise Holt, welcomes Dr. Bert De Vries, Professor at Eindhoven University of Technology. #ActiveInference Discover how the Active Inference approach to AI
    follows the principle of least action and describes how information processing occurs in biological systems like the brain. The brain builds a model of the world to predict sensory inputs and uses Bayesian inference to update its beliefs. Dr. De Vries highlights that this approach creates adaptable and efficient AI systems, with applications ranging from healthcare to robotics.
    Learn about how this form of AI works in the brain for efficient information processing, applications in robotics, engineering and medicine, advantages over deep learning models, and why active inference is poised to be the next big wave of AI.

    Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction

    1:55 – Understanding First Principles AI

    8:31 – The Impact of First Principles on Personal Experiences

    18:17- Active Inference and its Applications

    25:13 - Advantages over deep learning

    26:31 – Building a Toolbox for Active Inference

    34:36 - Energy efficiency of Active Inference and

    the Free Energy Principle

    44:33 – Distributed Intelligent Agents

    48:41 - Why active inference is next wave of AI

    53:33 - Advice for students

    58:02 - Wrap-up

    Special thank you to Dr. Bert De Vries for being

    on our show!

    Connect with him:

    Website: http://biaslab.org

    RXinfer Toolbox: http://rxinfer.ml

    Company: http://lazydynamics.com

    You can also learn more on my blog: https://deniseholt.us

    Explore the future of AI with Active Inference and gain insights into this revolutionary approach! Subscribe to our channel for more ground breaking content.

    #ActiveInferenceAI #FirstPrinciplesAI  #FreeEnergyPrinciple #FutureofAI #KarlFriston #VERSES

    1 hr 10 min
  • VERSES’ Revolutionary AI Whitepaper Validated by New Neuroscience Breakthrough

    Revolutionary AI Whitepaper Validated by New Neuroscience

    Breakthrough by Denise Holt

    The Future of AI is Shared, Distributed, and Multi-Scale

    This may seem too good to be true, but it’s not. In fact, it’s happening right now.

    It's called Active Inference AI, based on the Free Energy Principle (FEP).

    In December 2022, VERSES AI set forth a sweeping vision for

    artificial intelligence based on a distributed, collective real-time knowledge graph, comprised of Intelligent Agents operating on the physics of intelligence itself. In their whitepaper, titled “Designing Ecosystems of Intelligence from First Principles,” they propose a profound departure from standard notions of AI as a monolithic system.

    Authored by Chief Scientist Dr. Karl Friston and the VERSES

    AI research team, the paper puts forth the concept of “shared intelligence”. This represents intelligence as emerging from interactions between diverse, distributed nodes as Intelligent Agents, in which each contributes localized knowledge and unique perspectives.

    Read the full article here: https://deniseholt.us/revolutionary-ai-whitepaper-validated-by-new-neuroscience-breakthrough

    Check out all the videos in this series on our Knowledge Bank

    Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv0h9xFwpMaLumek-HwbuP-jpAfmSWW55

    Learn more on the SpatialWebAI blog - https://deniseholt.us

    #artificialintelligence #ActiveInference #aigovernance #explainableai #FEP


    23 min
  • Episode 6 | Special Guest – Daniel Friedman – Active Inference Institute | What is Active Inference?

    NEW EPISODE: Denise Holt welcomes Daniel Friedman, Co-Founder and President of the Active Inference Institute, an open science organization supporting research and projects related to active inference. Active inference is an approach to modeling systems that involves perception, cognition, and action in an integrated way. Dr. Karl Friston’s Free Energy Principle provides the theoretical foundation for Active Inference.

    In the interview, Daniel explains that Active Inference aims to model systems ranging from simple to complex in a unified framework. Key features include interpretability of models and explicit representation of action. Researchers in fields like robotics are exploring active inference for its potential benefits.
    Daniel discusses upcoming educational offerings and events from the Institute, including the Applied Active Inference Symposium on "Enacting Ecosystems of Shared Intelligence." He emphasizes the importance of participatory, open ecosystems for advancing science and technology.
    The interviewer points to the VERSES AI whitepaper titled, “Designing Ecosystems of Intelligence from First Principles,” tying active inference to Spatial Web technologies like the Hyper Space Modeling Language. She sees potential for AI assistants as Intelligent Agents utilizing Active Inference and Spatial Web infrastructure to enable collective intelligence and seamless human-AI collaboration. View the VERSES whitepaper here: https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.01354
    Chapters:
    0:00 - Introduction
    1:48 - Explaining Active Inference
    4:50 - Free Energy Principle
    7:00 - Perception and Action
    9:23 - Benefits for AI
    13:30 - Spatial Web
    19:53 - Markov Blankets
    25:53 - Future AI Assistants
    32:33 - Upcoming Symposium
    39:11 - Robotics Applications
    41:06 – Conclusion
    Special thank you to Daniel, for being on our show!
    Learn more from the Active Inference Institute here: https://www.activeinference.org/
    Register for the 2023 Applied Active Inference Symposium here: https://coda.io/@active-inference-institute/3rd-applied-active-inference-symposium
    Check out our other Episodes and watch all the videos in the Knowledge Bank Playlist to learn more about the Spatial Web and Active Inference AI. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv0h9xFwpMaLumek-HwbuP-jpAfmSWW55
    You can also learn more on my blog: https://deniseholt.us
    #activeinferenceai #FreeEnergyPrinciple #KarlFriston #spatialweb #AIEducation

    43 min
  • Episode 5 | Guest: David Shapiro - AI Researcher | Talking AI Benefits, Dangers, & AI Governance

    NEW EPISODE: Host, Denise Holt, welcomes David Shapiro, an AI researcher and thought leader, as the special guest on this episode of the Spatial Web AI podcast. In this broad range conversation, Dave discusses the polarizing views on AI, acknowledging both its potential benefits and dangers. He emphasizes the need for careful deployment and solving problems that arise with new technologies. David also touches upon existential questions raised by creating super intelligent AI. He believes that while there may be a painful transition period, society has historically adapted to technological changes. The biggest challenges he sees in transitioning to AGI and ASI are organization and communication due to rapid advancements in AI. Additionally, he discusses how technology will change job markets and introduces the concept of post-labor economics where people will need to find new meaning outside of work. The conversation also explores how spatial web technologies could enhance accountability and prevention in various domains such as construction site safety or highway incidents involving unsecured cargo on trucks.

    Special thank you to Dave , for being on our show!
    Connect with David Shapiro on LinkedIn for consulting, speaking, training, or collaboration opportunities. https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-shap-automator
    Include a note when connecting on LinkedIn to provide context and purpose.
    Consider joining Dave's Patreon for further engagement and access to his content. https://www.patreon.com/daveshap
    Check out our other Episodes and watch all the videos in the Knowledge Bank Playlist to learn more about the Spatial Web and Active Inference AI.
    You can also learn more on my blog: https://deniseholt.us
    #activeinferenceai #AGI #ASI #artificialintelligence #spatialweb #aigovernance

    1 hr 14 min
  • Revolutionary Proposal Emerges for Effective AI Governance | KB #15

    Revolutionary Proposal Emerges for Effective AI Governance by Denise Holt #explainableAI You can find the landmark industry titled, “The Future of AI Governance,” by VERSES AI, Dentons, and the Spatial Web Foundation here: https://www.verses.ai/aigovernance

    ✨VERSES AI published a major industry report on AI Governance today. ✨ This is the audio read my synopsis. You can find the full article on my blog here: https://deniseholt.us/revolutionary-proposal-emerges-for-effective-ai-governance

    In a groundbreaking revelation that is poised to shake up the world of AI as we know it, VERSES AI, in collaboration with the world’s largest multi-national law firm — Dentons, and the Spatial Web Foundation published a landmark industry report today titled, “The Future of Global AI Governance”, offering an innovative solution, redefining our potential to resolve the challenges facing AI governance and regulation, particularly the lack of explainability in current AI generative models.
    Today's report by VERSES (July 24th, 2023) offers us the framework,
    through a combination of global socio-technical & core technical standards, in which we can build an ethical and cooperative path forward for AI and humans to grow in tandem with each other, learning, adapting, and adjusting as needed along the way, providing interoperability and cooperation between humans and AI.


    Check out all the videos in this series on our Knowledge Bank

    Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv0h9xFwpMaLumek-HwbuP-jpAfmSWW55

    Check out more on the SpatialWebAI blog - https://deniseholt.us

     

    #artificialintelligence

    #spatialweb

    #aigovernance

    #explainableai

    #HSML


    23 min
  • Episode 4 | Special Guest - Brian Ponch Rivera - Founder AGLX Consulting | Spatial Web AI Podcast

    NEW EPISODE: Special Guest - Brian "Ponch"

    Rivera - Founder, AGLX Consulting, Creator of The Flow System, and Co-Host of
    the No Way Out Podcast

    What is Active Inference AI? What is the Free Energy Principle

    (FEP)? And what do they have to do with agility, corporate leadership, and The
    Flow System? – Find out in this episode of the Spatial Web AI Podcast by Denise
    Holt.

     

    A

    former navy pilot, Brian discusses his work in the agile community. He explains
    that he started a consulting firm, AGLX, to improve Scrum and Agile practices.
    He also introduces his concept of the Flow System, which focuses on team
    interactions and is influenced by complexity theory and distributed leadership.
    Brian talks about his TED Talk in Budapest on design for flow and mentions the
    loss of Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, who coined the idea of flow from psychological
    flow. He describes how AGLX has expanded its focus beyond Agile and Scrum to
    include topics such as safety, innovation, artificial intelligence, psychedelic
    therapy, and fifth-generation warfare. Brian also discusses his podcast, No Way
    Out, centered around John Boyd's work on the OODA Loop and attracting guests
    from various disciplines. Denise asks Brian about the flow system's development
    and its connection to complex adaptive systems thinking. They talk about how
    interactions matter more than frameworks in creating agility within
    organizations. Brian emphasizes understanding one's external environment to
    develop effective strategies through an internal model or map. This aligns with
    concepts like active inference principles discussed in recent readings related
    to AI, autism research, psychedelics research, category theory, etc., which
    have connections with Boyd's OODA Loop framework.

     

    ●    

    Brian discusses
    the creation of the Flow System and its purpose

    ●    

    They talk about
    the importance of context in understanding

    ●    

    Active Inference
    and Cognitive Task Analysis

    ●    

       A. Brian explains the concept of active
    inference

    ●    

       B. He discusses cognitive task analysis and
    how it helps in understanding

    ●    

    Brian emphasizes
    the need for individuals to develop an internal map of their external world.

    ●    

    They discuss the
    role of large language models and the need for active engagement.

    ●    

    Brian talks about
    the importance of effective debriefing and creating psychological safety.

    ●    

    They discuss the
    process of synthesizing and analyzing new information.

    ●    

    Brian mentions
    the importance of language and stories in shaping our perception of the world.

    ●    

    Brian shares a
    simple reading exercise to highlight the importance of context.

    ●    

    They discuss the
    challenge of getting the attention of leaders in organizations.

    ●    

    Brian mentions
    the use of active inference AI and rapid feedback in technical skills training.

    ●    

    They talk about
    the benefits of using large language models for learning.

    ●    

    Brian mentions
    the concept of cognitive warfare.

    ●    

    They discuss the
    importance of keeping context rich with data without interpretation.

    ●    

    Brian emphasizes
    the importance of finding new information that changes the way we view the
    world.

    ●    

    Brian emphasizes
    the importance of learning about what makes us human

     

    Special thank you to Brian,

    for being on our show!

    You can learn more about The Flow System, AGLX Consulting, and the No Way Out

    Podcast on  their website here.

     

    Check out our other Episodes and watch all the videos in the

    Knowledge Bank Playlist to learn more about the Spatial Web and Active
    Inference AI.

     

    You can also learn more on my blog: https://deniseholt.us

     

    #activeinferenceai #spatialcomputing #artificialintelligence

    #spatialweb #aigovernance

    56 min
  • VERSES AI Compared with Open AI According to ChatGPT4 | KB 14 Spatial Web AI Podcast

    VERSES AI Compared with Open AI According to ChatGPT4  #futureofai #artificialintelligence by Denise Holt

    VERSES AI has developed a unique

    methodology that combines Active Inference AI with the Spatial Web Protocol,
    trained on real-time data within a common network of Intelligent Agents based
    on real-world events as they occur and unfold over time.

     

    OpenAI administers

    a multi-modal methodology of generative Machine Learning AI derived from LLMs
    trained on text/image pairs.

     

    In a mere three question conversation with

    ChatGPT4, the OpenAI bot provided a solid basis for understanding
    the greatest issues facing Machine Learning LLMs, the advantages of Active
    Inference AI over LLMs, and the
    way in which the next evolution of the internet protocol, the
    Spatial Web, when combined with Active Inference AI, can function as a nervous
    system for a company, city, or even larger systems.

     

    ______________________

     

    Special thanks to Dan Mapes, President and Co-Founder, VERSES

    AI and Director of The Spatial Web Foundation. If you’d like to know more about
    The Spatial Web, I highly recommend a helpful introductory book written by Dan
    and his VERSES Co-Founder, Gabriel Rene, titled, “The Spatial Web,” with a
    dedication “to all future generations.”

     

    Listen to more episodes in my Knowledge Bank Playlist to

    learn everything you need to know to stay ahead of this rapidly accelerating
    technology.

     

    Check out more on my blog at https://deniseholt.us

     

    #futureofai

    #artificialintelligence

    #spatialweb

    #activeinference

    #ChatGPT4

    19 min
  • Episode 3 | Dr. Arsalan Abtahi – Executive Chair, Symphony | Spatial Web AI Podcast

    Special Guest: Dr. Arsalan Abtahi – Executive Chair, Symphony

    – Inclusive Sustainable Smart Cities and the Spatial Web #futureofai
    #smartcities by Denise Holt

     

    In this episode, we discuss Dr. Abtahi’s background

    as a medical doctor and how it relates to his work on creating inclusive,
    sustainable, smart cities through his organization Symphony. He talks about the
    challenges of building such cities, including competition and silos that hinder
    interoperability. Dr. Abtahi also describes the four pillars of inclusive,
    sustainable smart cities: environmental sustainability, social inclusion and
    community resilience, intelligent and participatory governance, and inclusive
    economic development.

    Dr. Abtahi explains the UN Sustainable Development Goals, which are

    made up of 17 different indicators. He discusses how technology, such as AI and the
    spatial web, can be used to achieve these goals by automating processes and
    improving quality of life. Abtahi compares a city's lack of
    functional architecture to a human's subconscious mind that automates survival.
    He notes that technology can fill this gap by automating things like food
    production and energy production so that people can focus on intellectual
    pursuits instead of worrying about basic needs.

    We discuss the lack of infrastructure that can maximize

    interoperability between siloed systems and create a holistic understanding of
    what's happening. He explains how the spatial web is filling this
    gap by creating an extracellular matrix that connects everything together,
    similar to human cells.

    Dr. Abtahi emphasizes the importance of measuring data from sensors

    in cities to create a comprehensive digital twin ecosystem for better
    management through programmable equilibrium, reflecting how big data and AI
    tools enable data driven decision making for policy making instead of relying
    solely on people who are wiser or smarter. He also emphasizes the importance of
    prioritizing Africa and Latin America in addressing infrastructure issues and
    closing the digital divide through multidisciplinary collaborations. Finally,
    he highlights the need for a collective mission towards more inclusive,
    sustainable ecosystems and changing our perspective on identity as individuals
    within a larger system, recognizing our commonalities and breaking down silos
    between individuals rather than focusing on differences.

    Special thanks to Dr. Arsalan Abtahi, for being on our show!

    If you’d like to know more about Symphony and how you can get

    involved, you can reach Dr. Abtahi on LinkedIn or Twitter:

    linkedin.com/in/arsalan-abtahi-m-d-279a12112

    https://twitter.com/earthlingsdg

     

    Check out our other Episodes and watch all the videos in the

    Knowledge Bank Playlist to learn more about how smart technologies work
    together with the Spatial Web and Active Inference AI.

     

    You can also learn more on my blog: https://deniseholt.us

     

    #smartcities #futureofai #artificialintelligence

    #spatialweb #UNSustainableDevelopmentGoals

     

    59 min
  • Maker vs. Operator, LLM vs. Active Inference AI | KB 13 Spatial Web AI Podcast

    AI – The Maker vs. The Operator  |  LLMs vs. Active Inference AI   #futureofai #artificialintelligence by Denise Holt

    VERSES AI is a cognitive computing company that has

    overcome the limitations of machine learning AI, by building a new kind of
    artificial intelligence based on a real-time world model described as:

     

    AI that grows in knowledge, perception and

    awareness through the evolving real-time data produced by all things, at all
    times, throughout our living, breathing, and ever-changing world.”

     

    This is Active

    Inference AI, an entirely new type of networked AI that is
    designed for Real-Time Operations, including things like managing the daily
    operations of a hospital, an airport, global supply chains, an entire smart
    city, global drone and autonomous vehicle traffic, and other real-world
    activities. This introduces a new era of artificial intelligence which enables
    us to streamline, optimize and automate every mission-critical, real-life
    function that we interact with every day.

     

    The days of training AI on big data with probabilistic results will

    give way to an interconnected “Internet of Everything” that deploys Active
    Inference AI throughout the network; inherently secure and accurate because it
    takes any point of real-time data and makes it smart through an empowered
    ecosystem of interconnected AI Apps called Intelligent Agents. This networked
    system operates in tandem with humans, growing its intelligence in sync with
    humans and the world.

     

    ______________________

     

    Special thanks to Dan Mapes, President and Co-Founder, VERSES

    AI and Director of The Spatial Web Foundation. If you’d like to know more about
    The Spatial Web, I highly recommend a helpful introductory book written by Dan
    and his VERSES Co-Founder, Gabriel Rene, titled, “The Spatial Web,” with a
    dedication “to all future generations.”

     

    Listen to more episodes in my Knowledge Bank Playlist to

    learn everything you need to know to stay ahead of this rapidly accelerating
    technology.

     

    Check out more at, SpatialWebAI and Spatial Web Foundation

     

    #futureofai

    #artificialintelligence

    #spatialweb

    #intelligentagents

    #aitools

    17 min

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