TCAST: The Future of Data & AI

A TARTLE leadership interview with Tania Luna. We dive deep into her book "The Leader Lab". In this powerful interview, you will find many practical "how-to" manage gems. 

BIO: Tania Luna (New York, New York) is the co-founder of LifeLabs Learning, author of The Leader Lab, and cohost of the podcast Talk Psych to Me. She is a researcher, educator, advisor to alt-protein startups, and partner at Columbia University’s eLab — an accelerator for entrepreneurs who increase equity and access in education.

Her company, LifeLabs Learning, has helped over 350,000 people at some of the world’s most influential companies (including TED, Yelp, Tinder, Slack, Reddit, jetBlue and 2,000+ others) become more confident, competent, and compassionate leaders.

Her podcast blends humor and psychology to help people get better at being people.

Her TED Talk about her experience as a Ukrainian immigrant and the power of perspective has over 1.8 million views. Tania lives with rescued pigs, dogs, goats, a cat, and the love of her life. In everything she does, she strives to bring people instructions for humankind(ness), rooted in research and play. Her work and book have been featured in TIME, Harvard Business Review, Psychology Today, CNBC, NPR and more.

For more information, visit https://www.tanialuna.com

TCAST is a tech and data podcast, hosted by Alexander McCaig and Jason Rigby. Together, they discuss the most exciting trends in Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, and Humanity. It’s a fearless examination of the latest developments in digital transformation and innovation. The pair also interview data scientists, thought leaders, and industry experts. Pioneers in the skills and technologies we need for human progress. Explore our extensive TCAST selection at your pace, on your channel of choice. What's your data worth? Find out at ( https://tartle.co/ )

TARTLE is the most advanced global real-time human intelligence and analysis platform for immediate access to your members to build relationships through ethically sourced, state-of-the-art encrypted first-party data. Designed with security in mind for protected health PHI and personally identifiable information (PII), TARTLE also provides tools for visualization and analysis for intelligence-driven decisions.

TARTLE Supplemental

SDOH Acquisition (TSSA) product is designed to capture self-reported outcomes, life events and contextual data from health plan members. TSSA facilitates the collection and Integration of all longitudinal clinical data supplemented by invaluable social determinative information.

TSSA Reduces The Burden

TSSA reduces the burden of inefficient data collection, while providing a more complete profile of plan members which allows for deeper clinical insights. The TSSA product creates a data set that will make possible more enhanced predictive indicators resulting in lower costs and better member outcomes.

Why Are We Different? 

1. Targeted Data Capture

2. • As the healthcare industry is moving toward value-based care models, the unique positioning of the TSSA allows for an independent 3rd party to query patients efficiently with a targeted lifetime SDOH profile.

   • This allows for ongoing paralleled scalability and ease of collection for subsequent SDOH data collection as the member is motivated to maintain an open channel of communication with the plan.

3. Iterative Data Collection

   • The TSSA product also facilitates the creation of incentives (monetary or otherwise) to ensure participation and member retention.

4. Member Incentives

   • TARTLE internationally has a 75-94% engagement rate on average for data collection.

5. Member Participation

Quantify the Patient Story

By leveraging our comprehensive patient healthcare data points, and bespoke member data, your healthcare enterprise can easily conduct 1st Party (Source) analysis and gain new context for your healthcare member whom you are actively serving.

TCAST Live is an education, business, and technology video podcast that informs listeners and viewers on best practices, theory, and technical functions of the TARTLE exchange system and how it is designed to serve society with the highest and best intentions.

TCAST Live is brought to you by TARTLE. A global digital identity exchange platform allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to while allowing buyers to access clean ready-to-analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe. Implementing state-of-the-art technologies such as bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, encryption, identity management, blockchain, digital wallets, and virtual private networks (VPN).

The show is hosted by Co-Founder & Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Co-Host Jason Rigby.

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In recent years, the development and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) have seen significant growth. However, as AI continues to become more integrated into our lives, it is crucial to consider how it is developed and utilized. In the TCAST podcast episode titled "Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights," the hosts discuss the pros and cons of implementing a set of guidelines for the development and use of AI. We will explore the key takeaways from the podcast episode and examine the potential benefits and drawbacks of an AI Bill of Rights.

Pros of the AI Bill of Rights

One of the primary benefits of implementing an AI Bill of Rights is the protection it provides to individuals. AI technology has the potential to be used in ways that may harm individuals' privacy and civil liberties. The implementation of an AI Bill of Rights could help prevent the misuse of AI technology and ensure that individuals' rights are protected. The guidelines could also help establish ethical standards for the development and use of AI, leading to more responsible and accountable practices.

Another advantage of an AI Bill of Rights is the potential for increased transparency. AI algorithms and decision-making processes can be complex and difficult to understand, which can lead to distrust and uncertainty. An AI Bill of Rights could require that the algorithms and decision-making processes be transparent and explainable, helping to build trust and understanding among individuals.

Cons of the AI Bill of Rights

One of the potential drawbacks of implementing an AI Bill of Rights is the potential for stifling innovation. The guidelines could limit the development and implementation of AI technologies, making it difficult for new and innovative technologies to emerge. In addition, the guidelines may not keep pace with the rapid advancements in AI, leading to outdated or ineffective regulations.

Another potential disadvantage is the difficulty of implementing and enforcing the guidelines. The development and use of AI are global, and it may be challenging to ensure that the guidelines are enforced consistently across different countries and cultures. The guidelines may also be challenging to enforce, as it can be challenging to determine whether a specific use of AI violates the guidelines.

Conclusion

The implementation of an AI Bill of Rights has the potential to bring significant benefits to society by protecting individuals' privacy and civil liberties, increasing transparency, and establishing ethical standards for the development and use of AI. However, there are also potential drawbacks, such as limiting innovation and the difficulty of implementing and enforcing the guidelines. Ultimately, the decision of whether to implement an AI Bill of Rights requires careful consideration of the potential benefits and drawbacks, as well as ongoing evaluation and adjustment to ensure that the guidelines remain relevant and effective in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

TCAST Live is an education, business, and technology video podcast that informs listeners and viewers on best practices, theory, technical functions of the TARTLE exchange system and how it is designed to serve society with the highest and best intentions.

TCAST Live is brought to you by TARTLE. A global digital identity exchange platform that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to, while allowing buyers to access clean ready to analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe. Implementing state of the art technologies such as bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, encryption, identity management, blockchain, digital wallets, and virtual private networks (VPN).

The show is hosted by Co-Founder & Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Co-Host Jason Rigby.

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We’ve always known that the earth is alive. But the idea of it having sentience, or a mind of its own, is a fairly recent idea. Does the earth exhibit the same features as other living, sentient organisms like you and I? 

The earth having comparable features to a human being is novel. It has skin in the form of its outer and inner crust, an internal thermoregulation system, trees to serve as hair, and rivers that flow like veins. If we realized that our environment was just as human as we are, would we be better inspired to rise to our role as stewards of the earth?

Join Alexander and Jason as they explore the possibility of the earth being a living, breathing, thinking being.

According to scientists, the earth remains an immature technosphere. It has networked communication, transportation, computer systems, technology, and power. However, it is still immature because these technologies are not connected to the earth’s systems. Instead, it takes from the earth to produce these devices. This means that the technosphere is working against our progress.

We need to start supporting and advocating for technologies that protect the earth. For example, lessening our dependence on fossil fuels because they have a negative impact on the seas and atmosphere. Reducing our carbon footprint to improve air quality. Prioritizing the development of technologies that are energy-efficient and eco-friendly.

As long as the technology and energy we use to stay alive are harming the planet, we cannot ensure humanity’s progress.

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Join Alexander as he welcomes Glenn Gow to TCAST. Together, they discuss his work as “the architect of CEOs” and the key to success for leaders with a vision.

According to Glenn, everyone in the Olympics has at least one coach in the back room giving them the motivation and training they need to become high performers. The key to unlocking optimal performance is cultivating an educational mindset and a healthy sense of self-awareness.

A CEO’s main challenge is to scale alongside their business. This means that they need to move from managing everything across the board to delegating these tasks to experts who are capable of running it on their behalf. As a result, the CEO’s time is freed and they can focus on bringing more value to the organization.

The challenge is that as their organization grows, the strengths that CEOs initially brought to the table may not necessarily be the strengths that it needs to maintain momentum. At this point, the objective perspective of a coach may be necessary for the rising CEO to figure out how they should approach this opportunity for growth.

One of the indicators that leaders are struggling with the call for growth is in revenue measurement. Typically, CEOs want to grow rapidly and have a plan in place to make that happen. But when the business commits and the team fails to hit the target, the pressure is on - from the board of directors, or the CEOs themselves.

Glenn emphasizes that the unique aspect of being a CEO is that you have ultimate responsibility over the entire business. It’s up to you to find the answers to key questions like: what does the management team of your scaling business look like? How about the organizational structure? What work culture has been set in place and how do newcomers to the business understand the essence of that culture? 

Self-responsibility will play a key role in the lives of successful leaders. With that said: do you think you’ve got what it takes?

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Dealing with the threat of being catfished, phished, or scammed out of your personal information and money online has become a crucial aspect of internet health and safety. Plenty of companies invest heavily in cybersecurity and educational materials to ensure their clients, especially vulnerable parties like the elderly and other underrepresented online communities, do not fall victim to these malicious actors.

Join Alexander and Jason as they explore modern technology and cryptocurrency’s relationship with human trafficking and internet scams.

Pig butchering is a special kind of scam where the malicious actor builds up a close relationship with their victim over time, similar to the way that pigs are fattened up before slaughter. There are entire scam centers in Laos, Myanmar, and Cambodia, where people have been deceived and trafficked specifically to man these locations. 

On a less direct level, tech companies are playing the long game with your attention span and data. You are being bombarded with offers, discounts, promotions, and information every minute you spend online with the end goal of getting you addicted to their reality. 

The very act of donning an AR or VR headset is disconcerting because it cuts you off from the world in a very physical sense. All the sensory and peripheral information you’re used to receiving is cut off and you are hyper-focused on what the technology feeds you.

Every opportunity for worldbuilding comes with the threat of creating a dystopia. It’s easy to live under false pretenses. But the disrespect for human autonomy, free will, and the value of work will eventually have a negative impact on our society.

If we start working against this today, we still have the time to change the course of technological development. As data champions, we need to ensure that the technology designed does not squander our free will and replace a human beings. Rather, it should become an extension of our personhood, and the embodiment of respect for our free will.

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Alexander McCaig and Jason Rigby discuss the dangers of relying on centralization and data centers for the environment, society, and the progress of humanity. They also talk about how a recent explosion in one of Google’s Iowa-based data centers, followed by massive outages around the world, led to three electricians being injured. 

Imagine the chaos that would happen if Google Maps just stopped working for a day. The average civilian no longer had the technology they needed to find the fastest routes to work and get a birds-eye view of the traffic in their city. Businesses and restaurants would struggle to help customers find their brick-and-mortar locations. Food delivery riders would have to map out routes on their own. A day without the Maps could set us back by several days in terms of global efficiency.

This just shows how fragile the internet and data processing is. Technology has become a part of our society’s foundation. But have we engineered and regulated it to be foolproof?

Data blips can cripple society for far longer than the actual occurrence. So when they do happen, Jason believes that we need to look at the cloud and understand how we are missing out because we rely on centralized systems to process our information.

We could, instead, use the combined processing power that all of our individual smartphones and devices have to decentralize the system and manage how the internet functions from there. As blockchain technology develops, becomes more efficient, and is integrated into society, this should be the future of how we deal with data. There is no reason to keep a centralized server system when all our individual devices can have the power to run everything decentralized.

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Join Alexander and Jason as they discuss how geopolitical tensions are destabilizing the chip manufacturing industry - and what this means for the future of technology.

Chips are important for cars, smartphones, and medical equipment. The world is currently experiencing a chip shortage, which has led to limited production of new vehicles and smartphones. This means that people must grapple with higher prices for these products.

One main reason behind the shortage is the geopolitical tension between Taiwan and China. 

Taiwan is home to more than 90 percent of the manufacturing capacity for the world’s most advanced semiconductors, which are a crucial component for making chips. In addition, the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is also the world’s largest and most critical chip manufacturer. 

China’s refusal to recognize Taiwan as a sovereign country, as well as its own means that the rest of the world must work with restricted access to this stronghold of chip manufacturing. 

In anticipation of the decrease in chip supply, the United States Congress has passed the CHIPS and Science Act, signed by Joe Biden, which would have more than $200 billion invested in semiconductor chip manufacturing over the next five years.

These latest measures to stimulate the local chip manufacturing industry raise concerns on whether taxpayers’ money is going to be used to create a monopoly for existing companies. This would stifle competition and create a situation similar to Wall Street, where the industry would eventually become “too big to fail.” A collapse in chip manufacturing would cripple the entire economy.

Furthermore, Alexander and Jason point out the need for American manufacturers and data centers to offer competitive wages to workers. The wage gap between the jobs offered locally and the ones offered in Taiwan can make the move to another country more tempting. The resulting loss of talent would have a clear impact on the US.

If the United States is to succeed in its goal of becoming a big player in the chip manufacturing industry, it will need better protections against monopolistic mega industries and unfair labor practices.

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1. Log in to TARTLE. If you haven't created a seller wallet yet, this is where you will be reminded.

2. Click on the link or navigate to the top right, where the dollar sign is located.

3. Click create and set a new PIN.

4. To withdraw, you need to connect your Paypal account. Go to account settings, which is at the top right of your screen.

5. On the left side, there is a tab under the Bank section. Click on PayPal to log in and connect your account. Make sure you have a postal address on file so that your payments can be processed.

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1. Log in to the TARTLE Marketplace or create an account
2. Complete the puzzle to verify your identity
3. Go to the Bids tab
   1. If you haven’t finished filling out the data packet, it will automatically move down to the Incomplete Packets section
   2. If you have finished filling out the data packet and published it, it will automatically move down to the Published Packets section
4. Check the configuration for each data packet
5. Set packet configuration for the following settings:
   1. Autosell
      1. Your bid will automatically sell if this is selected.
   2. Donation
   3. Publishing
6. Navigate back to the Bids tab to check any data packets you want to manually sell
7. Click the green dollar sign next to eligible data packets
8. Click the cart sign to finalize the sale.