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What if we've already lost control? Dr. Mark Brady, Deputy Chief Data Officer of TRMC at KBR Inc., unveils the two AI singularities that could redefine humanity's future. The episode dives into the significance of safe AI, exploring the six laws of safe AI and various facets of AI safety, such as the importance of safety objective functions and the challenges posed by AI evolution and machine learning. The conversation also touches on the applications of AgTech AI in defense and government, and the current capabilities and limitations of autonomous AI agents. To close, Mark shares personal hobbies and offers career advice for aspiring data scientists and future chief data officers.
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“Data is the lifeblood of AI agents.” Is your data ready for the future of AI? Phillip and Alistair welcome William McKnight, President of McKnight Consulting Group and a leading global influencer in big data, data centers, cloud, and analytics, on the podcast today. William shares his insights on preparing enterprises for AI adoption, the importance of data accessibility, and the critical role of thoughtful data architecture. He also discusses the evolving role of data scientists, the AI-driven transformation in various industries, and the significance of strong leadership in managing AI implementations. The episode concludes with practical advice on maximizing ROI from AI investments and preparing for the future landscape of AI agents.
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Will AI lead to a manufacturing resurgence in North America? According to Vlad Romanov, Founder and Manufacturing Executive of Solis PLC, that is the hope he has. He discusses the loss of manufacturing advantages in recent years and the potential role of technology, including AI and robotics, in enhancing competitiveness. The conversation covers topics such as the impact of AI on operational technologies, workforce dynamics, supply chain communications, and Industry 4.0 initiatives. Vlad also shares his thoughts on the importance of training, change management, and the need for real-world AI application case studies. The episode concludes with Vlad giving career advice for aspiring professionals in the manufacturing sector and sharing a glimpse into his interests.
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How can we build future-proof AI? It’s nearly impossible, but that’s something Phillip and Alistair touch on in this episode with Dr. Vinesh Sukumar, VP Head of Gen AI/ML Product Management at Qualcomm. Vinesh discusses the challenges and innovations in the Edge AI space, the significance of personalization, and the transition from static AI models to autonomous agents. He shares insights into the elements necessary for creating a best-in-class Edge AI processor and reflects on his extensive career. The episode also covers the importance of security and governance in AI systems, successful and challenging AI projects, and future trends in AI technology.
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In celebration of Iridius winning their first award, Phillip and Alistair welcome the CEO, Mike Kropp, onto the podcast. The discussion reveals Iridius's recent achievement of winning their first award at the ISG AI Impact Summit in Boston, covering the experience and significance of this recognition. Mike shares insights from the event, including pivotal discussions on AI implementation, the role of human oversight, and the hurdles companies face in production deployment due to security concerns. Additionally, Mike delves into a local event in Kirkland that focused on AI's regional impact, touching on issues like job growth and housing affordability in the Pacific Northwest. The episode wraps up with Mike's personal interests and career advice rooted in passion and discovery.
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If you aren’t investing in AI, you’re going to get left behind. Today, Phillip and Alistair welcome Ray Ellis, Head of AI Security at Philip Morris International (PMI). Ray, an AI enthusiast with a background in information security, discusses his journey from the Royal Tank Regiment to leading AI security initiatives at PMI. He shares insights on AI-driven security strategies, the importance of gamifying training, and the challenges of integrating AI securely. Ray highlights PMI's approach to AI adoption, including decentralized assessments, third-party risk management, and future-proofing against emerging technologies like quantum computing. The episode also delves into the successes and obstacles faced in AI security, offering valuable advice for those looking to enter the field.
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There is more to AI security than just technology! Taiye Lambo, a cybersecurity expert and the Founder and Chief AI Officer at Holistic Information Security Practitioner Institute, joins the podcast today to dive into AI security. Taiye discusses his background, including his role as the first CISO of Atlanta and his work with the Federal Reserve Bank. He delves into the future he aims to solve for: creating a world where technology, particularly AI, is a force for good. Taiye emphasizes the importance of identifying and mitigating AI risks while ensuring global cooperation for safe and responsible AI innovation. He also touches on the impact generative AI is having on the security industry and the need for a balanced approach that integrates human oversight. The episode concludes with Taiye's insights on the importance of responsible AI practices and the role of trust and accountability in AI systems.
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What happens when AI agents start filling the boxes on an organization's org chart? This week's episode tackles this question and many more, with guest Ron Schwartz, a change management guru and Founder of Brass Tacks, joining Phillip and Alistair. The discussion explores the changing dynamics of trust, culture, and control in a world where humans and autonomous agents are increasingly intertwined. From the nature of trust to the future of operations, this episode offers a thought-provoking look at the agentic revolution.
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This week, Phillip and Alistair are joined by Katharine Reagan, Chief Revenue Officer at Iridius. The three reflect on the company’s first focus group that took place last week, which featured feedback from industry leaders, including Uli Homan of Microsoft. They discuss the significance of building AI solutions that are compliant and secure from the outset and the perks of their early access program. The episode emphasizes the importance of customer collaboration in product development.
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What does the future hold for AI integration and leadership? Today, Brian Evergreen, author of “Autonomous Transformation” and CEO of The Future Solving Company, joins the show with Phillip and Alistair. The trio explores Brian's journey in AI from Accenture to Microsoft, his groundbreaking strategies for AI implementation, and the essence of having a human-centered approach in technological innovation. Brian shares insights into the importance of vision-driven strategy over use-case-driven approaches and emphasizes the role of storytelling and empathy in change management. This episode is a must-listen for understanding the future of AI in driving business transformation and creating new value.
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