The QTS Experience

This week, I’m delighted to welcome back Devlin Liles, a powerhouse in the tech sphere and a man passionate about human potential. As the President, Chief Consulting Officer of Improving, Devlin is not just a thought leader in artificial intelligence and software development but is also deeply invested in cultivating human flourishing.

Join me for an engaging conversation with Grant Shih, D'Lovely Gibson, and Nathaniel Arnold, three of the most respected CIOs in Atlanta, GA.

In this episode, we'll discuss Cloud transformation, artificial intelligence, and the evolving role of IT leadership in the age of disruptive technologies.

We'll explore how these CIOs are using technology to help their organizations achieve their strategic goals, and the challenges they face in the ever-changing world of technology.

Christine King is the director of the Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN). In this episode, we dive into the wonderful world of Innovation within the Nuclear community and how it partners with all forms of energy to build a sustainable future - on the QTS Experience.

This week, we discuss the challenges of building a modern economy with AI, cloud computing, and machine learning. Our guest, Mattias Fridstrom, a telecom evangelist, explains that we're facing an emerging bottleneck with our networks. The US has a vanishing inventory of fiber, and adding fiber between cities and states is difficult, expensive, and time-consuming. Join us for this cool and unsettling conversation.

After reading Nikolas Badminton's book "Facing our Futures," I reached out to him to understand his idea that "imagination is the fuel and hope for our future, but there is a poverty of imagination." Nikolas, who engages with organizations globally, warns against stifling emerging ideas and encourages us to question limitations. Our conversation covers moonshots, design fiction, positive dystopian futures, generational thinking, and the importance of reimagining our mindset to shape a better future.

The 5th industrial revolution is here. AI, Autonomous Vehicles, Augmented and Virtual Reality – it’s here! But none of it, not a single electron or packet of data can move without Digital Infrastructure. The lynchpin of that industry is the people who build and operate it.

Brian Moon, the CEO of the Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC). Joins me this week to discuss one of my favorite things, the PTC annual conference, an event focused on the latest trends connecting our modern economy to the world. From connectivity and artificial intelligence to smart cities and data centers, this conference covers everything that drives the modern world. The conference also offers master class type sessions where experts discuss and debate important topics like connecting rural America and remote parts of the world through satellite constellations and artificial intelligence. Set in beautiful Hawaii, the event combines intellectual stimulation with the warm spirit of Aloha and Ohana, creating an unforgettable experience.

The world is changing rapidly, and we are being challenged to embrace new technologies and societal transformations. This can be difficult, as we are creatures of habit and often find comfort in the familiar. However, it is important to remember that change is inevitable. With time, we adapt and adjust to new technologies, such as ChatGPT, cryptocurrency, and AI integration. To learn more about these topics, we have invited Garry Golden, an academically trained futurist, who leads us through a great conversation of learning, adapting, and embracing the future.

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Dr. John Zerilli is a philosopher with particular interests in cognitive science, artificial intelligence, and the law. He is currently a Leverhulme Fellow at the University of Oxford, a Research Associate in the Oxford Institute for Ethics in AI, and an Associate Fellow in the Centre for the Future of Intelligence at the University of Cambridge. Dr. Zerilli joins me today to explore the intricacies of neural networks and their ability to mimic human intelligence, and we particularly focus on the emotional response to ChatGPT. Dr. Zerilli sheds light on the complex topic of AI bias and its implications for society, and the ever-evolving relationship between AI and the law, uncovering the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Get ready for an enlightening conversation on this remarkable intersection of technology, human emotions, bias, and the future of legal frameworks.