In this episode, we discuss the imperative need for adaptation in the face of AI's advancement, as highlighted by IBM's study, which predicts that 40% of job skills could become obsolete within just three years.

In this episode, we delve into how Nestle and Unilever's adoption of GPT4 and Dall-E 2 is redefining brand communication, ushering in a new era of AI-powered storytelling and consumer interaction.

In this episode, we discuss the groundbreaking features of Google's AVIS, examining how its AI-driven approach is pushing the boundaries of image search technology.

In this episode, we investigate the imminent challenges posed by GPT4 to a spectrum of job roles, highlighting the urgency for proactive workforce strategies.

In this episode, we dissect the departure of a Transformer paper author from Google to initiate Sakana, an AI endeavor guided by principles from the natural world, and speculate on the transformative potential of this fusion for the future of AI.

In this episode, we examine BeFake's role in the AI revolution with the introduction of their innovative social media solution, exploring its implications for users.

In this episode, we examine how Meta's AI agent for robots simulates toddler movements, pushing the boundaries of robotic capabilities.

In this episode, we decode OpenAI's M&A playbook with their inaugural strategic move, uncovering the company's approach and objectives in the acquisitions space.

In this episode, we explore the escalating confrontation between Meta and OpenAI in the code generation domain as Meta unleashes its open-source AI, intensifying the competition for AI dominance.

In this episode, we explore how Arthur's introduction of Bench, an open-source AI model evaluator, is advancing quality assurance in AI development, ensuring that models are rigorously evaluated and optimized for performance.