Is AI about to replace an entire year's worth of PhD work in just minutes? What about an 8-year-old girl creating software with AI?

In this episode of Leveraging AI, Isar Meitis breaks down the latest mind-bending news, and explores how AI’s ability to generate PhD-level results and simplify software development for a child could spell the end for traditional software models. You’ll also get a glimpse into what this all means for businesses, from giants like Salesforce and Workday to your own operations.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

How OpenAI’s new GPT-01 model is able to generate PhD-level code in minutes.
A shocking experiment where an 8-year-old used AI to develop software with zero coding knowledge.
Why Klarna is ditching Salesforce and Workday, and what that means for the future of enterprise software.
Predictions on the decline of SaaS software as AI builds custom, tailored solutions on the fly.
How AI-driven agents are poised to revolutionize everything from HR to marketing and sales.
Insight into Google’s groundbreaking NotebookLM tool that transforms dry documents into engaging podcast-like conversations.
The timeline for AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), and how soon experts think it will be here.

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