In this episode of the Experience Strategy podcast, hosts Aransas Savas, Joe Pine, and Dave Norton discuss the recent developments in AI leadership, particularly focusing on Sam Altman's 'code red' declaration regarding OpenAI's competition with Google. They explore the importance of experience in AI development, the frameworks that should guide AI companies, and the evolving expectations of users. The conversation delves into the distinctions between 'stupid', 'dumb', 'smart', and 'genius' AI, emphasizing the need for contextual understanding and anticipation in AI solutions. The episode concludes with thoughts on the future of AI personal assistants and the potential for a more integrated AI experience.

Takeaways

Experience is the key differentiator in AI competition.
Frameworks like 'Stupid, Dumb, Smart, Genius' help understand AI evolution.
Consumer expectations for AI are rapidly changing.
AI must focus on contextual understanding to improve user experience.
The distinction between smart and genius AI is crucial for development.
AI hallucinations undermine user trust and effectiveness.
Companies need to anticipate user needs for better AI solutions.
Personal assistant AI must fulfill its promise to users.
The future of AI lies in creating integrated, context-aware systems.
Experience strategy is essential for navigating the AI landscape.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Experience Strategy Podcast 01:26 AI Leadership and Experience Focus 06:22 Frameworks for AI and Experience Strategy 11:56 Understanding AI: Stupid, Dumb, Smart, Genius 19:24 The Future of AI and Personal Assistants

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Afternoon Report | 12 December 2022