Former OpenAI member Lucas Negritto and Weaviate Co-founder Bob van Luijt discuss AI-native applications in a fascinating podcast. They explore building UIs within generative models, native multimodality, subjective feedback, and more. Topics include prototype creation, challenges of using natural language prompts, creativity in software writing, and the evolution of AI in game development.

Vinod Valloppillil and Bob van Luijt discuss open-source AI, the business of AI models, the potential of retrieval augmented generation (RAG) in open-source AI, the future of knowledge bases and weight manipulation, advancements in knowledge graphs and vector databases, and the convenience of AI integration in devices.

Carlo Ruiz, Vice President Enterprise Solutions bij NVIDIA, opent met zijn inzichten over de samenwerking met de TU Eindhoven. Richard Zoontjens legt uit hoe supercomputers AI-innovaties aandrijven. Bob van Luijt praat over de rol van semantische databases, terwijl Felienne Hermans het belang van AI in het onderwijs benadrukt. Cynthia Liem bespreekt ethische verantwoordelijkheden binnen technologie. De discussie gaat verder over efficiënte AI-modellen en de noodzaak van verantwoordelijke innovatie in Nederland.

Guy Podjarny, co-founder of the successful cybersecurity firm Snyk, joins Bob van Luijt to dive into the world of AI-native development. They explore the critical differences between AI-native and AI-enabled applications, revolutionizing software development practices. Highlights include the shift from a code-centric approach to one focusing on user specifications, and how AI assists in the creative coding process. The duo also discusses the balance of trust and change in adopting AI, and the future of personalized media through innovative platforms like Tessle!

Bob van Luijt, Co-founder and CEO of Weaviate, shares insights on the evolving AI landscape alongside Raja Iqbal. They discuss the rapid development of large language models (LLMs) and the integration with vector databases. The duo delves into the potential of domain-specific AI models and the challenges of achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). They tackle the intricate definitions of AGI while exploring cultural and philosophical implications. Join them as they navigate innovations in AI and the reality of implementation in enterprise settings.