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Wes and Scott discuss recent developments in AI for web developers, including Facebook's Meta AI, Cloudflare AI, and OpenAI's Function calling. They also explore the hype around AI and whether developer jobs are at risk. Additionally, they mention Spotify DJ AI and ChatGPT plugins.

Forensic psychologists Dr Shiloh and Dr Scott discuss how traits of personality disorders relate to alleged serial killer Rex Heuermann. They cite other cases and explain how diagnosing personality disorders affects his case. They also explore the challenges faced by alleged serial killers in prison and the limitations of acting out sexual urges. They discuss psychopathy, sadism, harmful behaviors, and the relationship between personality disorders and trauma.

Scott, involved with InstructLab, shares insights on open-source advancements in large language models. He explores the balance between community collaboration and safety concerns in LLM development. Scott highlights Red Hat's experiences in integrating generative AI within corporate settings. He delves into the legal implications of code generation and the classification of LLMs. Personal anecdotes about chatbots in music and coding showcase their innovative potential, emphasizing a bright future for AI-enhanced development tools.

Jess, who feels overwhelmed by visual chaos, contrasts with Scott, who embraces a more relaxed approach to clutter shaped by his upbringing. They dive into how messiness affects parenting, with Jess sharing tips on setting boundaries and managing chaos. The discussion reveals the emotional impact of household disorder and emphasizes the importance of communication between partners. They offer practical strategies for parents to balance cleanliness with creativity, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own experiences with clutter.

Financial experts Amanda and Scott cover topics such as avoiding capital gains tax, lending money to family members, renting vs buying, HSA vs FSA, and using emergency funds to pay off debt in a finance FAQ episode.

Kate, a trusted advisor to world leaders, and Scott, a seasoned corporate professional, dive into the challenges of self-doubt in coaching. Kate learns that her fears signify the caliber of her clients, while Scott discovers the transformative power of meaningful conversations. They discuss the critical nature of personal connections in coaching and the importance of building a strong network through trust and referrals. Ultimately, they explore how embracing confidence can enable them to challenge the status quo in their professional relationships.

In this engaging conversation, guest Scott, a speaker on vision and frameworks, dives into the critical role of alignment in organizations. He highlights how misalignment can lead to inefficiency and confusion, stressing the need for a unified vision. Scott introduces practical tools like the essential intent, focusing on excelling at one key goal, and the Stockdale Paradox, which encourages facing harsh truths while maintaining hope. The discussion wraps up with insights on constructive conflict and the value of asking for support, not just agreement.

Guest Scott, a business owner with a net worth of $10M, shares his journey to true wealth and happiness. He discusses prioritizing peace and doing what he truly wants, controlling mind and emotions, asset allocation strategy, wealth building insights, and personal experiences like expensive meals and transformative moments in the jungle.

Em Rusciano speaks with her husband Scott and daughter Odette about their journey with ADHD and autism. They delve into the overlooked diagnoses of women and AFAB individuals, exploring the stigma surrounding these conditions. Clinical psychologist Dr. Joey Lawrence and advocate Sonny Ja share insights into neurodiversity, discussing the challenges within educational systems and the importance of representation. Personal anecdotes highlight the journey of self-acceptance and the pivotal need for advocacy in understanding neurodivergent experiences.