NVIDIA AI Podcast

Max Jaderberg and Sergei Yakneen from Isomorphic Labs share their insights on AI's game-changing role in drug discovery. Jaderberg spearheads AI model development while Yakneen navigates technology applications in healthcare. They discuss how advanced AI models like AlphaFold 3 are revolutionizing precision medicine by treating biology as an information processing system. The duo highlights the critical need for robust infrastructure, high-quality data, and innovative methods to overcome current challenges in the pharmaceutical landscape.

Angel Bush, the Founder and CEO of Black Women in Artificial Intelligence, passionately discusses her mission to uplift Black women in the AI field. She shares the importance of representation and community, detailing BWIAI's initiatives and partnerships that enhance AI education. The conversation dives into innovative tools that empower individuals, including plans for an app leveraging OpenAI for resume optimization. Bush's insights emphasize creativity and confidence in problem-solving, highlighting a collaborative effort to foster diversity in technology.

Jacob Liberman, Director of Product Management at NVIDIA, dives into the revolutionary impact of agentic AI in enterprises. He discusses how NVIDIA Blueprints are simplifying the deployment of intelligent agents that automate complex tasks. The conversation highlights the fascinating synergy between large language models and AI agents, and the ethical considerations of AI autonomy. Listeners learn about the significant gains in efficiency for developers and the transformative applications in software development, cybersecurity, and biomedical research.

Kaitlyn Albertoli, CEO and co-founder of Buzz Solutions, dives into the game-changing role of vision AI in ensuring electric grid reliability. She shares how drone inspections help identify issues like broken components and vegetation interference, preventing outages and wildfires. The conversation also highlights the evolution of AI technology in utilities, the importance of data management, and the customization of machine learning models for the energy sector. Plus, Kaitlyn discusses global variations in electricity distribution and the future of AI in utility management.

Joseph Nelson, co-founder and CEO of Roboflow, shares insights on making computer vision accessible for developers and industries like healthcare and manufacturing. He discusses the platform's evolution and its successful community-building efforts. Listeners learn about innovative projects like the RF100 dataset and upcoming contributions for the GTC 2025 AI event. Joseph also shares his entrepreneurial journey, highlighting the skills needed for success and the balance between creativity and technical challenges in the tech landscape.

Kaaren Hilsen, Telenor's Chief Innovation Officer and head of the AI Factory, shares insights on Norway's first AI factory, which prioritizes data sovereignty and sustainability. She discusses the challenges of establishing this innovative hub and highlights Telenor's commitment to green computing, including renewable energy-driven data centers. Hilsen emphasizes the importance of responsible AI practices and explores how AI can revolutionize business sustainability while ensuring secure data handling with a focus on fostering agility and collaboration.

AI is transforming banking by providing hyper-personalized services and real-time insights, enhancing customer experiences and ensuring robust data security. Barb Morgan, chief product and technology officer at Temenos, shares her expertise on how AI is transforming the banking landscape.

In this episode of the NVIDIA AI Podcast, Tara Chklovski, founder and CEO of Technovation, returns to discuss the importance of inclusive AI. With Anshita Saini, a Technovation alumna and OpenAI staff member, Chklovski explores how Technovation empowers girls through AI education and enhances real-world problem-solving skills. Saini shares her journey from creating an app that helped combat a vaping crisis at her high school to taking on her current role at OpenAI. She also introduces Wiser AI, an initiative she founded to support women and underrepresented voices in AI.

Co-founders Sean Blagsvedt and Archana Prasad of Gooey.AI discuss how their platform is making AI more accessible across communities. The platform enables teams to leverage multiple AI tools, enhancing productivity in sectors like agriculture, healthcare, and frontline services. Key applications include multilingual chatbots that support African farmers through WhatsApp and AI assistants that help HVAC technicians access technical documentation.

Chris Covert, Director of Product Experiences at Inworld AI, dives into the transformative impact of AI agents on digital interactions. He highlights how intelligent digital humans are revolutionizing experiences across gaming and healthcare. The discussion emphasizes the importance of user value over mere technology, and explores the evolution of conversational AI into advanced, autonomous agents. Covert also touches on collaborative innovations unveiled at CES, aiming to enhance accessibility and creativity for developers in the industry.