Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT Podcast

Excitement brews over the looming releases of Google's Gemini 2.0 and OpenAI's ChatGPT-5, sparking an AI showdown. Concerns rise as OpenAI's AGI chief departs, warning of our unpreparedness. Funding troubles threaten the U.S. AI Safety Institute's future. Innovations in AI also shine, with Disney announcing major creative shifts, and Anthropic debuting a powerful new model. Plus, insights on Apple's iOS updates enhance writing tools while Project Jarvis promises breakthroughs in computer vision. Stay informed, as the AI landscape is rapidly evolving!

Yen Anderson, a Customer Success Account Manager at Microsoft, dives into the duality of AI productivity. As a champion of Copilot, she highlights how AI can boost efficiency while cautioning against its impact on creativity and mental well-being. The discussion spans practical AI applications, the importance of delegation, and the balance needed between technology and personal fulfillment. Yen also emphasizes the need for intentional usage of AI to enhance workflows without sacrificing personal joy and rest.

Karrie Sullivan, CEO and Founder of Culminate Strategy Group, is a leader in AI adoption tackling today's talent crisis. She discusses the shrinking talent pool and why companies must leverage AI to stay competitive. Karrie highlights how AI can enhance operational efficiency and improve recruitment processes. She emphasizes tailored strategies for integrating AI, addressing employee resistance, and fostering a collaborative workplace culture. Discover how to empower early adopters and create resilient teams to drive innovation in an evolving workforce.

Discover how Anthropic's Claude 3.5 is stepping up the game with its new 'Computer Use' feature, allowing AI to operate computers through natural language. Delve into the exciting performance updates, including benchmarks that showcase its human-like writing abilities. The episode also explores Claude's unique API and pricing strategy, and reflects on its implications for business applications, especially in handling unstructured data. Is this the future of LLMs? Tune in to find out!

Microsoft is making waves in AI with the launch of Copilot's autonomous AI agents. These agents can operate independently, completing tasks without human intervention. They process real-time data and enhance operational efficiency, as demonstrated in a McKinsey case study. The rise of these agents signals a new era in AI technology, sparking competition and innovation. The podcast dives deep into what this means for businesses and the future of task automation.

Tensions brew as OpenAI and Microsoft negotiate equity amidst fierce competition in AI. The Pentagon explores the potential of deepfakes for military advantage. Adobe unveils cutting-edge AI tools that give it an edge over competitors. Meanwhile, Perplexity's new features aim to challenge ChatGPT's supremacy. As Apple struggles to keep up in the AI race, Microsoft's customizable agents promise to revolutionize business operations. Exciting innovations from NVIDIA and Google's updates add to the rapidly evolving AI landscape.

In a pretty telling move, Google is pushing a business version of NotebookLM out to the wild. And now the viral 'Deep Dive' Audio Overviews in NotebookLM are customizable. Is this going to change how your company does knowledge work? We go over the breaking updates from NotebookLM and tell you how you should be taking advantage. Newsletter: Sign up for our free daily newsletterMore on this Episode: Episode PageJoin the discussion: Ask Jordan questions on NotebookLMUpcoming Episodes: Check out the upcoming Everyday AI Livestream lineupWebsite: YourEverydayAI.comEmail The Show: info@youreverydayai.comConnect with Jordan on LinkedInTopics Covered in This Episode:1. Google's NotebookLM Features2. Existing AI Platforms vs NotebookLM3. Demo of NotebookLM4. NotebookLM Audio Overview5. Future of NotebookLMTimestamps:01:50 Daily AI News04:50 What's new in NotebookLM09:49 Various media can be uploaded; AI is unavoidable.12:47 AI podcast hosts create overviews from documents.15:33 Google AI controls podcast host content creation.20:20 Notebook LM showcased AI's power more than ChatGPT.24:07 ChatGPT's meteoric rise overshadows competitors' strategies.24:56 Notebook LM excels at data-centric language models.30:11 Grounded AI model excels with custom data.33:17 Name your sources; information on project manager.35:35 Default podcast might have mixed, unclear content.38:44 AI-generated transcript included inaccuracies about AVM.42:52 New feature: structured deep dive audio outline.46:34 Podcasts are increasing; expect more spam content.47:41 Completed second podcast; intro/project managers/cribbage.51:57 AI enables personalized learning with customizable data.53:50 Listen, take notes, create, chat, and learn.Keywords:Google's Notebook LM, AI models, Google Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, accuracy, user data management, privacy, free AI tools, user retention, company data integration, Jordan Wilson, cribbage for project managers, Notebook LM interface, source information, AI trust and transparency issues, user-uploaded data, audio overview generation within Notebook LM, potential for mobile app, Notebook LM for Business, AI for personalized learning, AI limitations, audience engagement, AI-generated podcasts, project management, historical background of cribbage, humor in AI-generated content, custom instructions for AI, proliferation of AI-generated podcasts, OpenAI News.Send Everyday AI and Jordan a text message. (We can't reply back unless you leave contact info) Make NotebookLM your personal expert. Try it at notebooklm.google.com Make NotebookLM your personal expert. Try it at notebooklm.google.com Make NotebookLM your personal expert. Try it at notebooklm.google.com

Stephanie Worrell, founder of AI-MPOWERU and a college professor, dives into the urgent need for AI literacy among parents and children. She discusses how AI is reshaping education, from personalized learning tools to homework assistance. Stephanie highlights parental concerns about AI risks, such as deepfakes and mental health effects, while offering practical advice on integrating AI into education. She stresses the importance of preparing kids for an AI-driven job market and the role of parents in fostering understanding and digital safety.

Peter Chapman, President and CEO of IonQ and a quantum computing expert, dives into the pressing energy crisis facing AI. He discusses how AI's energy consumption might soar to 3.5% of global electricity by 2030. Quantum computing could revolutionize this landscape by drastically reducing energy needs. Chapman explains the mechanics of quantum computers, highlighting their unique advantages in solving complex problems. He also explores the transformative potential of quantum tech for AI, including enhancing training efficiency and tackling climate change.

Adobe made big waves with new AI features at their Max conference. The Firefly video model and updates in Photoshop promise to revolutionize creative work. A showdown between Adobe Firefly and OpenAI's Sora highlights the evolving landscape of generative AI. The innovative generative extend feature in Premiere Pro Beta allows video clips to be extended seamlessly. While these advancements open exciting doors for creators, they also raise crucial questions about data privacy.