Me, Myself, and AI

Joelle Pineau, VP of AI Research at Meta and professor at McGill, discusses AI projects, open research principles, and risks in advanced AI models. She explores challenges in optimizing ML models, the evolution of image processing technologies, and AI accelerating scientific discovery in areas like carbon capture and vaccine development.

Researcher Patrick Hebron, known for AI-driven creativity tools, discusses challenges in building generative AI solutions for creative pursuits and the vast potential they hold. He emphasizes the importance of digital design tools in elevating human creativity and empowering users to push boundaries. Patrick also explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and design, drawing from his industry experience at companies like NVIDIA and Adobe.

Mario Rodriguez, Senior VP at GitHub, discusses GitHub Copilot's impact on productivity and job satisfaction, future software development trends, and the importance of education. Topics include Generative AI, developer collaboration, product management, AI code completion tools, community collaboration, and AI opportunities and capabilities.

Economist Paul Romer discusses AI innovation and the economics of ideas. He advocates for human involvement in technology advancement and emphasizes meaningful AI use in education. The podcast explores the real potential of empowering individuals through AI, the pitfalls of overestimating AI progress, and the impact of AI on education for all students.

Actor and Wonder Dynamics co-founder Tye Sheridan discusses AI's impact on film, introducing Wonder Studio's affordable 3D animation tool. They explore AI's role in creativity, the future of filmmaking, and the intersection of art and technology.

Jeff Cooper, senior data science director at Stitch Fix, talks about pairing human employees with intelligent technologies to keep up with customer preferences. He discusses how humans are training models and vice versa, leading to interesting feedback loops. The podcast explores the synergy between human stylists and AI for personalized retail experiences, the challenges of applying AI in the fashion industry, and the importance of diverse educational backgrounds in data analysis at Stitch Fix.

Jackie Rocca, VP of Product at Slack, discusses how generative AI is solving user problems by providing features like channel recaps, thread summaries, and AI search answers. She emphasizes the importance of user consent and maintaining product principles, highlighting the team's focus on addressing top user issues such as focus creation and noise reduction. The discussion also covers misconceptions about AI and its limitations compared to human abilities.

Discover how Pirelli uses AI to enhance tire manufacturing efficiency, predict market needs, and optimize product development. Dive into the extensive applications of generative AI in manufacturing processes and explore the speaker's transition from engineering to manufacturing at Pirelli. Learn about the intricacies of technology-human collaboration in developing advanced innovations like TARS.

Experts from diverse backgrounds discuss AI adoption, regulations, and technology's impact on productivity. They explore the increasing utilization of AI tools and the challenges in measuring AI use. The role of cloud service providers in offering AI tools and the importance of explainable AI are highlighted. The episode also delves into transparency and regulation in AI outputs, as well as the impact of AI on jobs.

Jennifer Strong joins hosts to discuss capturing AI-related moments, human element in podcast creation, technological skepticism in AI pilot training, human connections through podcasting, rapid evolution and misconceptions of AI technology.