Rohan Sampath

Great having you on, @ErezDruk! Freed is doing such important work for doctors. twitter.com/ErezDruk/statu…

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You can find the podcast episode here: ais-wide-open-podcast.simplecast.com and on all major podcasting platforms (Apple, Google, Amazon, Spotify).

Will college degrees survive the incredible pace of skill shifts? This week on the AIs Wide Open podcast, @davidblake, CEO of @degreed, and I explore the future of learning in a world of shrinking skill lifespans. David reveals a jaw-dropping stat: the average half-life of a skill (the time it takes for a skill to become half as valuable) has plummeted from 15 years a few decades ago to just 2 years - making skills obsolete in a flash. Lifelong learning is now an imperative, not just a nice to have. Tune in to discover: - Whether college degrees are becoming a thing of the past or stepping stones to lifelong learning. - “Jailbreaking” the traditional college degree and how to thrive in today’s digital age where technology outpaces classrooms. - Strategies for thriving in a job market where adaptability is the new currency. - What AI means for the skills of the future - How Degreed acts as a personal learning GPS, guiding towards relevant skills and career pathways.

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You can find the podcast episode here: ais-wide-open-podcast.simplecast.com and on all major podcasting platforms (Apple, Google, Amazon, Spotify).

Can anyone code – without experience –  in the age of AI? In this week’s episode of AIs Wide Open, I speak with @0interestrates, founder of @juliusai. Rahul sheds light on the inspiration behind Julius AI: a brainchild of passionate AI enthusiasts determined to empower everyone with the power to handle complex data analysis tasks regardless of coding experience. Tune in to learn more about how Julius AI breaks down barriers, allowing anyone to leverage the power of Python for data analysis and visualization through  instructions in plain English language.

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The line between human creativity and machine intelligence is blurring. LLMs can now churn out poems, code, and even news articles, raising a burning question: who owns the words? I speak about the fast-changing AI x copyright landscape with Chris Callison-Burch, Professor at @PennEngineers, and @ShayneRedford, Research PhD Candidate at @MIT, in this week’s AIs Wide Open podcast episode. We discuss questions such as: - Can using copyrighted material to train LLMs be considered fair use, or does it cross the line into infringement? - When AI creates, who gets the credit? - Can AI-generated data bypass copyright restrictions? Tune in as we talk about the challenges of defining authorship in the age of AI, and how copyright law will need to keep up.

You can find the podcast episode here: ais-wide-open-podcast.simplecast.com and on all major podcasting platforms (Apple, Google, Amazon, Spotify).

Apple Podcast link here: podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/ais…

You can find the podcast episode here: ais-wide-open-podcast.simplecast.com and on all major podcasting platforms (Apple, Google, Amazon, Spotify).

Excited to feature @ricknucci, CEO of @guru_hq, in a very special episode of the AIs Wide Open podcast this week. In this episode, we discuss Rick’s entrepreneurial journey - at @boomi, and now Guru. Why did Rick think breaking down knowledge silos in enterprises was so important? We spend a great deal of time talking about the impact of AI on knowledge discovery, and knowledge updation. Perhaps the most interesting part of the discussion: how being an AI-native product is very different from adding “AI” as a feature - and how Guru plans to be a cutting-edge, AI-native product. We also talk about RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) and the importance of a knowledge system that goes beyond basic chat-centric interfaces. Guru has some exciting plans ahead in its quest to be best-in-class knowledge discovery, retrieval and updation for the enterprise.

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You can find the podcast episode here: ais-wide-open-podcast.simplecast.com and on all major podcasting platforms (Apple, Google, Amazon, Spotify).

@ShayneRedford and I interview @kiankatan, founder and CEO of @workera_ in this week’s episode of the AIs Wide Open Podcast. We chat about the impact of AI on the skills of the future. How should professionals think about the durability of skills in the age of AI? What skills should we double down on? How can we be lifelong learners in an age of frenetic change? Kian also talks about T-shaped careers and how to balance breadth and depth in skills.

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I’m thrilled to be joined by @OlegR, CEO of People.ai on the podcast this week. Oleg and I talk about the future of sales tech, copilot, and autopilot use cases for Language Models, and how proprietary data is - more than ever - the biggest competitive advantage for companies. If you care about sales tech or implementing a data strategy for your companies, do take a listen! (Link to podcast in the comments below)

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In this week’s AI Tech Sales Podcast episode, I have a fun conversation with @codyguymon, COO of @Workato. What does it mean to integrate AI and create a comprehensive, automated sales motion? How can we deploy AI at every part of the sales funnel? Cody and I talk about these questions - and a lot more. We also discuss how Workato is evolving to be the system of action for AI. (Link to podcast in the comments below)