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Curious to discover more about the role of #Kubernetes in #machinelearning? Check out this episode of The AI Times series on Techstrong TV in which Keith Basil, #SUSE's General Manager of Edge, discusses the topic with Lee Baker, Mitch Ashley, Andreea Munteanu and Alex Jones. 👉 Watch now here: https://okt.to/uI9eJf

CEOs -creating- headlines this week 🤖 'Cyborg' employees are coming, says Indeed's CEO Chris Hyams “I think of it as the cyborg model—machines and humans working together. We're not trying to replace you with robots. I want to build the Iron Man suit for recruiters.” (Bloomberg) 🎙 The world's leading AI company, CEO Mustafa Suleyman, on the Diary of a CEO Podcast. "AI could release a deadly virus - it's getting more threatening" 🔁 How to navigate the culture wars - ex-CEO BestBuy Hubert Joly "Like for the rest of their enterprise risk management practice, [businesses] need to inventory issues likely to come up and develop an appropriate plan around them." (Fortune) 🤼 “The future of AI should not be controlled by Larry [Page],” Elon Musk told him. Inside Elon Musk's Struggle for the Future of AI (TIME Magazine) ----- links to the sources are in the comments #LeadershipMarketing #CEOs

Every episode of the classic Western TV Show, The Lone Ranger, started out, “With his faithful Indian companion Tonto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the plains led the fight for law and order in the early west. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. The Lone Ranger rides again!” And throughout the decades since, the concept of working alone has often been equated with being a Lone Ranger. And we’ve used that phrase here on this very show. But it’s a bit of a misnomer, isn’t it? The Lone Ranger wasn’t alone, he had his friend and colleague Tonto with him to help. Tonto wasn’t a Ranger of course, but having a resource to turn to who at least has some understanding of our world and environment can be a real asset. It can help us lone partnership heroes feel less isolated, and give us additional avenues of research and brainstorming. Can AI be that kind of faithful companion for us today? That’s what we’re covering in today’s episode of Partnership Unpacked with the incredible Katie Richman! We talked about: ♉️ Why partnership leaders should utilize AI in every aspect of their work ♉️ How AI can help with pitching and onboarding partners ♉️ Where partnership leaders can use AI for campaigns and engagement 🎧 Listen or 😎 Read: https://lnkd.in/g-sSRK7K #PartnershipUnpacked #AI #StrategicPartnerships

📣 Join us for an insightful interview in the latest episode of #FastFWD. In this episode of FastFWD, Luke F., VP of Marketing at ScreenCloud, and Sonya Poonian, Digital Workplace Consulting Director at simplycommunicate , discuss the challenges and opportunities of #digitaltransformation on the #frontline. How are #deskless worker-heavy enterprises riding the post-pandemic wave of #investment and interest in #technology and #AI, and how are employees on the #factory floor benefitting? ✍ Gain valuable insights from the best in the field in the latest episode of FastFWD now; check the comments below for where to listen. 👩💻 #futureofwork #frontlinetech #screensthatcommunicate

Every episode of the classic Western TV Show, The Lone Ranger, started out, “With his faithful Indian companion Tonto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the plains led the fight for law and order in the early west. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. The Lone Ranger rides again!” And throughout the decades since, the concept of working alone has often been equated with being a Lone Ranger. And we’ve used that phrase here on this very show. But it’s a bit of a misnomer, isn’t it? The Lone Ranger wasn’t alone, he had his friend and colleague Tonto with him to help. Tonto wasn’t a Ranger of course, but having a resource to turn to who at least has some understanding of our world and environment can be a real asset. It can help us lone partnership heroes feel less isolated, and give us additional avenues of research and brainstorming. Can AI be that kind of faithful companion for us today? That’s what we’re covering in today’s episode of Partnership Unpacked with the incredible Katie Richman! We talked about: ♉️ Why partnership leaders should utilize AI in every aspect of their work ♉️ How AI can help with pitching and onboarding partners ♉️ Where partnership leaders can use AI for campaigns and engagement 🎧 Listen or 😎 Read: https://lnkd.in/gZBPMfH8 #PartnershipUnpacked #AI #StrategicPartnerships Powered by Agorapulse

Get ready for a dose of tech joy! 🌈 Catch BigPanda founder and CEO Assaf Resnick on the latest episode of Techstrong TV with Michael Vizard. Assaf shares the magic that happens when #GenAI is applied to #ITOps. Watch the full episode here: https://bit.ly/4amLue0

It was great to discuss the AI platform disruption for private equities at the Private Equity funcast! Jim Milbery's questions made it one of the more practical and engaging discussions I have had on this topic. https://lnkd.in/e7YYE5xq

Innovate or die. True or False? I'd insert a true/false poll but we all know the answer. I've had two reminders in the last week about how important it is to be nimble and innovative as you're running a business. First, we chatted with Deon Nicholas on Friday. He's the Founder and CEO of Forethought. They've been doing AI since WAY before AI became what it is today. As they've seen ChatGPT bring millions of new eyeballs and conversations into the AI arena, they've had to build and iterate with a critical lens. They're solving real world problems for generative AI for customer support automation and they're doing it for some of the best companies in the world. When a massive new threat comes into your space you can adapt, innovate or die. Second, I just listened to the most recent episode of The Best One Yet podcast (same guys who used to do the Robinhood Snacks podcast). They recorded their most recent episode in a driverless Waymo self-driving taxi in San Francisco. It was really cool to hear them talk about all the ways driverless taxis will be able to disrupt and improve transportation. The thing that resonated most with me was the ability to rent your car or let your car drive you overnight from California to Utah for a ski trip. It seems like we're still years away from the future where life looks like an episode of the Jetson's but maybe we're closer than we think. BTW, has anyone ridden in a driverless taxi?

Are you ready to simplify those pesky tasks that take up too much of your time? Join Irana Wasti, chief product officer at BILL, on this episode of Paychex THRIVE to learn how to best leverage automation and AI to boost business efficiency AND growth. #Automation #BusinessEfficiency

Are you ready to simplify those pesky tasks that take up too much of your time? Join Irana Wasti, chief product officer at BILL, on this episode of Paychex THRIVE to learn how to best leverage automation and AI to boost business efficiency AND growth. #Automation #BusinessEfficiency