7 MAY 2024 · In this episode, Lasse Rindom engages in a detailed conversation with Thomas Hildebrandt, a distinguished computer scientist and professor at the University of Copenhagen. Their dialogue explores the intricate relationship between AI technology, law, and societal impacts, shedding light on unique challenges and opportunities.  Overall, the episode offers you a deep dive into the complexities of AI technology, providing a perspective on its current capabilities and its potential for future applications that are both beneficial and ethically sound.  Here are some highlights from their discussion:  - Thomas delves into the innovative realm of "computational law," where he discusses the use of AI to streamline and clarify complex legal frameworks.  - The discussion also addresses the consequences of misinterpreting AI outputs and the ethical considerations that surround its deployment.  - The conversation further explores AI's implications for education and professional development. Thomas expresses concerns about AI potentially undermining substantive learning and critical thinking skills among students and workforce members.   - Highlighting a future-forward approach, Thomas talks about combining AI with rule-based systems to improve their reliability and ensure accountability, emphasizing the importance of keeping humans in the loop to validate and correct AI operations.  - The episode concludes with a broad analysis of the international regulatory environment for AI, comparing the different approaches taken by the EU, China, and the U.S. This discussion provides insight into how these strategies might influence the future interplay between technological advancements, human rights, and societal norms.  Do you want to learn more about Thomas Hildebrandt? Thomas Hildebrandt is Professor at the Department of Computer Science, Copenhagen University. He has worked on digitalization of business processes, law, AI and decision support systems for more than 15 years in collaboration with public and private companies. He has been investigator in several inter-disciplinary research projects in collaboration with legal scholars and is the inventor of a knowledge graph-based process modelling language, Dynamic Condition Response graphs, which is embedded in commercial enterprise information systems and used widely in the public sector in Denmark and beginning to be applied outside Denmark. Thomas is also member of the advisory board of the Danish D-seal, a quality seal for responsible and secure use of data, and the Danish Standards group for AI, thereby participating in the work on EU and Global ISO standards for AI. In particular he has been the main author of a Danish public available specification on AI for decision support in the public sector.

25 APR 2024 · In this episode, Lasse Rindom speaks with Yariv Adan, about the dynamic realm of foundational model technology. They unpack the unpredictable and often chaotic nature of prompting AI systems, exploring how minor alterations in inputs can lead to substantial changes in outputs. In this conversation you get a deep dive into:  - The adaptability required to effectively harness AI in both consumer and developer contexts.  - The potential growth, scaling, and the inherent unpredictability of AI models. - The challenges and emerging solutions for integrating AI within business frameworks.  Do you want to learn more about Yariv Adan? Yariv Adan began his career as a software engineer in Israel in the late 90s. He worked as both an engineer and an engineering manager at several startups until 2007, when he transitioned to product management at Google. There, he was part of the founding teams for multiple strategic areas, including privacy in 2007 and emerging markets in 2009. By 2015, Adan's interest in AI led him to join the small founding team of what would evolve into the Google Assistant and Google Lens. He spent seven years working on cutting-edge AI consumer applications before moving to Google Cloud, where he led Product for conversational AI and, starting in 2022, applied Generative AI. After 17 years at Google, Adan recently left the company to start a venture capital firm specializing in early-stage AI startups, collaborating with a group of long-time colleagues. He is also actively involved in projects related to AI art and AI-augmented food.

18 APR 2024 · In this episode of "The Only Constant," you can listen to a conversation between Lasse Rindom and Emma Roloff, where they discuss the strategic nuances of AI adoption in business. They critique the rush to adopt AI without a foundational business strategy, emphasizing that technology should support, not lead, business objectives. And their conversation explores the practical implications of this approach, considering the broader impacts on company culture and employee engagement.  You get the following key discussion points:  - The risks of leading with technology instead of strategic business objectives. - The impact of AI adoption on organizational culture and employee roles. - Strategies for integrating AI that enhance rather than disrupt business operations.  Tune in for a conversation on the strategic deployment of AI within business frameworks, guided by Emma's expert insights. Do you want to learn more about Ema Roloff? Ema is a passionate educator, sales leader, and digital transformation expert with a unique background in teaching and over a decade of experience guiding companies through their digital evolution. She is the co-founder of Roloff Consulting and the Host of Leading Change. Ema has received prestigious awards and accolades, including AI Journal’s Young Tech Leader of the year, the RISE 35 under 35 Award and recognition as an Industry Influencer by InsurTech Hartford. Ema's diverse experience spans various industries, enabling her to identify patterns and facilitate insightful discussions that transcend industry boundaries. With over 300 expert interviews conducted in Digital Transformation and Innovation, Ema is a trusted voice in the field.

11 APR 2024 · In this episode of "The Only Constant," you can listen to Lasse Rindom and Scott Newton discuss the strategic landscape of AI, focusing on the necessity for clear definitions and actionable strategies. They highlight the vital role of creating an environment where individuals can freely express doubts and questions, which is crucial for making informed decisions about AI and technology integration.  Their key discussion points include:  - The strategic deficit in the AI market and the confusion surrounding AI definitions. - The importance of psychological safety in fostering open discussions for strategic clarity. - The impact of strategic decisions on AI integration and organizational direction. Do you want to learn more about Scott Newton? Scott is The Managing Partner of Thinking Dimensions, and a member of the Board of Directors at Strategy Tools. Scott works with Boards, CEOs, Private Equity, and senior leaders on Strategy, M&A, Value Creation, and Digital Transformation with an emphasis on embedding sustainability into their business models today and for the future. Scott and his teams focus on building new business model portfolios, future proofing the organization, and linking impact to sustainable growth and profitability opportunities. Technology and the implications to industry shifts are a major point of attention in the board room and the C-Suite, and with more than 25 years of international experience in advisory activities balanced between both multinational and family-controlled enterprises, Scott has had the unique opportunity to assist more than 250 CEO’s and Senior Business Leaders.

4 APR 2024 · In this episode of "The Only Constant," you can listen to Lasse Rindom and Coreyne Woodman-Holoubek dissect the multifaceted impact of AI on the workforce and society. Their conversation, rich in both depth and breadth, navigates through the adoption and adaptation of AI in the workplace, the evolution of job roles in the face of technological advancement, and the nuanced interplay between human creativity and AI's capabilities. Their key discussion points include:  - The challenges and opportunities presented by AI in enhancing workforce productivity and creativity. - The critical balance between leveraging AI for innovation and maintaining a human-centric approach to technology adoption. - Insights into the future of work, emphasizing the significance of adaptability, continuous learning, and the ethical considerations of integrating AI into our daily lives.  Do you want to learn more about Coreyne Woodman-Holoubek? Coreyne Woodman-Holoubek is the Founder of Progressive HR, a LinkedIn Top Voice in Company Culture, and a HR Tech and Work Tech influencer. She is also a Human Resources executive, a TEDx speaker, an event producer, and regional television personality.

21 MAR 2024 · This episode offers insight into the moral and practical challenges of AI, promising insightful perspectives on the future of technology. Together with Shail Khiyara, Lasse Rindom delves into AI adoption and its nuances. They discuss the intricacies of integrating AI into organizational strategies, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and strategic investments in AI for competitive advantage. The conversation also explores the commoditization of AI and its implications for societal evolution, highlighting the balance between adopting AI reflexively, like Pavlov's Dog, and the uncertain outcomes akin to Schrödinger's Cat. You can listen to the following key points:  - Strategies for AI adoption and achieving competitive advantage through continuous learning. - The impact of AI commoditization on societal evolution. - The reflexive adoption of AI technologies and the challenges of uncertain outcomes. Do you want to learn more about Shail Khiyara? Based in Silicon Valley, Shail Khiyara is a distinguished thought leader and operational executive in the Intelligent Automation and AI sector. As a recognized Top Voice in AI, Shail has furthered his influence with the 2023 launch of his book titled “Intelligent Automation - Bridging the Gap between Business & Academia”, offering a unique blend of strategic insight and practical execution experience. Shail is also the founder of VOCAL, a global initiative that unites over 90 leading brands worldwide, fostering collaboration among automation and AI leaders.

7 MAR 2024 · In this episode of "The Only Constant," you can listen to Lasse Rindom and Tom Allen delve into the intricate dynamics of the AI market, cutting through the noise and hype to examine its true state. They offer a critical perspective on the rapid proliferation of AI technologies, separating realistic advancements from inflated expectations. Their discussion extends to the impact of market trends on AI development and adoption, highlighting the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Key discussion points include: - Distinguishing between the market hype and the actual progress in AI. - The influence of market trends on AI development and strategic adoption. - Navigating the noise in the AI landscape to identify genuine innovation. Do you want to learn more about Tom Allen? As the founder and CEO of The AI Journal, Tom has a passion for democratizing AI knowledge and creating an engaging atmosphere for the global tech community. For more than three years, Tom has been leading a team of specialists and contributors to produce high-quality content, insights, and research on AI topics and trends. Tom speaks at conferences and summits around the world, where he has shared the stage with or interviewed influential thinkers and leaders in the tech industry. Through these activities, Tom leverages social networking and marketing skills to promote The AI Journal's mission and vision, as well as to support other initiatives that he is involved in in the tech community.

22 FEB 2024 · In this episode of "The Only Constant," you get an enlightening discussion on the convergence of technology, data, and philosophy, offering unique insights into the future of digital connectivity and intelligence. Lasse Rindom engages with Kurt Cagle on a deep dive into the Semantic Web, exploring its significance and the intricate ways it structures data and relationships on the internet. During their conversation you get insights into a wide range of topics, including the philosophical underpinnings of data connectivity, the evolution of the web from a chaotic mass of links to a structured, interconnected network, and the future implications of such structuring for AI and generative models and humanity on a whole. And you get insights into the following key points: - The foundational concepts and importance of the Semantic Web. - The role of data structuring and modeling in enhancing web connectivity and AI capabilities. - The philosophical and practical implications of fractals and graphs (and hypergraphs) on society and humanity. Do you want to learn more about Kurt Cagle? Kurt Cagle is the current managing editor of The Cagle Report, and was the former community editor for Data Science Central. Kurt is a published author with more than twenty books to his credit, and has been working as a technology editor for years, writing for Forbes, O'Reilly Media, IDC and others. Moreover he has been a consulting information architect and ontologist with more than twenty years experience working with Fortune 100 companies and US and European agencies.

15 FEB 2024 · In this episode you can explore generative AI's role in shaping the future of business automation. Together with Alexander Leonida, Lasse Rindom discusses the transformative journey of generative AI in the realm of business automation. During their conversation, they delve into the nuances of deploying AI in a manner that is both effective and aligned with best practices, avoiding the pitfalls of FOMO-driven adoption. And Alexander, CEO of SilkFlo, shares his insights on making generative AI integration as seamless as silk, drawing from his rich experience in implementing cutting-edge technologies. You can listen to the following key points: - Strategies for seamlessly integrating generative AI into business processes. - Overcoming challenges in AI implementation through structured approaches and best practices. - The potential of AI to redefine business automation and operational efficiency. Do you want to learn more about Alexander Leonida? Alexander is the founder and CEO of London SaaS startup SilkFlo. He is a seasoned expert in Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and AI. With extensive experience in digital transformations across multiple sectors including finance, manufacturing and logistics, Alexander has saved organisations millions through efficient RPA, Low-code, and ML projects. Witnessing the challenges companies face in AI and automation projects, Alexander founded SilkFlo. SilkFlo is a SaaS platform designed for businesses ready to embrace the future, streamlining the management and governance of AI and automation projects, while fostering an innovative, digital-first culture.

8 FEB 2024 · In this episode of "The Only Constant," Lasse Rindom sits down with Kyrtin Atreides to delve into the complexities of cognitive architectures, generative AI, and their broader implications. And you get Kyrtin´s critical perspectives on the current state of AI technologies, discussing the challenges of aligning AI with human emotional and cognitive processes. Their conversation covers key topics such as: - The limitations and potential of generative AI and language models. - The importance of an emotion-based motivational system in AI for achieving human-like understanding. - Ethical considerations and the future of AI in shaping human society. Tune in and take part in a conversation that explores the intersection of AI technology, human cognition, and the ethical landscape of future technologies. Do you want to learn more about Kyrtin Atreides? Kyrtin Atreides is a researcher and COO at AGI Laboratory, a startup that has quietly developed new kinds of “AI” technology from scratch over the past decade. He has studied a wide range of domains, including AI, physics, hardware, genetics, psychology, and philosophy in the pursuit of solutions to hard problems. Kyrtin this way continuously questions the large narratives through uncompromising analysis of what’s possible and what’s true, and this approach makes him an intriguing voice in the current AI market. His research has included a method of delivering the first actual “Democracy” as well as the only known solution to the hardest version of the “Alignment Problem”, research addressing the role of the Complexity versus Cognitive Bias trade-off in governance, and a method for bringing the first working cognitive architecture into scalable and real-time operation. He is part of multiple half-funded projects that all seek to turn these methods into real-world solutions.