Generative AI and the future with Martin Musiol

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Martin Musiol joins us as he shares his knowledge on all things AI.

Martin Musiol is the founder of Generativeai.net, an online learning platforms that teaches data scientists and others about generative AI. Martin joins me to chat about his experience and the value of generative AI for businesses.

In this episode

00:00 Introduction
01:31 Welcome Martin
07:20 LLM struggles
10:27 Building blocks of cognitive systems
17:00 Emerging capabilities
19:00 AI uncovering new information
21:02 Race to AGI
30:44 Asynchronous channels
35:50 The future of AI
41:50 Outro

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