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Our latest episode with a summary and discussion of last week's big AI news!This week:Why you shouldn’t get your Ph.D.Why you should get your PhD    Can We Make Our Robots Less Biased Than We Are?    How AI bots and voice assistants reinforce gender bias    Training AI algorithms on mostly smiling faces reduces accuracy and introduces bias, according to researchFacial-recognition research needs an ethical reckoningI asked GPT-3 for the question to “42”. I didn’t like its answer and neither will you.Meet GPT-3. It Has Learned to Code (and Blog and Argue).0:00 - 0:40 Intro 0:40 - 5:00 News Summary segment5:00 News Discussion segmentFind this and more in our text version of this news roundup:  https://lastweekin.ai/p/93Music: Deliberate Thought, Inspired by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Topics Mentioned in this Episode:The definition of change management in commercial life sciences. (3:00)The importance of personalization and empathy in change management and beyond. (6:00)The acceleration of omnichannel, benefits of early adoption, and how change management ensures success across the full commercial team. (10:30)The impact of HCP consent in strategy execution. (16:30)They key differences between supporting field medical versus field sales. (19:00)How AI is improving, not replacing, personal interactions. (22:00)

  What might artificial intelligence--and machine learning--mean to your future? More, perhaps, than we can imagine today.  According to professor/technologist/entrepreneur J. Scott Christianson, machine learning may soon be a core element of everyday life.  And the effects can be much more positive than people tend to think. With the right focus, Scott says, machine learning can help students determine their future careers.  It can also help in the fields of medicine, possibly facilitate breakthroughs in research, and even lead to more successful social interactions. On his website, Scott states that we can shape the future by understanding technology.  He doesn't simply say that--he's lived it. In 1996, Scott co-authored the book, Virtual Classrooms: Educational Opportunity Through Two-Way Interactive Television.  Two years later, according to his LinkedIn profile, he founded the company, Kaleidoscope Videoconferencing, which served businesses and educational institutions with videoconferencing equipment and tech support for 21 years. In other words, he was twenty-plus years ahead of today's remote conferences and distance learning. Scott, who describes himself as a "technologist who is also a teacher", currently teaches classes at the University of Missouri's Trulaske College of Business.  He also supplies a lot of great resources on AI, and on technology in general.  You can subscribe to his newsletter, The Free Range Technologist, and check out his latest recommendations for artificial intelligence resources and information at this link. Scott talked about his background, shared a number of the ways AI can positively shape the future and explored some of the current resources available for anyone who'd like to learn more. On this edition of Over Coffee® we cover: How Scott first became interested in artificial intelligence; A definition of machine learning (which is a narrow form of artificial intelligence); A "preview" look at a projected future with AI; How AI and machine learning predicted the pandemic (and are combating it); A project in which the average person can help in the research process; The ways AI could allow us to reimagine education in the future; What "brain science" is and how it can be used in the classroom; Some of the AI resources Scott recommends; Why AI and machine learning can make errors; Where we currently stand on guidelines for ethics in AI systems; Scott's recommendations for remaining employable and relevant in the future; Some of his favorite "learning experiences" while teaching his students; How machine learning can combat climate change; Several AI applications Scott enjoys using; A number of great resources if you would like to learn how to create artificial-intelligence technology; A cutting-edge technology currently active in other countries, which will probably be adopted in the U.S. "sooner rather than later" Scott's advice to his students about becoming invaluable for the future.  

What is it like to be a mom in a field where only 15% of practitioners are women?  In this episode of the Parents at Work Podcast, we interview Dhruva Lahon and Victoria Hills, who share what it’s like to be working mom engineers.  They talk about the experience of being managed, of managing others, and of parenting during COVID.  They also share how they found supports in this male-dominated field, along with how they leaned on family and friends and adopted flexible hours.  Join Tom Spiggle and Lori Mihalich-Levin in this knowledge-filled and inspiring conversation.    Show Highlights:    How having children changed Dhruva’s work life  Victoria shares how having children changed her work life  What it’s like to be a parent in the engineering field What it’s like to be a woman engineer  Beneficial work supports that Dhruva had as a new working parent  Work supports Dhruva wished she had  Work Supports that improved Victoria’s working parent experience  Why extended maternity leave improves the working parent experience and is an excellent retention tool How AI and technology is impacting working parents  Why you should utilize support from and for other moms in your workplace  Resources to navigate life as a working parent Why you should take life one day at a time    Links:    https://www.spigglelaw.com   https://www.mindfulreturn.com   Contact Lori:    Lori@mindfulreturn.com     Resources:    https://www.google.com/calendar/about/

Is your organization ready for tomorrow? Or are you still trying to make it fit into yesterday? How AI has already transformed our workplaces. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it. And real estate in America hasn't broken since the early 1900s. But in the last 10-20 years, real estate as a physical asset has morphed, a trend the pandemic has exacerbated and accelerated.  Thirty years ago, warehouses were the inferior asset class and retail the hottest. Now, no one wants a mall. Because these transformations happened so quickly, investors could not adapt fast enough. As soon as investors started to get burned, it was time to innovate. Featuring: Abe Somani, Managing Director, Leverton Intelligence, a pioneer in using artificial intelligence for data extraction and contract analytics. What we talked about: Abe's personal background and why he got involved in Proptech Why the real estate tech ecosystem is growing so quickly How AI has helped operators and property management firms navigate COVID The future of AI and how it relates to multifamily housing Check out the podcast on Apple, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or on our website here.

Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Manager at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society.   Today’s episode takes a deep dive into the intersection of strategic risk management, pandemic preparedness, healthcare, architecture, and engineering.   In previous episodes, RIMScast has taken a look at defensive and reactive strategies to COVID-19 — but an architectural initiative that addresses future pandemics and outbreaks is a first!   Project Héroe features prefab structures that can be quickly mobilized and assembled anywhere in the world, regardless of geography or other spatial constraints. Once assembled, the modules form a fully functioning hospital that can either supplement existing healthcare infrastructure or operate independently where critical healthcare gaps exist. Justin was so awed by the designs that he asked the leaders of Project Héroe to join him on RIMScast!   From the design firm, Senior Partner David Swartz and Director of Research Peter Bacevice join Justin to discuss how they wore their risk manager hats when they planned this ambitious project, the importance of well-thought-out, improvised architecture (especially during a crisis), and how this project can be customized to meet the challenges of future pandemics and other major risks such as natural disasters.   Key Takeaways: [:01] About RIMS’ Transitional Membership. [:26] About today’s episode. [:39] Current RIMS features, offerings, and events. [1:20] More about today’s episode with David Swartz and Peter Bacevice. [2:10] Justin welcomes David and Peter to RIMScast. [2:19] David introduces himself and shares about how he came to found Project Héroe. [3:27] Peter introduces himself and speaks about his involvement with Project Héroe. [4:25] How AI played a role in the design for Project Héroe. [5:26] What they learned in putting the project together. [7:09] David shares what motivated them to initially start Project Héroe, its main mission, and the team they brought together to make the project come to life. [8:54] How they raised capital for the project. [9:19] Where they currently are right now with Phase 2 of the project and what they’re currently trying to raise money for. [10:14] What the project represents and how it displays proactive risk management. [10:58] What they learned about mobile hospitals while working on this project. [12:02] How they’ve thought about mitigating risk and their holistic solution to address the immediate pandemic as well as future pandemics and natural disasters. [13:17] How Project Héroe is able to be customized to meet the challenges of future pandemics and other major risks such as natural disasters, man-made disasters, and beyond. [16:00] Project Héroe developed its modular healthcare architecture to cover many applications. [17:38] How Project Héroe could lead to strategic city and local government planning, even shaping the cities of the future. [19:17] Peter offers some additional thoughts around the importance of well-thought-out, improvised architecture — especially during a crisis. [21:55] With the diverse group of consultants they brought on for Project Héroe, David shares a lightbulb idea they hadn’t previously considered during the early stages of the project. [23:40] Peter touches on the educational side when facing a real-time crisis. [25:20] Justin thanks Peter and David for joining RIMScast and shares some of the important links to check out in today’s show notes!   Mentioned in this Episode: HLW Project Héroe Architecture Images RIMS ERM Conference 2020 — Register Today! — Save 10% off registration with the code: RIMSCASTLIVE2020 RIMS Risk Forum 2020 India — Register Today! Upcoming RIMS Webinars RIMS Advisory Services — Ask a Peer On-Demand Webinars RIMS Coronavirus Information Center RIMS Advocacy: Coronavirus Advocacy Information RM Magazine Risk Management Monitor New Audio Series: RIMS Risk Leaders RIMS-Certified Risk Management Professional (RIMS-CRMP) RIMS-CRMP Stories RIMS Membership — Whether you are a new member or need to transition, be a part of the global risk management community! Download any episode of RIMScast.   Related RIMScast Episodes: “SRM as a Design Tool for Smart Buildings with Val Loh”   Want to Learn More? Keep up with the podcast on RIMS.org and listen on iTunes. Have a question or suggestion? Email: Content@rims.org.   Join the Conversation! Follow @RIMSorg on Facebook and Twitter, and LinkedIn.   Follow up with Our Guest: David Swartz’s LinkedIn Peter Bacevice’s LinkedIn

Are our roles as traders coming to an end soon? Is AI and ML (that’s Machine Learning, not Money Laundering or Meat Loaf…) going to take over the trading world? Trading veteran Bob Pardo from Pardo Capital joins us to discuss these topics plus much more, including: How AI is missing common inputs used by human traders, Modeling the expertise of human traders using Expert Systems, The dangers of using computers to blindly create strategies, Retail edges vs Institutional edges and how private traders can compete, The lifespans of edges (are they getting shorter?), The Dynamic Statistical Profile of strategies and taking strategies offline, Correlations (and how correlation can be a 2-edge sword), Objective functions and when it doesn't matter which one you choose, Using performance feedback and indicators on equity curves, Adaptive trading systems, fitting your process to your objective and much more!

This year we launched our Insiders Series, a free online event series were we look at everything from the latest tech and advancing AI trends in healthcare to actionable insights from those working on the front lines of medical imaging. Our first Insiders Series session was the AI Reset Roundtable, where we brought together some of the brightest minds in the industry to shed light on the AI landscape, current and future needs of health systems, and the best path forward. The differing perspectives of our panelists created a truly thought-provoking discussion on how AI can influence and enhance workflows now and in the foreseeable future. AI Reset Roundtable Panel Moderator: TeraRecon President & CEO, Jeff Sorenson Kim Garriott, Chief Innovation Officer at NetAPP Healthcare Sanjay Parekh, Senior Analyst at Signify Research Jeremy Bikman, CEO at Reaction Data John Danahy, TeraRecon’s new Chief Revenue Officer. Watch or listen to the AI Reset Roundtable recap for the highlights of the panel discussion, including: How AI adoption is accelerating in healthcare and the noticeable effects of becoming more efficient. How providers are pivoting their AI programs and technology investments. About the many applications and responsible implementation of using AI in clinical workflows. Ways AI vendors adapt their solutions to remain sustainable and scalable. Where imaging AI fits into the spectrum of high potential use cases.

You’re taking advantage of the benefits of AI every day in ways you might not even be aware of. When you “talk” to an automated voice on the other end of the phone, when you call a Lyft or an Uber, and when you’re asking Siri or Alexa to play your favorite song while you wash dishes. AI is everywhere, and its uses are expanding rapidly. With the application of any new technology, there’s always a period of time during which kinks that creators didn’t plan for become visible. As new systems gain traction, those unaccounted for faults can become amplified, creating patterns, which in turn can start to erode trust. One example of this when it comes to AI is how racial and gender biases that the technology was actually built to avoid can creep into the decision-making process. Another is how the AI-based algos in social media amplify extreme views and keep us all in our filter bubbles, too often fostering division. To better broadly consider the effects of such systems, it’s perhaps useful to first understand how they work – by building upon their own intelligence, collecting information from our cues and habits. We all collectively create AI in our clicks and swipes, often without considering how the data will be used by bots and algos to make decisions. In order to make this technology work well, and work well for everyone, we need to map out the channels of its proverbial brain. Our guests today are Mohsen Rezayat and Ron Bodkin. Rezayat is our Chief Solutions Architect here at Siemens Digital Industries Software. Bodkin spent the past few years as Technical Director of Applied Artificial Intelligence at Google. Currently, he’s the Vice President of AI Engineering and CIO at Vector Institute and Engineering Lead at the Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society. In today’s episode, we’re talking about machine learning and artificial intelligence, including the complexity of establishing a system of ethics in AI so that it makes conscientious decisions and better serves our collective human community. And find more information on industrial AI at Siemens here.Some Questions I Ask:What is an example of AI in practice? (5:58)How are some AI models demonstrating bias? (7:59)What is the potential to deliberately misuse digital systems? (10:31)With the loss of public trust in AI, when do you think we’ll be able to regain our trust of this technology? 12:51)What do you think about how tech companies can safeguard us against bias and unfair treatment from algorithms? (19:48)Do you think we’ll achieve the goal of embedding ethics into future models of AI? (21:39)What You’ll Learn in This Episode:The definition of machine learning (2:20)An example of how machine learning works (2:51)How racial bias makes its way into AI algorithms (8:45)The three components of trustworthy AI (12:56)How we can build ethical AI (14:37)Why humility is a good quality (15:10)How AI could help us see the future when it comes to catastrophic events (16:50)Connect with Mohsen Rezayat:LinkedInConnect with Ron Bodkin:LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Barry Edwards and Merle Garrison: INTRO: Barry embarks on first phase of volunteer work with Shaker Lakes Nature Center in effort to battle SAD in winter months. Browns are 4-1. We take a look at their strengths and weaknesses as they prepare for big rival Pittsburgh Sunday. Next episode is end of Season 2, and our one year anniversary! Career/Self-improvement: The importance of LISTS in our personal and professional lives. Maximizing the iPhone for personal lists. Ways to stay organized professionally using Trello.com for small teams and SalesForce.com for large teams. Avoid letting email become your list from hell. How AI and other automations are rapidly changing our work lives. Current Events/Politics: Merle recommends Trump Card by Dinesh D’Sousa – Filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza examines the ideas of socialism and the state of politics in America. We address the alarming problem of Big Tech (Facebook, Twitter and Google) censoring our communications at will in an effort to sway public opinion – AKA, PROPAGANDA. Merle recounts NY Post’s article on Hunter Biden’s alleged Ukrainian pay off that implicates his father. A quick look at Amy Coney Barrett – Super Mom and Supreme Court nominee. On the lighter side: Merle murders a lizard. Two Youtube vids you must check out: Wife Sends Husband Into The Ocean In Dissolving Shorts – https://bit.ly/2EdpaJD Best New Puppy Surprise For Kids Compilation (Try not to cry challenge)- https://bit.ly/37c8Sge Write in and share your questions or insight at: mail@OverFiftyStartingOver.com Website: OverFiftyStartingOver.com

In 1952, automation was poised to wipe out the most common jobs. And in 70 years, it managed to get rid of only one. Why? Because there is a difference between a task and a job. That’s one of the many insights Nate Nichols has learned as Chief Scientist at Narrative Science. Nate came on the show today to discuss: How AI will change the future of work The difference between a task and a job Why intelligence is the combination of knowledge and judgment Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: towardsdatascience.com If you want to hear more, subscribe to Leading with Data on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or here.

In 1952, automation was poised to wipe out the most common jobs. And in 70 years, it managed to get rid of only one. Why? Because there is a difference between a task and a job. That’s one of the many insights Nate Nichols has learned as Chief Scientist at Narrative Science. Nate came on the show today to discuss: How AI will change the future of work The difference between a task and a job Why intelligence is the combination of knowledge and judgment Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: towardsdatascience.com If you want to hear more, subscribe to Leading with Data on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or here.

The #1 reason people are scared of AI isn’t job loss. It’s loss of expertise. People fear the computer will come in and show them up at what they’ve spent their professional lives perfecting. That will never happen. In this episode, host Keri Roberts interviews Mark Thames, Global Partner Business Development Leader - AI Enterprise at Juniper Networks, about mind-blowing applications for Mist 360 that don’t steal human jobs. Things they discussed: -AI as a valuable addition to the IT department -How AI improves the customer experience -AI applications for enterprise and SMB “Popular use cases right now with AI are getting better insight into your environment, to do better automation to quickly solve problems, and to have self-driving environments.” — Mark Thames Get in touch with Mark on LinkedIn and learn about Juniper at juniper.assist@ingrammicro.com. To join the discussion, follow us on Twitter @IngramTechSol #B2BTechTalk Listen to this episode and more like it by subscribing to B2B Tech Talk on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Stitcher. Or, tune in on our website.

Brad Ferris, RN worked at the bedside for many years. One of the things that frustrated Brad was the focus on the rhetoric of patient centric care, but working in a provider centric environment. Brad noticed that the way we speak to our patients is very transactional. Our interactions tend to lack warmth and empathy mostly due to the time constraints we've been placed under. Brad worked extensively in clinical research trials and came across artificial intelligence. He worked with artificial intelligence with the patients and saw some interesting results. He began to explore how artificial intelligence in text messaging could create a patient centric environment. Brad began writing scripts for the messaging that could interact with patients and help to create the beginning of a relationship. Not only that, by using AI, the messenger could answer an unlimited number of phone calls at the same time, negating the need to have a lot of staff putting patients on hold. Brad's overall big idea was to take the transactional conversations we've been having with patients and turn it into therapeutic conversations that are inviting and rewarding. Brad's innovative idea is being taken to marketplace to launch in clinics across the US to improve the conversations we are having with our patients. To learn more about Brad's company, check out his website at ClinicGrower.com Don't Miss Moments: --> How Brad discovered this idea of improving communication for our patients --> How Brad launched this business and what it took --> Why Brad thinks the way we talk to patients now has to change and how doing so will improve the bottom line of clinics across the US --> How AI can be used to change healthcare

EP 99: Integrating Sales and Marketing Strategies with Showpad's Russell Wurth In Episode 99 of the Lion’s Share Marketing Podcast, Tyler and Jon discuss the removal of Facebook’s 20% text limits on ad images. They explain that the more text that’s displayed on an ad, the fewer people Facebook will show it to. Tyler and Jon discuss how with fewer rules in place, ad creators have more opportunities to be creative. Then, Tyler and Jon go on to discuss the launch of LinkedIn Stories, which creates a significant opportunity for savvy B2B marketers, recruiters, and job seekers. Then Tyler introduces Russell Wurth, Vice President of Sales Enablement at ShowPad. Russell goes on to explain ShowPad’s services and his role at the company. He uses his knowledge and experience to advise about sales enablement technologies. He also explains the differences in the mindsets and priorities of sales and marketing teams and the importance of cross-team communication.  Russell wraps up by suggesting that one should not hesitate to broaden their perspective. Marketing leaders should be prepared to share a hypothesis with sales leaders and collaborate on the results in order to improve the output from both teams.  Join Tyler, Jon, and Russell to gain better insight into the role of sales enablement and communicating better with marketing members.  ***Want to Win a Winners Keep Score T-Shirt? Leave Us A Review and You’re Automatically Entered to Win! Winners Drawn Monthly and Announced on the Show!*** Time Stamps 00:00 - Intro 01:54 - What’s In The News | Facebook Removes 20% Text Limit on Ad Images + LinkedIn Stories 08:05 - Featured Guest | Russell Wurth  08:39 - ShowPad 14:19 - Tips for Sales and Marketing Leaders to Drive Better Results 15:32 - How Marketing Leaders Can Leverage Sales Insights To Connect With Prospective Customers 16:56 - The Importance of Content Marketers Collaborating with their Sales Teams 18:12 - How AI is Changing the Sales Process 20:49 - Biggest Missed Opportunities for Marketing Leaders 23:30 - Tips For Building an Effective Lead Scoring System 24:38 - Key Takeaway 26:00 - Outro Featured Guests | Russell Wurth LinkedIn What's In the News  Facebook Removes 20% Text Limit on Ads Lion’s Share Marketing Podcast Learn More About Tyler & Jon www.tylersickmeyer.com  Need Marketing Help?  www.FidelitasDevelopment.com Music Intro Music – Colony House – Buy “2:20” on iTunes Outro Music – Skillet – Buy “Lions” on iTunes

One of the most important contributors to a baby’s physical and psychological development is sleep. The same goes for their parents! But what exactly is the science behind how babies and toddlers sleep, and how does sleep – or a lack thereof – affect a little one’s waking hours, too? Dr. Erin Flynn-Evans is a sleep scientist and co-founder of Baby Sleep Science, an organization that offers families resources and help with children’s sleep. She spent more than 10 years working in the Division of Sleep Medicine at Harvard Medical School and at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Dr. Flynn-Evans joins us to share how much sleep babies and toddlers should be getting, the most common challenges parents face regarding their baby’s sleep, and advice and tips for the whole family on how to catch some healthy and restorative ZZZs. Listen to this episode to learn: -Sleep guidelines for infants and toddlers established by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine -The importance of naps – how frequently and how long should babies be napping as they grow? -How to optimize your baby or toddler’s sleep environment (make sure it’s cool, quiet, dark, and comfortable) -Signs to look out for signaling that your baby isn’t getting enough sleep -How to adjust your child’s sleep schedule to accommodate new school schedules and seasonal time shifts -How AI and mobile apps, like Huckleberry, can help you and your baby get better sleep -Resources for parents who need help with their child’s sleep For more information, visit https://www.babysleepscience.com/.

Tuesday, September 29, 2020The Hoover Institution is co-hosting The Rise of Digital Authoritarianism: China, AI, & Human Rights Conference on September 29, October 1, October 6, and October 9, 2020 from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. PDT.The 1st day of The Rise of Digital Authoritarianism: China, AI, & Human Rights Conference featured opening remarks by Condoleezza Rice, director of the Hoover Institution and a panel discussion on "How AI is powering China's Domestic Surveillance State How is AI exacerbating surveillance risks and enabling digital authoritarianism?" This session will examine both state-sponsored applications and Chinese commercial services.

There aren’t many security professionals who’ve had the breadth of experience reflected in John McClurg’s resume. The BlackBerry SVP and CISO spent his early career with the United States government, serving as both a supervisory special agent and branch chief for the FBI as well as a deputy branch chief for the CIA. In these roles, McClurg was involved in the capture of both Kevin Poulsen, the former black-hat hacker, and the CIA double-agent Harold James Nicholson. Following his public service, he served as a vice-president and Chief Security Officer for Lucent, Honeywell, and Dell before coming to Cylance and now BlackBerry.Keynote: The New Reality: Bringing Order to Chaos with Unified Endpoint SecurityWe’re poised to deliver a new reality across devices, networks, apps, and people leveraging AI, machine learning and automation.Fireside chat: “Of Cabbages & Kings”: The New Security & How AI is Liberating UsReactive Detection & Perimeter Trust. We’ll review one CISO’s journey, the forces that presaged this revolution, and what it portends for the future.If listening to this before 10/1/2020, register for the CyberCraft summit for free here. If listening to this after 10/2/2020, you can gain full access to the event recordings and CPE credits and get a huge discount on the VIP pass. EXCLUSIVE CPE PASS PRICING FOR FNF LISTENERSClick here for the Exclusive Fraud Not Frog CPE & Presentation Pass for up to 35 CPE credits and 1 full year access to redeem for self-study CPE if purchased by 10/2/2020. This link and offer is only good here for Fraud Not Frog fans.Here's what you get with the VIP CPE & Presentation Pass:Full access to the live virtual event, vendor booths, hiring eventFull access to earn up to 35 CPE self-study credits w/ 1 year Full access to the recorded presentations at the summit to access as much as you wantAll online, self-study, take at your own pace, 30 day money back 100% satisfaction guaranteeA portion of proceeds will fund two Cybersecurity and Anti-Fraud scholarships. 30-day money back guarantee. CPE honored based on standards generally accepted by professional certification bodies for live and self-study delivery methods.>>>>>> Click here for the Exclusive Fraud Not Frog CPE & Presentation Pass

Latané is the Chief Market Officer of 6sense and author of the bestselling book, No Forms. No Spam. No Cold Calls. She’s passionate about empowering marketing leaders to confidently lead their teams, company, and industry into the future. Latané is laser-focused on leveraging technology and data to build marketing programs that result in deals, not just leads. She’s known across the industry for her creativity, competitiveness, and boundless energy.Latané will share with us today:Why you don’t need lead magnets anymore.How AI can identify the buying stage of prospects and personalize messaging accordingly.Which critical capability makes a good customer data platform to an AMAZING one.How to predict with 85% accuracy that a cold account is in the buying mode right now.What's the best hack to personalize messaging.And what is the fundamental difference between marketing and SaaS marketingGet a FREE hardcopy of "No Forms. No Spam. No Cold Calls". Just give a 5-star rating and a review comment and you will be one of 10 winners, who will be called out in Episode 5.Brought to you by SaaSconversion.io

Michael Brown (Senior Market Analyst, Caxton FX) joins Lloyd for a special Thursday episode tackling the latest economic developments in the UK.Since joining Caxton FX in 2016, Michael has shown an impressive knack for predicting developments in the foreign exchange markets. In this episode, he shares why traders are bracing for a no-deal Brexit and tells us which currencies to invest in for Q4 2020. Plus, Michael warns us about of COVID-related economic shocks, a W-shaped recovery for the housing market and the dangers of negative interest rates at the Bank of England.Follow Mana Search on TwitterFollow Mana Search on LinkedInEpisode Highlights:02:43: Why traders now predict a no-deal Brexit.04:19: Don’t go below zero: predicting the Bank of England rate cut08:55: Can the UK control a second wave of COVID-19?11:20: The hot currencies traders should invest in for Q4 202013:44: Michael's biggest economic fear15:40: Taxing big tech giants: should the UK do it?17:25: How did Michael form his passion for economics?20:48: Why Michael didn't go to university24:32: How AI can (and can't) improve foreign exchange30:22: Michael’s big advice for forex traders

Drew Silverstein is the co-founder and CEO of Amper Music which is a tool based on artificial intelligence that empowers anyone to create unique and professional music instantly. It’s a very cool tool for people who want to create music for their videos or any other application but might not know how to do it nor have the money to hire someone else to do it for them.Having a tool like artificial intelligence that makes music-making easier and cheaper can be very valuable but can also be very disruptive to an industry that relies on composers for library music, for example.However, technology will always make things easier and more accessible, so why should the music industry be immune to that? In fact, it never has.It’s a super interesting topic and it was a pleasure talking to this and more with Drew and I hope you will enjoy our conversation as well.In this interview, we spoke about:• How AI will take over library/stock music and the lower tier of music production• Functional vs Artistic music and how we value music• How we can embrace and take advantage of AI in the music industry• The fear of losing your job to AI• Favourite books and how Drew has implemented some of them in his life• If Amper will be able to create vocals for your projects• How Drew views quitting vs staying persistent• How Amper’s technology was created• Favourite failures and the importance of failing forwardAnd much moreCheck out Amper Music:https://www.welcome.ai/amper-musicAnd Drew Silverstein:http://drewsilverstein.com/Books Mentioned In The Episode:The Last Lecture by Randy PauschHow Will You Measure Your Life? by Clayton M. ChristensenRed Notice: A True Story of High Finance, Murder, and One Man's Fight for Justice by Bill BrowderNo Room for Small Dreams: Courage, Imagination, and the Making of Modern Israel by Shimon Peres►► Join The Audio Tribe To Get Exclusive Access To Interviews, Private Q&A’s And Live Streams: https://www.youraudiosolutions.com/exclusive-access

Welcome to the GIANT Thinking podcast. A show that is passionately committed to bringing you conversations with the leading experts who are improving the health and wellbeing of people around the world by supporting innovation and accelerating the adoption of new healthcare technology. In this episode GIANT Health (Global Innovation And New Technology) CEO Barry Shrier welcomes Neil Daly - CEO of Skin Analytics which is leading the charge to improve the health and wellbeing of patients through its technical advances in spotting skin cancers using AI technology. Subjects covered in this episode: * How Skin Analytics is using AI to diagnose skin cancer * There is a stunning one billion assessments a year * How the pandemic has accelerated the adoption of digital solutions * The huge capacity issue with dermatology * How venture capital investment affects the growth of a health tech brand * Why AI is destined to help clinicians not replace them * How AI within skin care is helping doctors to find a needle in a haystack * Why adopting AI in skin care cancer treatments could save £40 million - £80 million per annum As always, this is an important conversation on essential subjects with leading experts, this is GIANT thinking. SUBSCRIBE now to ensure you never miss an episode. Visit Giant Health https://www.giant.health/ Connect with Neil Daly https://www.linkedin.com/in/ndaly/ Contact Neil via neil@skinanalytics.co.uk

How is artificial intelligence (AI) revolutionising education? ----more---- We dive into adaptive e learning, which gives personalised learning feedback to each student. It's efficient and can do things too time-consuming and tedious for humans. ----more---- Talk about transformative learning... ----more---- We discuss: what's the right balance of edu-tainment? How AI generates individualised feedback the 4 levels of e learning A scenario example of AI learning in action! +much more ----more---- Resources: Find Gene here! https://www.linkedin.com/in/genebarryfrizzell/ Video version of podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCndDvY08yZ1ljNtoJ6C9_LA?view_as=subscriber Feedback, queries, anecdotes - send them on through! → itsjjyang@gmail.com MUSIC: cloud lukrembo 

RPA is all about automation, and most digital workers are great at automated tasks. If you want to get into something more interesting and more valuable, however, let's talk about machine learning.    You could train a digital worker to have a bit of machine learning in it. Over time, your worker would learn to understand information, not just repeat tasks. Eventually, it could communicate its opinion to a human being and then learn from that human's opinion.    That puts digital and human workers in a closer relationship than ever.   In this episode of Generation Digital Workforce, we talk with Eric Tyree, Head of AI and Research at Blue Prism, Eric discusses human-digital interaction.   Specifically, Eric talks about: * How AI can tangibly benefit RPA * The ways AI can support commerce, not just technology * ...And what Eric believes the future of work looks like   To ensure that you never miss an episode of Generation Digital Workforce, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or Spotify, or here. 

On this episode of ‘Conversations that Matter’, special guest host Umesh Sachdev, Co-Founder and CEO of Uniphore, chats with Mike Small, CEO of Sitel Americas. Sitel Americas is a global leader in customer experience management with a team of over 90,000 associates around the world. On the podcast, Mike explains how, by capitalizing on ever-evolving technology such as AI and automation, the BPO (business process outsourcing) industry can help organizations optimize their brands no matter the scale. “The BPO of the future,” he says, “is truly an integrative platform.” On the podcast, Umesh and Mike discuss: Ways the customer experience industry has evolved over the years The biggest myth around the BPO industry How AI and automation impact the BPO industry today and potentially in the future Advice for contact center agents to excel in CX Becoming a better customer service operations manager For more information about Uniphore and Sitel, go to our recent blog post. To hear this interview and many more like it, subscribe to the Conversations that Matter Podcast on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or on our website.

Apple Podcasts Rate and Review for SpotOn Dan Faggella is the CEO and Head of Research at Emerj, a tech company that utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to help businesses and organizations develop winning strategies and profitable decisions. An avid fan of AI, he is known as someone who has an unbiased voice regarding the applications and implications of artificial intelligence algorithms in any industry and throughout our society. When he’s not running Emerj, Dan is hosting not one, but two podcasts: The AI in Business podcast and the AI in Financial Services podcast Dan joins us to share how artificial intelligence can change the way leaders plan their marketing strategies and the AI services Emerj offers. He describes who he is and how he became interested in the business of AI. He explains the pros and cons of using AI-generated realities and simulations while citing real world examples. He discusses how the pandemic has affected their business and why it’s not all negative. Dan also describes the potential that AI can unlock for the insurance and healthcare industries. "AI was a very personally curious initiative, but it turned out to be a business advantage for enterprises who want to allocate money intelligently." - Dan Faggella Today on Spot On Insurance: What OECD is and its purpose. Why Dan ventured into the business of artificial intelligence. When AI became a popular topic in multiple industries. How Covid-19 has helped and challenged Dan’s business model. Deepfake technology, its dangers, and its business potential. Using AI to generate ideas for marketing, planning, and other aspects of business management. What we can expect once artificial intelligence becomes part of commercial media. How AI is currently being used in healthcare. Should patients fear how AI can be used to determine insurance coverage? What Emerj is, how it got started, and the solutions it provides to businesses and organizations. The potential benefits of artificial intelligence in the insurance industry. How to get the youth to be excited to work in insurance. Key Takeaways: When deepfake tech becomes the norm, there's going to be a multi-front battle for the nature of reality. We’re still far from fearing AI manipulation of our insurance coverage. The future of marketing and politics will be spearheaded by AI-generated people who don’t exist. Connect with Dan Faggella: Emerj AI in Business podcast AI in Financial Services podcast Lotus Eaters vs World Eaters blog This episode was brought to you by….. Insurance Licensing Services of America (ILSA), America’s Premier Insurance Compliance and Licensing experts. To learn more about ILSA and their services, visit ILSAinc.com. Connect, Learn, Share Thank you for joining us on this week’s episode of Spot On Insurance. For more resources and episodes, visit SpotOnInsurance.com. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Love what you’re learning, Spot Light your review on Apple Podcasts Rate and Review For SpotOn and share your favorite episodes with friends and colleagues!

If there has ever been a time in history that journalism is needed to shine a light on what's happening in the world, it's now. Would it surprise you to hear that Python and machine learning are playing an increasingly important role in discovering and bringing us the news? On this episode, you'll meet Carolyn Stansky, a journalist and developer who's been researching this intersection. Links from the show Carolyn on Twitter: @carolstran Carolyn on LinkedIn: linkedin.com Carolyn's site: workwithcarolyn.com Carolyn's talk: How AI is enhancing journalism: vimeo.com Examples of AI / automation in use Quakebot: bit.ly/quakebot-code LA Homicide Tracker: homicide.latimes.com reportermate: github.com Buzzfeed Finding and tracking secret spy planes: bit.ly/buzzfeed-spy-planes NY Times comment moderation: bit.ly/nyt-comments Al Jazzira: Drones in warzones: bit.ly/fmls-keynote Tools Qz.ai - Quartz AI Studio, focused on helping smaller papers and journalists: qz.ai Facets: github.io Google News Initiative: bit.ly/google-ni Newspaper3k Package: newspaper.readthedocs.io FiveThirtyEight: fivethirtyeight.com Google News and Australia fight: bbc.com Twitter thread on American news overwhelming other countries: twitter.com Sponsors Brilliant Talk Python Training

We’ve heard from experts and industry leaders about how computer vision is applied to self-driving cars and the implications of bias in AI. But let's go back to the basics first. For a foundation to artificial intelligence, we take inspiration from our successful Intro to AI workshop with the Mark Cuban Foundation to bring you this bonus episode today.Subscribe for episodes every other Thursday! We’ll be back with interviews next time!— Links — Learn AI in 60 Minutes | An introduction to artificial intelligenceAI in Healthcare 101 | How AI is being used in the healthcare industryJobs in AI & Data Science | An overview of jobs in artificial intelligence and data science— A.I. For Anyone, a non-profit dedicated to helping you learn about AI.  —Find us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube at @aiforanyone& check us out at aiforanyone.org/& email your friends at podcast@aiforanyone.orgBrought to you by Haroon Choudery (@haroonchoudery), Mac McMahon, Serena Chao (@coriils), Kaira Villanueva, Nandana Yadla, Jacob Ludwig, Dimitryus Graziani, and the rest of the AI4A team

On the show today we have founder and CEO Matt Miller plus product partnership manager Andrew Perusi from audiobridge.Audiobridge is a mobile recording app which helps artists collaborate remotely. You can do things like multitracking, editing, add audio effects, in-app messaging with your collaborators and more.Also, the goal is to be more powerful than Pro Tools, in portrait mode, which is pretty exciting.In this interview, we spoke about:• Dealing with the slow-moving and slow-adapting music industry• Being a disruptor in the music industry• How technology is shaping the music industry• Why Pro Tools has too many features and is not an easy to use tool• How audiobridge can become the one-stop-shop for music creation• The audio quality of recording on your iPhone• Why audiobridge is better than your Voice Memo application• How AI can be used to help artists create better recordingsAnd much moreDownload audiobridge for iOS hereInvest in audiobridge on Wefunder (for a limited time!)►► Join The Audio Tribe To Get Exclusive Access To Interviews, Private Q&A’s And Live Streams: https://www.youraudiosolutions.com/exclusive-access

Drew McLellan has led a successful career specializing in serving small to mid sized marketing agencies. Currently residing in Des Moines, Iowa, Drew runs two successful businesses, Agency Management Institute (AMI) and McLellan Marketing Group (MMG). Through AMI he serves more than 250 small to midsize agencies in his niche, helping them build their business to be sustainable, scalable and profitable. He founded McLellan Marketing Group in 1995 and has been providing results for clients for over 25 years. Drew is also a recognized author, blogger, webinar host and podcast host. A Minnesota native, Drew gathered professional and life experience living in several states, including New York and Florida, before returning to his Midwest roots and settling in Des Moines. There, he founded his agency and has continued to expand his portfolio, with recent appearances in the New York Times, Entrepreneur Magazine, Business Week and Fortune’s Small Business. He received a master’s degree from the University of Minnesota in journalism, psychology and english literature. Hear Drew and Cliff’s thoughts on identifying and serving niche markets, the power of positioning yourself or business as an authority with content marketing, what’s on the horizon with the artificial intelligence marketing trend and creating opportunities from challenges by taking small risks. Listen to this episode of OUTdrive now! What You'll Learn Identifying opportunities to niche down Capitalizing on opportunities that compliment existing skills and allow room for growth Leveraging your business as an authority in a niche with content marketing The benefits of serving a niche and long term profitability How AI, Artificial Intelligence, is similar to a car, and how AI tools can help you be faster and more efficient More about the hard work and hustle that leads to career success How Drew genuinely supports and helps others to reach their full potential Ways core values of the rural American lifestyle influence urban areas and vice versa The importance of peer support for continued business development Achieving business growth by capitalizing on opportunities presented by challenges  

On this week’s Power Hour Alex Epstein interviews Mark Mills, Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, on the future of energy in general and “renewable energy” in particular. In the last year and a half Mark has published two fascinating and widely circulated reports: “The ‘New Energy Economy’: An Exercise in Magical Thinking” and “Mines, Minerals, and ‘Green’ Energy: A Reality Check”. Mark brings a great perspective to energy issues because he a) has a strong physics background and b) he is deeply knowledgeable about how different industries, above all the digital technology industry, use energy. On the show Mark and Alex discuss: – The three ways to use unreliable “renewable” energy and why none them work well – The massive and rapidly increasing quantities of reliable electricity used by digital technology – Why every hour of video uses as much energy as driving 1 mile – How AI has a limitless need for energy – Tech companies’ contradiction of supporting unreliable energy and demanding ultra-reliable energy – The fallacy of equating energy and electricity – The limits of battery density – Why engineers can’t fulfill arbitrary political wishes

Barclay Rae, co-author of the ITIL v4 guides and ITSM consultant, and Sanjeev NC, AI enthusiast and former Product Marketing lead at Freshworks, join host Dan Turchin to discuss where AI is helping organizations and why fears of job elimination are unfounded.Listen and learn...Why "artificial" is a better description of today's AI technology than "intelligent"How AI is helping reduce training time for help desk agentsKey metrics you should be using to make sure your AI project is successfulThe skills you need to lead your organization's first AI projectWhat gamification has in common with AI

Steven Johnson (@stevenbjohnson) is the best-selling author of 11 books on the intersection of science, technology, and personal experience, including Farsighted: How We Make the Decisions That Matter the Most. He also hosts the Fighting Coronavirus podcast on Wondery. What We Discuss with Steven Johnson: In a world where we might put more thought into brunch than buying a house, what types of decisions warrant a "decision-making process?" Why we can do better than relying on the old pros and cons list that Ben Franklin, Charles Darwin, and our parents once found useful. Uniform phases of decision-making that we can teach, learn, and apply to tailor-made decisions of varying complexity. How AI might help us augment decision-making processes involving probability. The premortem: why planning as if a future event has already happened might result in better decisions than just asking ourselves "what if?" And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/378 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

The question is not: How do you drive growth? That's no secret. You just have to find what works for you, double down, and iterate on it.  The question is: How can you increase the velocity of your learning so you can discover what works for you even faster and thereby sharpen your growth curve?  Could AI be the learning catalyst you need? On this episode of CXNext, I interview Lomit Patel, Vice President of Growth at IMVU, the world's largest, avatar based social network app.  What we talked about: The value of using AI to process data in real time How AI can help target the right user with the right message Using AI to differentiate the signal from the noise ...and why data-generated insights can come too late.

There’s so much talk about Artificial Intelligence and how it’s going to revolutionize everything from driving our cars to the experiences we have as customers. Yet, Scott McKain asks in today’s PROJECT DISTINCT, will it REALLY have a disruptive impact? Or, do we need to tap the brakes just a bit on what we think is the future of CX and AI? You’ll find out on this episode! Here are the posts that Scott references during today’s show: "How AI will -- and won't -- dominate customer service in 2019":  https://betanews.com/2019/01/07/how-ai-will-and-wont-dominate-customer-service-in-2019/ "How AI Will Make Customer Service Reps Better At Their Jobs”: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2018/12/14/how-ai-will-make-customer-service-reps-better-at-their-jobs/#46ffbbf53be8

June 24, 2020: Welcome to this episode of the Field Report! Today’s guest is Tahir Ali, from Froedtert Health. Tahir serves as Froedtert Health’s chief technology officer of information technology, providing the leadership and vision to grow the Froedtert & MCW network further through technology acquisitions, leveraging existing technology investments and the use of technological resources. His primary areas of responsibility include the effective management of the daily operations of all technology, including the data center, telecommunications, technical services, desktop engineering, network operations, vendor management and field support. In this episode, we discuss EHR, AI and automation, and disaster recovery, and Tahir explains how Froedtert uses scalability to avoid unreliable networks through unintelligent design. We also talk about on-prem versus cloud, and Tahir gives us his argument for avoiding lock-in, and he also shares with us what he believes will be the most important projects in healthcare coming out of COVID-19. For more on the benefits of AI for both automation and security, make sure not to miss this episode of the Field Report!Key Points From This Episode:Tahir explains how Froedtert has experienced the pandemic thus far.The upgrades to Froedtert’s EHR system prior to COVID to ensure scalability.How AI was built into the servers for specialized EHR workloads and storage was upgraded.Tahir’s experience with Hurricane Sandy, how it changed his thinking on disaster recovery.How EHR systems can be automated through AI and whether PACS has AI built into it too.How Froedtert uses scalability to avoid unreliable networks through unintelligent design.What drives the decision for Tahir on on-prem versus cloud and why he prefers on-prem.Tahir explains the value of creating abstraction layers to avoid vendor lock-in on the cloud.Why Tahir considers mobile accessibility the most important thing coming out of COVID-19.How Tahir believes healthcare can deliver a standardized experience within homes.Seeing AI built into a number of systems going forward, and the benefits for security and automation.

How AI and Humans Will Work Together to Build a More Human Future of WorkIn this turnaround format, Leeza McKeown and Dan King interview Dan Turchin! Hear...-- Dan's backstory - starting PeopleReign.io to help augment the human experience. (What are his goals?)-- The benefits of AI for a frontline call center agent. (Timely.... 600% increase in need for employee IT support for home workers.)-- How to think about optimizing your "digital labor" resources. (There is a class for business leaders who want to master this.)-- What is the first question Dan asks in each virtual meeting & who does he look up to as leaders in the time of COVID-19.-- Why "building back better" is a realistic goal, because we were built for this.

Silicon Valley veteran and sales cybernetics mastermind, Justin Michael, Regional Vice President of Sales at YouAppi, brings an enormous amount of research and knowledge to the AI sales space and kills it. What we talked about: Deep dive into the psychology behind the sales process How AI can catapult your sales forward  Being ahead of the tech curve  You can find this interview, and many more, by subscribing to the B2B Growth Show on Apple Podcasts, on our website, or on Spotify. This #Sales episode is hosted by Patrick Downs, Sales Enablement & Training Manager at Pandadoc.  

U.S. states are all reopening in some fashion this week. How AI-powered biotech can speed up the vaccine development process. And COVID-19 patients are running their own surveys to show the true effects of the disease. Plus, a livestream from Stonehenge. Chuck E. Cheese’s new front. And a British man who has turned one hundred, gotten a book deal, topped the music charts, and been knighted all in the last two months.Links:Airlines see signs of higher demand but pandemic clouds outlook (CNBC)OpenTable reservations dataset link & commentary (Paul Krugman, Twitter)This N95-like mask would allow you to unlock your phone with Face ID (CNET)AI-Powered Biotech Can Help Deploy a Vaccine In Record Time (Wired)Guidelines Say Covid-19 Symptoms Last Two Weeks. Survivors Know Better. (Elemental)Stonehenge Summer Solstice 2020 Livestream (Mental Floss)Chuck E. Cheese Is Selling Pizza on Delivery Apps as 'Pasqually's' (Food & Wine)Things I Didn’t Need to Know: Chuck E. Cheese Has a Whole Backstory and It’s Incredibly Bleak (The Mary Sue)Chuck E. Cheese WikiCaptain Tom Moore 'overawed' by knighthood for NHS fundraising (BBC)The 100-Year-Old Who Raised $40 Million for U.K. Health Workers (NY Times)

This is part two of a two part interview. IKEA as we know it (the Ingka group now) is one of the most iconic global brands. It is in essence and extremely physical experience, but nowadays 70% of their customers kick off their shopping experience with the brand online. Our guest today is Barbara Martin Coppola, Chief Digital Officer for Ingka group, the former IKEA group. She is going to tackle some very interesting subjects with us as her company navigates a data centric, highly digital future, while at the same time expanding its vision about what it can do for communities and society overall: · How companies with a long history and legacy can stay relevant in this digital age · Making IKEA a digital brand for ten years’ time will involve a way to transition traditional values to a wider digital and community · How AI is going to be used and how will it look like going forward for IKEA · How IKEA will go beyond the idea of customer centricity to personal centricity · How does IKEA’s model for gender equality work and what can others learn from the power of interviewing to values and not just the job specification they might be interviewing for.

In today’s episode, I talked to Founder and Executive Chairman of Moven, Brett King, to discuss the evolving role of AI in finance as the world is impacted by pandemic.  We dive into this topic by revisiting how the banking industry answered the call for modernization as technology soared in 2012, looking at ways for financial brands to once again adapt as individuals and businesses learn to navigate a Covid-19 world. I share insights into the evolving structure solutions financial brands will be contemplating as the demand for off-site banking develops in an uncertain time. The key insights in this episode, include: -The past and current state of digital banking -How AI will bolster the banking industry in a Covid19 world  -Brett King’s upcoming book, “The Rise of Techno Socialism” This episode is hosted by James Robert Lay  Founder and CEO at Digital Growth Institute You can find this interview, and many more, by subscribing to the Banking on Digital Growth on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher on Spotify, Google Play or here.

This episode features an interview with Kate Bradley Chernis, Co-Founder and CEO of the content marketing tool Lately, which helps you automatically turn your content into dozens of social media posts in one click. Some of the topics we cover include:Why writing is the most important skill in your toolkit as a marketer or a salespersonHow any marketing person or tool can't help you if you start out with crap: "you can't polish a turd"How AI can help your content creation processHow humans and Artificial Intelligence can work togetherThanks for listening, checking out my Age of Influence book, and subscribing and reviewing on whichever app you use to listen to this podcast!

For R. J. Talyor, CEO & Founder of Pattern89, starting a new company was riskier than usual. He had a family, a mortgage, and kids. But he knew that if he didn't try to make his idea come to life, he'd regret it. What was his idea? Use Artificial intelligence to predict what Ads work on Facebook & Instagram. So you can reduce marketing waste and increase your ability to win more often. Here's the story of RJ and Pattern89.   In part 1 of this feature, RJ discusses How he pitched a VC over coffee and got funded, His process for making big decisions, Why he was convinced that AI could predict how your Ad creative was going to win or lose, What data Pattern89 uses to make its predictions, Advice for startup entrepreneurs, Why COVID-19 has increased usage of Pattern89's platform,  How AI can detect patterns and outliers that Human's can't spot yet, Why instead of testing your Paid Ads, Pattern89 can simulate it instead, How the platform has achieved 95 percent accuracy, and so much more.    Join us while Ramon Vela interviews RJ in Part 1 of this episode and listen to him share the inside story of his startup.   For more on Pattern89 visit: https://www.pattern89.com/   Justuno -  justuno.com/ramon Pattern89 - pattern89.com/pod Retention Science - RetentionScience.com

R.J. Talyor, CEO and Founder of Pattern89, joins the Social Pros Podcast to discuss how you can optimize social media advertising based on real-time data. Please Support Our Sponsors: Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors for helping us make this happen. Please support them; we couldn't do it without their help! This week: Salesforce Marketing Cloud SocialMedia.org Full Episode Details Tired of spending marketing dollars on under-performing ads? Wouldn’t it be great if there was a way you could predict what works and reduce wasteful marketing spend? R.J. Talyor, CEO and Founder of Pattern89, leverage AI’s power and deep dives into creative analytics to help advertisers optimize top-performing social media ads. Most marketers focus on their brand, which is understandable. However, creative is responsible for 47% of ad performance. So, it makes sense that you spend more time (and fewer dollars) optimizing the creative elements of your ads to drive the most engagement. With more data than there are stars in the galaxy, Pattern89 can predict what will work best with over 95% accuracy. Of course, the creative recipe that works for one advertiser may not work as well for the next. But that doesn’t mean you can’t use data and artificial intelligence to predict what will work, optimize ads, and get more clicks. In This Episode: 04:10 – How Pattern 89 uses AI to predict the success of social media ads 07:06 – Why you can’t always depend on best practices to work for every brand 09:30 – Surprising usage data that has been released amidst the COVID-19 crisis 16:15- How companies are shifting their marketing spend in the middle of this pandemic 18:42 – How ideal publishing windows have changed 23:09 - What the data from Pattern89 tells us in terms of marketing messages as we transition to a ‘new normal’ 31:13 – What type of ads and ad formats are performing best right now 34:36 – How AI has improved dramatically in just 18 months Resources: Get the new State of Marketing report for free from Salesforce Find out more about the community at SocialMedia.org with a special form for Social Pros listeners Take Salesforce’s quiz to identify the best AI use case for you! Learn more about Pattern89 Listen to ep.351 of Social Pros with R.J. Talyor Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.

Everybody’s been talking about the surge in telehealth usage—how it would have taken, like, ten years to get as far as we’ve gotten in the past ten days. I wanted to talk to somebody who has been ramping up their telehealth capabilities for a while to get a sense of what it takes to do it well. As has been said by many, doing telehealth isn’t just about technology. It’s about training—clinicians and patients and accounts receivable and other staff. It’s about rearranging workflows and processes. So, super pleased to have had the opportunity to talk with Jonathan Thierman, MD, PhD. Dr. Thierman is an ER doc. He’s also the chief medical information officer for LifeBridge Health systems and the medical director of the LifeBridge virtual hospital. So, this show has two parts: episode 273 that you’re listening to; but the second part, episode 274, is where we’re going to get into some of the operational aspects of telehealth, like what EHR integration actually means and what it looks like. In this health care podcast (episode 273), however, Dr. Thierman and I discuss what telehealth can accomplish, maybe better than a face-to-face patient encounter, and what it’s not so good at. One thing that dawned on me as we were talking is that the technology isn’t just, you know, a video system. There’s apps, there’s AI, there’s minivans full of lab equipment … there are other innovations that expand the capability of a remote patient visit. Here’s another point to ponder that Dr. Thierman and I explore a little bit. What is the impact of telehealth in a value-based care environment but also in an FFS (fee-for-service) reimbursement model? It’s likely, if you think about it, there will be more patient visits because the barrier to getting care has diminished. And that might be a good thing if we’re talking about chronic care, if we’re talking about ensuring follow-up after a surgical procedure. There’s any number of examples where patients getting help prior to some sort of acute event would be considered a good thing by most. But does improving access to care increase a patient’s chances of getting inappropriate care? You know, 25+% of care is some variation of waste, fraud, and abuse; and additional services rendered always have the risk of negative consequences. Or do we figure that bad actors are doing a pretty good job behaving badly anyway, so the net positive for the rest of us is worth it? You can learn more at lifebridgehealth.org. You can also follow Dr. Thierman on Twitter at @techie_doc or connect with him on LinkedIn.  Jonathan Thierman, MD, PhD, is physician executive in the LifeBridge Health system and president of the medical staff at Northwest Hospital. He started his career as an engineer and inventor, earning his PhD at MIT and then training in emergency medicine at Harvard Medical School and Johns Hopkins Hospital. In the past, he has worked to bring real-world clinical experience to the engineering and design of medical devices. Currently, he is the chief medical information officer for the LifeBridge Health system in Baltimore, where he leads a team of physician informaticists to interface between the 180+-person IT department and the 3000+ affiliated physicians across five hospitals and in community practices on matters of the EMR, CPOE, and other health IT systems. Dr. Thierman is passionate about applying technology to improve health and outcomes. To this end, he helped to establish the LifeBridge Health Virtual Hospital, with affiliated clinical call centers in Jerusalem and the Philippines, to provide telemedicine services across the continuum. He also created the LifeBridge Techbar to offer in-person IS assistance to LifeBridge providers. In addition, he developed a patient “Digital Front Door” to help direct patients to the right care center with the least wait time, improving patient experience and load-balancing the emergency departments and urgent care centers in the LifeBridge Health system. 03:26 What was happening with telehealth pre-COVID-19. 04:50 What’s happened to telehealth and primary care practices post-COVID-19. 06:28 How quickly telehealth medicine appointments are growing. 07:30 What percentage of patients are doctors able to see via telemedicine? 08:24 Are patients getting adequately cared for? 10:20 “The vast majority of medicine, except for surgical services, really is a mental game.” 14:15 “If you have a window into the home, you probably have a better view of the social determinants of health.” 14:25 How AI plays into telemedicine right now. 16:52 Where telehealth visits will land after the pandemic. 18:40 “When you improve access, you also improve demand.” 19:22 Is telehealth consumer driven? 20:48 “For the most part, patients are most connected to their actual physician.” 21:37 Why more frequent touch points via telehealth will benefit health care quality and costs in the future. 28:20 “It’s about the patient, and it’s about really keeping them well.” You can learn more at lifebridgehealth.org. You can also follow Dr. Thierman on Twitter at @techie_doc or connect with him on LinkedIn.  Check out our #healthcarepodcast with @techie_doc as he discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 What was happening with telehealth pre-COVID-19? @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast What’s happened to telehealth and #primarycare practices post-COVID-19? @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast How quickly is #telemedicine growing right now? @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast How many patients can a doctor see via #telemedicine? @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast Are patients receiving adequate care from #telemedicine? @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast “The vast majority of medicine, except for surgical services, really is a mental game.” @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast “If you have a window into the home, you probably have a better view of the social determinants of health.” @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast How is #AI playing into #telemedicine? @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast Where will #telemedicine visits land after the pandemic is over? @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast “When you improve access, you also improve demand.” @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast Is #telemedicine consumer driven? @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast “For the most part, patients are most connected to their actual physician.” @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast “It’s about the patient, and it’s about really keeping them well.” @techie_doc discusses #telehealth post-#pandemic. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #coronavirus #covid19 #healthcarepodcast

This is part one of a two part interview. IKEA as we know it (the Ingka group now) is one of the most iconic global brands. It is in essence and extremely physical experience, but nowadays 70% of their customers kick off their shopping experience with the brand online. Our guest today is Barbara Martin Coppola, Chief Digital Officer for Ingka group, the former IKEA group. She is going to tackle some very interesting subjects with us as her company navigates a data centric, highly digital future, while at the same time expanding its vision about what it can do for communities and society overall: · How companies with a long history and legacy can stay relevant in this digital age · Making IKEA a digital brand for ten years’ time will involve a way to transition traditional values to a wider digital and community · How AI is going to be used and how will it look like going forward for IKEA · How IKEA will go beyond the idea of customer centricity to personal centricity · How does IKEA’s model for gender equality work and what can others learn from the power of interviewing to values and not just the job specification they might be interviewing for.

Silver Ilves, originally from Estonia, is the co-founder of the language learning app MagicLingua. He has a background in economics and IT and has worked for several dating websites, as well as for one of the biggest language learning companies in the world, Rosetta Stone. In this interview we’re going to learn: – How AI and upcoming technology will impact the industry – What some of the opportunities are for us as Langpreneurs – What the biggest challenges are when it comes to building an app – How to validate your product idea For the full article go to: https://langpreneur.com/silver-ilves-ai/ Join Langpreneur Business Breakthrough and learn how to take your online language business to the next level: https://langpreneur.com/lbb Apply for our exclusive mastermind and get personalized advice from us and other Langpreneurs to grow your online language business faster. https://langpreneur.com/mastermind

COVID-19 is quickly changing the way people work, live, and interact with others. Social distancing is now becoming the norm and many workers who once went into an office are now working remotely.  How can AI help us in a time of global crisis? In the special episode hosts Kathleen Walch and Ron Schmelzer spend time discussing how AI can help detect COVID-19, fight COVID-19, help remote workers, and help predict the global economic impact this virus is having. Read more ...

Contact: matt@metashift.co.uk The changing nature of assessment is something we have covered from several different angles on this show before with contributions from both practitioners and consultants. However, to date, we haven't actually heard the vendor point of view in all of this. So with that in mind, my guest this week is Sam Whiteman, Head of Product Strategy at SHL. In the interview, we discuss: • How technology has evolved assessment over time • Using AI as a capability to drive specific outcomes • How AI can be used to find hidden gems in the candidate pool • The evolution of video interviewing • Giving candidates more value by building an interactive assessment experience • The importance of people and machines working together to be better • The problem of algorithmic bias and how to avoid it • The future of assessment Subscribe to this podcast in Apple Podcasts

We are out of the office this week, working from the safety of our homes. As a result, we have put together this collection of the best AI-related questions and answers from Brains Byte Back. We hope you like it! This episode contains clips from the following episodes: How AI is advancing surgery Suicide prevention using predictive AI Deepfakes: When seeing is no longer believing MIT prof on institute's new course “Safeguarding Our Humanity in the Age of AI" A world with no jobs: AI and UBI discussed by ex-NASA engineer and political economist