Podcast appearances and mentions of nicolas babin

In this Greatest Hits episode, Lauren is joined by Nicolas Babin, a strategic advisor and consultant. Nicolas' background as a serial entrepreneur, executive, and board member has spanned from startups to multinational tech giants, such as Sony. Today, Nicolas gets excited by opportunities to help innovative companies achieve profitable growth and key business goals. This time, Nicolas and Lauren discuss why companies need to be prioritizing customer experience, how gamification can help your customer retention marketing strategies, and the ways in which marketing focuses have shifted over the years.

Influential Visions, host Nathaniel Schooler interviews Nicolas Babin, an expert in new technologies, specifically AI and technology disruption.  Nicolas previously served as the head of Sony Europe for AI and robotics. They discuss Nicolas' involvement in AI and disruptive tech consultancy Nicolas also mentions being an ambassador for the EU Commission, focusing on digital and AI-related matters. They dig into a few key topics that everyone should get upto speed with. 00:00 Exploring AI Ethics with Nicholas Babin 01:46 Managing the Future of Society, AI, and Ethics 07:43 The Importance of AI Ethics and Potential Challenges 16:56 Benefits of Using Chat Bots for Customer Service The show notes can be found here: https://influentialvisions.com/ai-regulation-explained-with-eu-digital-ambassador-nicolas-babin/

Former Head of Sony Europe, Expert in Digital Transformation, AI, 5G, robotics, & EU Digital Ambassador Nicolas Babin digs into this subject with Nathaniel Schooler, as they dive into the world of disruptive technology in this exciting interview.  In "5G and the AI Arms Race: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Next-Gen Networks," they discuss the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and 5G technology, and how these innovations are shaping the future.  5G is a massive upgrade to the current internet infrastructure, and as such, the implications of AI on this new network are enormous. We'll discuss the various ways in which AI will impact 5G networks, and how businesses can prepare for this change. By the end of this video, you'll have a much better understanding of the AI arms race and the implications it has on our future networks. Explore the potential cyber security risks, the importance of edge computing, and the digital divide that comes with enhanced connectivity and data transmission. Discover how autonomous systems are being revolutionized by the combination of AI and 5G, and learn from Nicolas Babin's extensive experience in the field. Don't miss this insightful conversation that will leave you better prepared for the digital transformation ahead!

In this episode of InTechnology, Camille and Tom get into generative AI with Nicolas Babin, President of Babin Business Consulting. They talk about how generative AI and ChatGPT work, some limitations of ChatGPT, and what generative AI and NFTs have to do with each other. The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.

In this episode, we talk about frontiers. Gamification is the best way to engage. In Metaverse, gamification is adding a big value to customer engagement. About Metaverse, we need to think about what we have now. The social and educational elements of our lives are being evolved with COVID-19. It will evolve more with Metaverse. NFTs are the next revenue stream. NFTs will help us to monetize the Metaverse. Check the other episodes of the Digital Transformation Podcast.

In this episode, Lauren is joined by Nicolas Babin, a strategic advisor and consultant. Nicolas' background as a serial entrepreneur, executive, and board member has spanned from startups to multinational tech giants, such as Sony. Today, Nicolas gets excited by opportunities to help innovative companies achieve profitable growth and key business goals.

In this episode, we talk about customer centricity in digital transformation, 5G, and e-health. Mr.Nicolas Babin explains that digital transformation is change management. Digital transformation is about creating value for what customers want. Digital transformation is all about customer experience. Check other episodes on our website.

In this video, we're going to show you how to make a living in the metaverse and explain what it is. Hey, my name is Nathaniel Schooler and I'm joined by Nicolas Babin; Ex-head of Sony Europe in many divisions (robotic, AI, Communication). He's at the cutting edge of new technologies as you would expect. In this interview, we're going to break down exactly how things will change. Whether you're looking for a new career or just want to make some extra money on the side, this interview is for you. So grab a cup of coffee and let's get started. What is the Metaverse Why is it happening now? What is the environment? What type of market will be involved? What sort of expertise and knowledge will be needed? What sort of jobs do you see being created? Shownotes can be found here: https://legacymediahub.com/how-to-make-a-living-in-the-metaverse/

Technology change is something that is always happening. It can be hard to keep up with the latest trends and understand how they will impact your business. That's why we're excited to have Nicolas Babin as our first guest for the first episode in this series. Nicolas has a wealth of experience helping companies navigate technology change. He'll be sharing his insights on what businesses need to do to stay ahead of the curve and why people should always come first when it comes to technology change. So whether you're a business owner or decision maker, tune in to this episode of the "Influential Visions Podcast" to get the inside scoop on demystifying change in the tech world. The show notes can be found here.

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On today's episode of Stoned Appetit, we have Nicolas Babin in studio!!! Nico recently published his French book "The Talking Dog: Immersion In New Technologies" in English and is taking the Amazon marketplace by storm!! We sat down with Babs to shoot the shit, talk about being an innovator in AI technology... from creating GPS for cars to his work as the CEO of Sony Europe... he's a revolutionary mind!!! In addition to talking about Nic's work history, we talk about his family back in France, their love for old world wines & travel.. and dish on the best cities to visit in the world (both for vacay and food)!!! Tune in on this episode, then if you want to buy his book, C+P the title above and snag it on Amazon today!!

We discussed Nicolas Babin's history at Sony when he launched the first GPS system in the UK  The Robotic Dog that he had the pleasure to launch in Europe. Customer Experience (CX) Innovation with Covid AI Innovation DNA of Virus Ethics of AI 3D Printing And more... visit https://www.influentialvisions.com/innovation-in-technology or for more info on Nat https://natschooler.com/

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Joined by Nicolas Babin, Key Opinion Leader on Digital Transformation We discussed:- E-Health -Telemedicine and Remote Operations Agriculture and Food Availability 5G and Industrial IoT (IIOT)

Nicolas Babin- shares his wisdom from working all over the world for huge brands like Sony. This is part 1/3 on feedback and we cover: - Staying calm before giving feedback How senior executives should give feedback  The differing cultures of giving feedback Message me if you would like to speak with Nicolas.

Nicolas Babin, a french citizen has over 30 year experience in high tech industry. He has worked and lived for over 20 years in the US, Europe and Japan. He is a pioneer in AI and robotic having served over 15 years at the helm of Sony Europe. He was managing director of Sony Entertainment Robots Europe and head of communication for Sony Europe. He then was managing director of several companies in the US, UK, Germany and France. Nicolas created and developed over 21 companies in his career so far. He has sat and sits on many boards as a non executive and executive member.   Most passionate about I am most passionate about the project that takes up about 80 percent of my time today. It’s a company that I started three years ago with an associate and good friend of mine, Benoît Mirambeau. The two of us started a diabetes management company named MirambeauAppCare. This company manages diabetes, especially the level of insulin that people need to inject themselves with based on their doctors’ protocols, glycemic levels, food intake, and workout activities. It’s relevant for all types of diabetes (type 1 and type 2) as well as for pregnant women. Starting the company MirambeauAppCare stems from the fact that Benoît’s mother has been ill with diabetes for 30 years. In 2015, it got so bad, she fell into a coma. Benoit got scared and said, “Don't worry, Mom. It's Friday. By Monday, I will have found an app for you.” Throughout the weekend, he looked for an app but could not find anything that would manage the exact level of insulin for her. Benoît’s passion is coding. So, he said, I'm going to make you one. He worked for over 800 hours to create this app, which is based on doctor's protocols and can take into consideration, as I mentioned before, glycemic levels, food intake, and workouts. After that, he started to test it and show it to doctors. Everybody was amazed. But Benoît had never created a company. When I became involved, his company was my 16th company. We had the same accountant. So, he went to his accountant and said, “Look, I have this product. Everybody's telling me that it’s fantastic. I need to start a company but I don't know how.” And the accountant put us in touch. We became friends instantly. We have a very great relationship. I helped him set up the company. He's the CEO of the company. I'm in charge of everything but development. I'm in charge of marketing, sales, international business development, etc. He’s like a CTO. He’s the CEO but he's in charge of the product. That's how we started the business. Then we won the CES Innovation Award in 2018 in Las Vegas, while last year we won the Arab Health Innovation Award in Dubai. We're the only company that has this type of product based on A.I. and machine learning. Machine learning is part of A.I. Basically, after three months, the product becomes so personalized that it's really made for the patient. Nicolas’s career I've been involved in AI since 1996, when I headed up the Sony Robotics Division. The product was called Sony Aibo Robotic Dog for Artificial Intelligence Robot. It was a small dog that we sold from 1999 to 2005 and that was relaunched last year. I'm very lucky. I'm a passionate guy and I've really enjoyed my life so far. I've worked 20 years outside of France; I worked five years in the US and met my wife (who is American) in San Francisco. Then we moved to London to start our life together. I started a European operation in London. Then, from London, we moved to Brussels. From Brussels, we moved to Tokyo. From Tokyo, we moved to Berlin. Sony, being a Japanese company, moved me quite regularly and I went up each time I moved. I was in charge of the European robotics division. So I've been a pioneer in any type of AI. What I really enjoyed—and that's why the robotic division was perfect for me—was working with an entrepreneurial mind within a large company, which meant...

Nicolas Babin shares his secrets from 30+ years within the tech industry, working with some of the top names including Sony. These are the questions and talking points we discussed. Gamification: – what is gamification – why did you start using gamification? – what is the purpose of gamification – how can you use gamification – which area is best for gamification – what results can you see with gamification – could gamification be misused? – could you give us some examples of gamification you have used in the past? – pros and cons of gamification – could you find gamification in everyday online tools? Data and technology: – Are we talking on line or off line data? – What is open data? – what marketing techniques use data? – how can data and technology go together? – does AI use data? – what is predictive analytics? – what is big data and how can anyone use it? – what activities use big data? – should I be scared of data being available so widely? – could anyone access all data, is there any type of safety involved?

Nicolas has been enjoying life for over 53 years. He has worked and lived in the US, UK, Belgium, Japan, Germany and France allowing him to be open and understand different cultures. He worked for Sony for many years and learned to combine marketing and gaming. He is a co-founder of GamFed. Since 2017, Nicolas is a consultant in all digital matters. He helps big and small companies to transform their business by using AI and Gamification. He writes for Le Monde Economique in Geneva as a digital expert and works for LinkedIn Learning and IBM on social media and AI subjects.

Il y a encore quelques années, on n’en parlait que dans les films de science-fiction, avec d’ailleurs toutes les représentations possibles !Mais aujourd’hui les robots sont devenus une réalité, on les utilise dans de très nombreux domaines, et ils sont de plus en plus sophistiqués.Pour en parler avec moi : Nicolas Babin, qui a passé 15 ans chez Sony, et qui a commercialisé dans les années 90 Aibo, un chien robotisé déjà très élaboré pour son époque. Où en est-on aujourd’hui ? A quoi servent les robots ? En quoi peuvent-ils nous être utiles ? Et faut-il en avoir peur de leurs capacités physiques ou de leur degré d’intelligence ? Voici quelques éléments de réponse avec cet expert en nouvelles technologies. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

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We discuss Big Data and Gamification and how they work together. Nicolas Babin is an agile senior executive with over 30 years international multi lingual and multicultural experience. A strong leader with working and living experiences in North America, the UK, France Benelux Germany, Japan and China. He has a proven track record in marketing sales, communication and digital transformation, management experience of all European Eastern West countries set up and management of international teams and start-ups, Europe, US and Japan IPO experience on the NASDAQ and on NYSE next Paris digital transformation of companies and factories worldwide. AI and robotic experience since 1996, fundraising experience more than five m&a experience international keynote speaker on innovation, e health, digital and robotics. Find Nicolas on Twitter @NicoChan33 Or Nicolas Babin on LinkedIn Gamification: - what is gamification - why did you start using gamification? - what is the purpose of gamification - how can you use gamification - which area is best for gamification - what results can you see with gamification - could gamification be misused? - could you give us some examples of gamification you have used in the past? - pros and cons of gamification - could you find gamification in everyday online tools? Data and technology: - Are we talking on line or off line data? - What is open data? - what marketing techniques use data? - how can data and technology go together? - does AI use data? - what is predictive analytics? - what is big data and how can anyone use it? - what activities use big data? - should I be scared of data being available so widely? - could anyone access all data, is there any type of safety involved?   WARNING — AI Transcriptions May Cause Grammatically Correct People Serious Stress Now let's dig in to this exciting informative episode. Well, today it's really nice to be joined by Nicholas Babin. Hopefully I've pronounce your last name correctly. Nicolas Babin 1:33 Yes, you have brilliant. Nathaniel Schooler 1:36 So you're over in France, right? Nicolas Babin 1:38 Yes, I'm in Bordeaux, France. Nathaniel Schooler 1:40 Fantastic. So we're going to first talk about gamification, and data and technology will be our second topic. And I'm a big gamification fan, actually, I must admit, but for all the people out there that don't know what actually is gamification, Nicolas? Nicolas Babin 2:01 Alright, so there's a official, I would say definition that came from gigs. The common ago started to work on gamification early 1990s, early 2000, I would say, and he says the gamification is the process of using game thinking, and game mechanics to engage users and solve problems. So that's the official definition. To me. We could say also, it's the integration of the mechanics that make games fun and absorbing into non game platforms, and experience in order to improve engagement and participation, because engagement is the key about gamification. Gamification is engagement, and how can we improve engagement for people? Nathaniel Schooler 2:47 Yeah, it's an interesting topic. I used to run a lot of leaderboards, which require a lot of fun. But it's it's very interesting because some people are completely demotivated by going vacation. Others are absolutely motivated. Some people are just sort of in between at night, but it's very difficult to actually engage the people that are just see everyone else miles ahead of them. And they get kind of stuck. And they're like:-"Oh, look at him, I'm never going to catch him or her." You know, and, and I think I've seen that because I used to run some some leaderboards. When I used to do events using Twitter hashtag, I used to create a leaderboard. And I would, and I would promote it. And I would use the tweet out function and promote all these people and have it on my website to drive web clicks, you know,

Il y a encore quelques années, on n’en parlait que dans les films de science-fiction, avec d’ailleurs toutes les représentations possibles !Mais aujourd’hui les robots sont devenus une réalité, on les utilise dans de très nombreux domaines, et ils sont de plus en plus sophistiqués.Pour en parler avec moi : Nicolas Babin, qui a passé 15 ans chez Sony, et qui a commercialisé dans les années 90 Aibo, un chien robotisé déjà très élaboré pour son époque. Où en est-on aujourd’hui ? A quoi servent les robots ? En quoi peuvent-ils nous être utiles ? Et faut-il en avoir peur de leurs capacités physiques ou de leur degré d’intelligence ? Voici quelques éléments de réponse avec cet expert en nouvelles technologies. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.