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The Long Cycles ConvergeLast week we named three great cycles being activated simultaneously. This week Jupiter weaves through all three in rapid succession — bringing what is large and transpersonal into the realm of the humanly meaningful. Into story, culture, and the conversations where collective transformation actually takes root.This week also carries a transit that deserves its own moment of recognition. On Friday, Neptune in Aries sextiles Pluto in Aquarius, the two slowest moving planets in flowing alignment, directly activating their own great cycle seeded in the lates 1890s.And the Sun follows. Mercury stations direct. Saturn stations retrograde. A rare threshold is reaching its crescendo.Key Cycles This Week:Monday, July 20: Jupiter in Leo opposes Pluto in Aquarius and trines Neptune in Aries. Jupiter opens the week with two major contacts holding the essential tension of this entire threshold period. The opposition to Pluto, the Expander meeting the Transformer, activates the unfinished Uranus-Pluto Virgo revolution from the mid 1960's around power, identity, and who gets to flourish. Where does the desire to be fully seen meet the power structures that have historically demanded containment?On the same day Jupiter trines Neptune in Aries, activating the Uranus-Neptune Capricorn cycle from the early 1990's, the dissolution of old structures of authority and meaning. Flow rather than rupture. The invitation to imagine what might replace what is dissolving. Hold both transits together. The confrontation with power and the opening of new vision are the same threshold approached from two directions.Tuesday, July 21: Jupiter in Leo sextiles Uranus in Gemini. Jupiter completes its rapid weaving through all three long cycles. This sextile activates the Neptune-Pluto Gemini cycle from the late 1890's, the revolution in mind, communication, and shared reality. New ideas finding unexpected audiences. Connections forming between people and communities that would not ordinarily find each other. In two days Jupiter has touched all three great cycles, bringing each into the realm of collective story and shared meaning.Wednesday, July 22: Sun enters Leo. Leo season begins in a field already charged by everything building around it. The Sun in Leo asks what is genuinely alive in you that wants to be expressed — not performed, not managed, but genuinely offered from the place that knows its own worth. In a collective moment asking so much endurance, Leo season is not a distraction. It is a necessary counterweight.Thursday, July 23: Sun in Leo squares Chiron in Taurus. Mercury stations direct at 16 degrees Cancer. The desire to shine meets the wound of unworthiness in its most embodied form. Where does the body carry the memory of having been seen and found lacking? Let what is tender be visible to yourself at least. That is enough for today.At the same time Mercury stations direct, completing three weeks of retrograde review in the realm of feeling and belonging. What the interior work of these weeks revealed, the emotional truth that found language, the unfinished conversation revisited, is now ready to move forward. Trust what you know now. It is ready to be spoken.Friday, July 24: Neptune in Aries sextiles Pluto in Aquarius.Before Saturn and the Sun's confrontation with Pluto, something quieter and more vast deserves naming. The two slowest moving planets, the Imaginal Field and the Transformer, in flowing alignment. This is the great Neptune-Pluto cycle speaking to itself across time, the revolution in mind and shared reality seeded in the late 1890s now activated through a harmonious aspect between the two planets themselves. In the background of everything else moving through this week, this is a quiet and profound current. What is the imagination of humanity reaching toward beneath the noise and the breakdown? What is being dissolved so that something genuinely new can find its form? These are questions that do not resolve in a day. But they are worth sitting with as the longest arc of the three great cycles makes itself briefly, quietly known.Sunday, July 26: Saturn stations retrograde at 15 degrees Aries. Sun in Leo opposes Pluto in Aquarius. Saturn turning inward begins months of honest interior review. What structures in your life are genuinely serving who you are becoming? On the same day the Sun opposes Pluto, the Conscious Self meeting the Transformer directly. Where are you being asked to step into genuine visibility in the face of systems that have historically demanded your containment? Sun opposing Pluto makes that question undeniable. Sometimes the undeniable question is the most useful gift.Looking Ahead to Next WeekMonday, July 27 the Lunar Nodes change signs. The North Node enters Leo, the South Node enters Aquarius — an eighteen-month shift asking the collective to develop toward genuine creative expression and the courage to offer individual gifts in service of the whole.Wednesday, July 29 brings a Full Moon at 6 degrees of Aquarius conjunct Pluto, opposing Jupiter in Leo, and activating all three long cycles simultaneously. The Sun and Moon in direct contact with Pluto while touching Neptune in Aries and Uranus in Gemini. This is the culmination of everything this arc has been building toward. Its own fuller story is coming in next's week podcast.Reflection QuestionsAs Jupiter weaves through all three long cycles, which thread feels most urgently alive in your own life and community right now?Where does the Sun squaring Chiron illuminate a wound around visibility or worthiness, and what would it mean to let that be seen rather than managed around?As Mercury stations direct and Saturn stations retrograde on the same day, what emotional truth is ready to be spoken, and what inner structure is ready to be honestly assessed?You are being prepared for something. Stay present to the preparation.Podcast poem: Working Together by David WhyteIf what we have been exploring these past two weeks is resonating — the long cycles, the thresholds of becoming, the invitation to shed what is false and remember what is genuinely true in you — I want to offer something that meets exactly that territory.The Inner Alchemist's Path is a private podcast journey through seven thresholds of transformation. Ten beautifully crafted episodes, each five to eight minutes, guiding you through the mythic spiral of genuine inner alchemy. If you are standing at a threshold right now, if something is dissolving and something new is quietly stirring, this was made for that moment.You can find it at my website ontheedgesofchange.com on the Home page under "What's Open Now."Support the showGo to Sheila's website for information for transformational resources: https://www.ontheedgesofchange.comThis episode was co-created with generative AI, engaged as a soul-aligned ally in service of transformation. At the edge where technology meets myth, I choose insight over noise, and alchemy over automation. Thank you for dreaming the future with me.
Play NowEpisode 405 of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast starts up trying to decode the Transformers: The Movie: The Apology Tour's coded message. The crew then shifts discussion to the recently revealed Scooby Doo Collaborative figure and its four head options. "Made to Order" Seekers then take over the discussion before Cyberworld proves that Transformers can still be fun. Hasbro announcements about the future of Studio Series then promptly bring the crew back to Earth. Finally, a batch of listener questions drives discussion to Transformer housing, historical figures as Cybertronians and even mythical alt modes. As always, bragging rights brings this show to a close.
Le conseil du jour, c'est une minute pour prendre du recul, respirer, et avancer un peu plus sereinement dans votre travail. Un conseil simple, concret, applicable dès aujourd'hui. Un format court de Happy Work, par Gaël Chatelain-Berry.NOUVEAU : retrouvez moi sur WhatsApp sur la chaîne Happy Work... pas de spam, c'est gratuit et il n'y a que du feelgood !!! : https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBSSbM6BIEm0yskHH2gEt pour retrouver tous mes contenus, tests, articles, vidéos : www.gchatelain.comSoutenez ce podcast http://supporter.acast.com/happy-work. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Un simple grain d'Afrique à mêler aux habitudes, sans tout révolutionner, mais pour découvrir d'autres saveurs, sortir des sentiers battus. Le fonio, micro-flocons légers et savoureux, remplace la semoule de blé, des pancakes au moringa pour la couleur, du mil dont le goût fait penser à la noisette grillée en crêpes ou en gâteau, des haricots cornilles en beignets, ou pâte à tartiner : bons pour la planète, bons pour la santé et bons au goût, ces « grains » sont encore un cadeau de l'Afrique au monde ! Le monde peine à ouvrir les yeux, à remercier l'Afrique qui lui a déjà tant offert. Prenez l'arachide, la cajou ! Le souchet et le baobab attendent leur heure, Aïssatou Mbaye elle poursuit sa mission de conteuse et de passeuse en partageant ses recettes, ses liens avec les différents grains et leur histoire, elle qui a maintenant passé autant de sa vie en France qu'au Sénégal a cœur de transmettre, et que ses enfants partagent à leur tour les recettes et les saveurs de leur double culture. Avec Aïssatou Mbaye, cuisinière, conteuse, autrice, son dernier livre Grain d'Afrique, 60 recettes pour une touche d'Afrique au quotidien est paru aux éditions Marie-Claire. Aïssatou a publié plusieurs livres primés sur la cuisine subsaharienne, elle est aussi fondatrice du keliba Café à Dakar pour la lire sur Instagram. ► Pour aller plus loin - Farines d'Afrique Nathalie Brigault Ngoum et son univers - Mon Afrique, de la cheffe Anto Cogagne - Autour du mil - La petite épicerie du monde - BMK, l'Afrique passionnément. Programmation musicale : Désert, de Jonathan Benisty et Michael Nkouaga.
Un simple grain d'Afrique à mêler aux habitudes, sans tout révolutionner, mais pour découvrir d'autres saveurs, sortir des sentiers battus. Le fonio, micro-flocons légers et savoureux, remplace la semoule de blé, des pancakes au moringa pour la couleur, du mil dont le goût fait penser à la noisette grillée en crêpes ou en gâteau, des haricots cornilles en beignets, ou pâte à tartiner : bons pour la planète, bons pour la santé et bons au goût, ces « grains » sont encore un cadeau de l'Afrique au monde ! Le monde peine à ouvrir les yeux, à remercier l'Afrique qui lui a déjà tant offert. Prenez l'arachide, la cajou ! Le souchet et le baobab attendent leur heure, Aïssatou Mbaye elle poursuit sa mission de conteuse et de passeuse en partageant ses recettes, ses liens avec les différents grains et leur histoire, elle qui a maintenant passé autant de sa vie en France qu'au Sénégal a cœur de transmettre, et que ses enfants partagent à leur tour les recettes et les saveurs de leur double culture. Avec Aïssatou Mbaye, cuisinière, conteuse, autrice, son dernier livre Grain d'Afrique, 60 recettes pour une touche d'Afrique au quotidien est paru aux éditions Marie-Claire. Aïssatou a publié plusieurs livres primés sur la cuisine subsaharienne, elle est aussi fondatrice du keliba Café à Dakar pour la lire sur Instagram. ► Pour aller plus loin - Farines d'Afrique Nathalie Brigault Ngoum et son univers - Mon Afrique, de la cheffe Anto Cogagne - Autour du mil - La petite épicerie du monde - BMK, l'Afrique passionnément. Programmation musicale : Désert, de Jonathan Benisty et Michael Nkouaga.
The mates discuss Mira Murati's 975B Open Model, Ramin Hasani speaks on Post-Transformer AI, and Demi's AI FINRA. Get access to metatrends 10+ years before anyone else - https://qr.diamandis.com/metatrends Peter H. Diamandis, MD, is the Founder of XPRIZE, Singularity University, ZeroG, and A360 Salim Ismail is the founder of Open ExO, a GP at Exponential Venture Capital/The Organizational Singularity Fund and a sought after global speaker and thought leader. Dave Blundin is the founder & GP of Link Ventures Dr. Alexander Wissner-Gross is a computer scientist and founder of Reified Ramin Hasani is the Co-founder and CEO of Liquid AI – My companies: Apply to Dave's and my new fund:https://qr.diamandis.com/linkventureslanding Go to Blitzy to book a free demo and start building today: https://qr.diamandis.com/blitzy Your body is incredibly good at hiding disease. Schedule a call with Fountain Life to add healthy decades to your life, and to learn more about their Memberships: https://www.fountainlife.com/peter _ Connect with Peter: X Instagram Substack Website Xprize A360 Connect with Dave: Web X LinkedIn Instagram TikTok Connect with Salim: LinkedIn X Join Salim's 10X Shift Subscribe to Salim's YouTube channel Exponential Venture Capital Connect with Alex Website LinkedIn X Email Substack Spotify Threads Connect with Ramin Website X LinkedIn Listen to MOONSHOTS: Apple YouTube – *Recorded on July 16th, 2026 *The views expressed by me and all guests are personal opinions and do not constitute Financial, Medical, or Legal advice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Un nouveau sommet consacré à l'intelligence artificielle s'ouvrira ce vendredi en Chine. Pendant quatre jours Shanghai va accueillir la Conférence mondiale sur l'IA. Un rendez-vous qui aura un écho particulier en France où la révolution AI Overviews est annoncée pour cet été. Le nouvel outil Google de réponses générées par l'IA doit en effet être déployé. Et les inquiétudes sont grandes chez les éditeurs de presse qui craignent d'être invisibilisés. Quels risques AI Overviews représente-t-il pour les médias ? À quoi ressemblera la presse après l'essor de l'intelligence artificielle ? Avec : - Alexis Levrier, historien des médias, maître de conférences à l'université de Reims - Éric Barbier, journaliste à L'Est Républicain et référent sur l'intelligence artificielle au sein du syndicat national des journalistes (SNJ) - Laurence Devillers, professeur en IA à Sorbonne Université, spécialiste des interactions affectives humain machine, présidente de la fondation Blaise Pascal.
Un nouveau sommet consacré à l'intelligence artificielle s'ouvrira ce vendredi en Chine. Pendant quatre jours Shanghai va accueillir la Conférence mondiale sur l'IA. Un rendez-vous qui aura un écho particulier en France où la révolution AI Overviews est annoncée pour cet été. Le nouvel outil Google de réponses générées par l'IA doit en effet être déployé. Et les inquiétudes sont grandes chez les éditeurs de presse qui craignent d'être invisibilisés. Quels risques AI Overviews représente-t-il pour les médias ? À quoi ressemblera la presse après l'essor de l'intelligence artificielle ? Avec : - Alexis Levrier, historien des médias, maître de conférences à l'université de Reims - Éric Barbier, journaliste à L'Est Républicain et référent sur l'intelligence artificielle au sein du syndicat national des journalistes (SNJ) - Laurence Devillers, professeur en IA à Sorbonne Université, spécialiste des interactions affectives humain machine, présidente de la fondation Blaise Pascal.
Une remarque désagréable en réunion. Une pique devant des collègues. Une petite phrase qui vous déstabilise.Faut-il répondre ? Ignorer ? Se défendre ?Dans cet épisode, je partage 5 techniques simples pour reprendre le contrôle sans agressivité et sans vous écraser. Parce que la meilleure répartie n'est pas celle qui humilie l'autre. C'est celle qui vous permet de rester maître de vous-même.Retrouvez moi sur WhatsApp sur la chaîne Happy Work... pas de spam, c'est gratuit et il n'y a que du feelgood !!! : https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBSSbM6BIEm0yskHH2gEt pour retrouver tous mes contenus, tests, articles, vidéos : www.gchatelain.comrépartie communication confiance en soi assertivité relations professionnelles gestion des conflits bien-être au travail intelligence émotionnelle happy work gaël chatelain-berry00:00 – La troisième voie face aux remarques blessantes00:58 – Pourquoi notre cerveau réagit mal aux piques01:30 – Transformer l'attaque en question03:10 – L'humour comme arme de désamorçage04:21 – Choisir ses combats pour préserver son énergie05:15 – Poser des limites quand la ligne est franchie06:02 – Les 5 leviers de la répartie bienveillanteSoutenez ce podcast http://supporter.acast.com/happy-work. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Når sommeren er over os, går Byen Forfra-redaktionen, på sommerferie. Men mens du daser i solsengen, skal du ikke undvære os, så vi har lavet en lille serie sammen med en tidligere gæst, der tager en kort status på nogle af de emner, som vi før har berørt. I dette afsnit handler det om sprogets magt i den grønne omstilling. Gæst: Kasper Guldager, stifter af Transformer.Build. Vært: Lars Fjendbo Møller fra DAC. Byen Forfra er normalvis en optagelse fra Dansk Arkitektur Centers live-event, MorgenDAC, som er for dig, der vil have et nuanceret indblik i byens udvikling og arkitektur. Denne episode er altså en Sommerspecial. Podcasten er produceret af Dansk Arkitektur Center og redigeret af Munck Studios.
À quelques mois de l'échéance cruciale du premier septembre 2026, la course à la conformité pour la facturation électronique s'accélère en France.Par exemple, NTT DATA Business Solutions sort sa solution cloud Joubini, qui vient d'obtenir le précieux sésame de Plateforme Agréée, l'équivalent de ce qu'on appelait auparavant une PDP, c'est à dire une plateforme de dématérialisation partenaire.La bascule réglementaire de 2026D'abord, il faut comprendre la portée de cet agrément de Plateforme Agréée.Pour les grandes entreprises et les ETI, la bascule réglementaire de 2026 est une transformation structurelle de la gestion fiscale et du reporting.Cet agrément garantit aux organisations que leurs factures et leurs transmissions de données fiscales seront acheminées vers l'administration.Cela veut dire aussi que Joubini et ses concurrents également agréé deviennent des tiers de confiance validé par l'État français.La grande question de l'intégration au SIEnsuite, le véritable défi pour les directeurs informatiques réside dans l'intégration de cette contrainte au sein d'architectures SI souvent complexes et hétérogènes.Joubini est une plateforme pensée pour être nativement compatible avec les environnements ERP, notamment les standards lourds du marché comme SAP ECC ou SAP S4 HANA.Concrètement, cela évite de devoir repenser de fond en comble la chaîne de facturation existante. La solution ingère les flux de données, gère le multi-protocole et traduit instantanément les documents dans les formats réglementaires imposés comme Factur-X, UBL ou EDIFACT grâce à une bibliothèque de plus de 15000 mappings standards.Transformer une obligation légale en levier de performance businessMais attention, la facturation électronique ne doit pas être vécue uniquement comme une épine réglementaire dans le pied des entreprises.C'est le troisième point majeur. Cet agrément transforme une obligation légale en un levier d'automatisation et de performance business.En centralisant les flux EDI et le invoicing sur une plateforme cloud, les entreprises gagnent en traçabilité et réduisent drastiquement les coûts de traitement des factures.Le ZD Tech est sur toutes les plateformes de podcast ! Abonnez-vous !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Le jour où PayPlug a failli être coupé du jour au lendemain, Camille Tyan a compris une leçon qu'il n'a jamais oubliée.Dans la finance, tous les clients ne sont pas bons à prendre.Certains peuvent même devenir vos pires ennemis.Dans cet épisode, le CEO de Swan revient sur cette claque fondatrice : un partenaire bancaire menace alors de couper tous les flux de PayPlug à cause d'activités illicites repérées sur la plateforme.Depuis, Camille garde une obsession : construire des infrastructures solides, capables de détecter les risques, de réduire la fraude, de protéger les bons clients et de refuser les mauvais.À l'animation :Thomas Benzazon, cofondateur de FeuilleBlancheUn podcast conçu et produit par FeuilleBlanche, producteurs de médias, podcasts et récits stratégiques pour les marques.À vos écouteurs
The Long Cycles Become VisibleSomething unusual is happening in the sky this month.Not just the weekly transits. Something larger. A convergence of long cycles that rarely become visible all at once — briefly illuminated in ways that allow us to feel their presence and direction. This week I am taking more time than usual to orient you in that larger field before walking the specific transits.The Three Long CyclesIn astrology, when two outer planets meet in conjunction, they seed a cycle that unfolds over generations. Three of these great cycles were seeded in the last 130 years. This month all three are being activated simultaneously.Neptune conjunct Pluto in Gemini, late 1890s. Gemini governs mind, language, communication, and how reality is constructed and shared. This conjunction seeded a revolution in all of those domains — mass media, the discovery of the unconscious, technologies that transformed how human beings perceive and communicate. The AI emergence, the fracturing of shared reality, the speed at which language and information now move — this is that Gemini cycle in its current expression.Uranus conjunct Pluto in Virgo, mid-1960s. Virgo governs the body, healing, and the relationship between the individual and the systems they inhabit. This conjunction seeded a revolution in identity and power — civil rights, feminism, the environmental movement, the questioning of who gets to belong and on whose terms. The wounds of who has been excluded, whose body deemed less valuable, whose labor extracted — this cycle is still metabolizing in the collective body.Uranus conjunct Neptune in Capricorn, early 1990s. Capricorn governs structure, authority, and the institutions that organize collective life. This conjunction seeded the dissolution of old structures of collective meaning — the fall of the Soviet Union, globalization, the beginning of the internet age, the slow unraveling of institutional frameworks that once held collective life together. Those structures have never been fully replaced. What is breaking down in collective systems right now is this Capricorn cycle in its current expression.This month, through flowing trines and sextiles, all three cycles are being activated simultaneously. This is why many people are experiencing this time as both overwhelming and somehow significant in a way they cannot quite name. Something genuinely large is in motion.Key Cycles This Week:Monday, July 13: Venus in Virgo squares Uranus in Gemini. Unexpected friction in relationship. A desire for more authenticity running up against existing patterns and expectations. Hold relationships with spaciousness. What feels like disruption may be asking for genuine realignment rather than repair of what no longer fits.Tuesday, July 14: New Moon at 22 degrees of Cancer. The most personal question in the middle of everything large: what do you need in order to feel genuinely held right now? This New Moon also invites tending the ancestral field. What has been passed down that is being asked to transform? What do you want to consciously seed differently for those who come after?Wednesday, July 15: Uranus in Gemini sextiles Neptune in Aries. The revolution in mind and communication in easy flow with the dissolution of old identities and the emergence of new vision. Genuine creative and visionary potential available today. Stay curious about what arrives in image, in impulse, in what the imagination reaches toward.Friday, July 17: Uranus in Gemini trines Pluto in Aquarius. One of the most significant contacts of the month. The Awakener and the Transformer in flowing alignment, directly activating the Uranus-Pluto Virgo cycle of the 1960s. Where that conjunction was rupturing initiation, this trine offers flow — new pathways for what was seeded in that turbulent decade. Not a transit to merely observe. A transit to act from.Sunday, July 19: Mars in Gemini sextiles Saturn in Aries. A grounding close to an activated week. Inspiration finding form. Insight becoming commitment. What has moved through you this week that wants to become something real and actionable?Looking AheadNext week the activation deepens further — Jupiter opposing Pluto, the Sun entering Leo, Saturn stationing retrograde, and a Full Moon at 6 degrees of Aquarius conjunct Pluto and square Chiron. A culmination moment for everything this two-week arc is building toward. Episode 374 will go deeper into what these cycles are asking of us personally and collectively.Reflection QuestionsOf the three great cycles, which feels most alive and present in your own life right now?At this Cancer New Moon, what does your interior life genuinely need in order to feel held enough to be present to what is unfolding?What does the larger arc of collective transformation seem to be asking of you specifically, given your gifts, your wounds, your particular place in the web of life?You are living inside something genuinely large. That is not a burden. It is, in its own way, a privilege — to be alive at a moment when the long arcs of collective transformation are briefly, unusually visible.Podcast poem: Continue by Maya AngelouIf you are feeling called to work more deeply with these themes of tending, belonging, and rooting yourself within larger cycles of change, I invite you to join me in the Root in the Sacred group coaching program. It's a deeper container for those ready for sustained work with the Earth element, with the body, and with what it means to belong to the living world on your own terms. The program is structured as six-90-minute online sessions and meets on Thursdays, beginning July 16th. You can find details about the program at ontheedgesofchange.com under What's Open Now.Support the showGo to Sheila's website for information for transformational resources: https://www.ontheedgesofchange.comThis episode was co-created with generative AI, engaged as a soul-aligned ally in service of transformation. At the edge where technology meets myth, I choose insight over noise, and alchemy over automation. Thank you for dreaming the future with me.
À certains moments d'une carrière, continuer ne suffit plus. Après quinze ans en IMOCA, trois Vendée Globe et une longue histoire bâtie avec Bureau Vallée, Louis Burton a choisi de repartir presque de zéro en Ultim, lui qui n'a presque aucune expérience en multicoque. Une autre vitesse, une autre culture, une autre manière de naviguer, et la signature d'un marin qui trace depuis ses débuts sa propre route.Cette capacité à rebondir ne date pas d'hier. Rien, dans son parcours, ne le destinait à la course au large professionnelle. Né loin des ports, il découvre la voile enfant en Bretagne, restaure ses premiers bateaux pendant ses études, enchaîne les régates avec les moyens du bord avant de saisir l'opportunité de la Route du Rhum 2010. En quelques années, il passe des courses en flotte en IRC aux pontons du Vendée Globe, porté par une énergie qui compense souvent le manque d'expérience.Au fil des campagnes, Burton construit une méthode. Derrière le skipper se cache un entrepreneur qui refuse d'opposer performance sportive et développement économique. Monter des projets, fidéliser des partenaires, construire une équipe et anticiper les cycles de quatre ans deviennent des leviers aussi importants que les choix météorologiques ou les réglages du bateau. Une approche qui lui permet de s'installer durablement parmi les références de l'IMOCA, jusqu'à finir sur le podium du Vendée Globe 2021.Le projet Armand Thiery s'inscrit dans cette continuité. Plutôt que de rechercher un simple remplaçant à son sponsor historique, Louis Burton imagine un programme sur une décennie, articulé autour d'un Ultim - l'ancien Macif de François Gabart - capable d'évoluer progressivement et d'attirer un club d'entreprises. L'objectif n'est pas de gagner immédiatement, mais de bâtir les conditions de la réussite sur le long terme.L'historie du Malouin d'adoption raconte moins une succession de résultats qu'une façon d'avancer. Transformer les périodes d'incertitude en opportunités, accepter de repartir d'une feuille presque blanche et conserver intact le plaisir d'aller sur l'eau : c'est cette logique qui relie ses premiers bords à L'Île-aux-Moines, ses Vendée Globe et désormais son entrée dans l'univers des géants volants.Diffusé le 10 juillet 2026Générique : In Closing – Days PastPost-production : Théo LevillainHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Installez-vous, mettez votre siège en position confort, on part en voyage sans bouger de la maison. Comme chaque été depuis 15 ans sur France 5, "Des trains pas comme les autres" réussit un exploit rare : transformer le vacarme des rails en bruit de fond rassurant, et le voyage ferroviaire en rendez-vous doudou de l'été / Pourtant, à l'origine, "Des trains" c'est une série documentaire lancée en 1987 sur.. Antenne 2. Ecoutez La télé et vous avec Nicolas Vollaire du 10 juillet 2026.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
On prend du recul sur le rôle du PMM à travers les yeux d'une responsable Marketing & Revenue.Selma, CRO chez Agorapulse partage sa vision de la fonction et les situations dans lesquelles elle crée le plus de valeur pour l'entreprise. Elle revient aussi sur un choix organisationnel fort chez Agorapulse : déplacer l'équipe PMM initialement au Produit sous son aile, puis faire évoluer progressivement son périmètre vers une équipe Go-To-Market qui ne se limite plus aux recommandations stratégiques, mais qui porte les sujets de bout en bout, de l'analyse du marché à l'exécution, avec des KPI directement liés au business.Selma nous partage des exemples concrets de collaboration avec le content, la lead gen et la brand pour arrêter de se marcher dessus mais aussi de ce qui permet à un PMM d'obtenir une place à la table des décisions.Enfin, elle revient sur plusieurs pivots de carrière qui ont marqué son parcours et partage ses réflexions pour faire des choix professionnels qui semblent contre-intuitif mais qui permettent de progresser sur le long terme.Si vous cherchez à renforcer votre impact business en tant que PMM, à confronter vos idées reçues et à mieux comprendre ce que la fonction Product Marketing peut apporter à une organisation, cet épisode va vous donner quelques pistes de réflexion.Bonne écoute.RESSOURCES
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Dans ce replay du webinar D'entrepreneur dans le chaos à entrepreneur dans le Flow en 2026, je partage une nouvelle approche pour aider les entrepreneurs, indépendants, dirigeants et profils multipotentiels à simplifier, structurer et alléger leur croissance.Si vous avez plusieurs casquettes, plusieurs offres, plusieurs projets ou plusieurs activités en parallèle, vous connaissez peut-être cette sensation : beaucoup d'idées, beaucoup d'envies, mais trop de flou, trop d'opérationnel, trop de charge mentale et une difficulté à savoir où concentrer votre énergie.Dans ce webinar, vous allez découvrir comment reprendre le contrôle de votre activité multi-casquettes, créer un écosystème business cohérent et sortir progressivement du modèle où tout repose sur votre temps, votre énergie et votre présence.L'objectif : passer d'un business dispersé, lourd et réactif à un écosystème plus clair, plus fluide, plus rentable et plus aligné avec votre façon réelle de fonctionner.Au programme :Comprendre ce qui a changé dans le business en 2026Sortir du flou, de la surcharge et de la fatigue décisionnelleReprendre le contrôle de vos multiples activités sans vous enfermer dans une méthode rigideTransformer vos idées, offres et projets en écosystème cohérentClarifier votre fil conducteur, votre positionnement, votre message et vos offresIdentifier les vrais leviers rentables pour le deuxième semestre 2026Alléger votre modèle pour réduire la dépendance à votre tempsMieux piloter votre business avec simplicité, agilité et luciditéComprendre le modèle MultiFlow OES™ et les 4 piliers d'un écosystème business fluidePour aller plus loin : Générateur d'Offre Minimum Rentable : https://link.jyangting.com/omrflashMultiFlow OES pour votre écosystème Intégral : https://www.flowtasking.fr/multiflowDemande d'accompagnement individuel : https://cal.com/jyangting/informations-consulting-flowtaskingChapitres : 00:00 - Introduction et contexte02:14 - Pourquoi l'entrepreneuriat est-il si complexe aujourd'hui ?07:28 - Analyser le contexte actuel : Incertitude et overdose d'information12:15 - Ce que cache cette crise14:34 - Nouveau paradigme18:20 - Pourquoi "faire plus" n'est pas la solution22:12 - Déconstruire les mythes : Niche vs Convergence27:16 - Le déclic : Transformer sa multipotentialité en force33:51 - Sortir de la suradaptation aux méthodes rigides39:20 - Présentation du modèle Flowtasking appliqué au Business41:20 - Les 4 piliers de l'écosystème MultiFlow (Flow, Cœur, Acquisition, Pilotage)51:10 - Synthèse de l'écosystème MultiFlow53:40 - Options pour implémenter votre propre écosystème59:23 - Nouveauté : Le Générateur d'Offre Minimum Rentable (OMR)01:05:45 - FAQ et conseils pour structurer son business cet été#multipotentiel #Productivité #GestionDuTemps #Efficacité #OrganisationBusiness #SystèmeDeTravail #Multipotentialité #Entrepreneuriat #Slasheur #BusinessEnLigne #MindsetEntrepreneur #entrepreneuriat Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
On pense souvent que l'autonomie appartient aux petites structures. Et si la plus vaste transformation du management se jouait aujourd'hui avec 60 000 facteurs sur le terrain.Dans cet épisode, Delphine Zanelli reçoit Nathalie Anton, Directrice de la transformation et du système d'excellence au sein du Groupe La Poste.Donner les clés de l'organisation à ceux qui distribuent le courrier bouscule les certitudes historiques. Le contrôle rassure traditionnellement l'entreprise. Le lâcher prise inquiète les échelons hiérarchiques. Les managers craignent de perdre leur rôle essentiel face à cette transformation du management. Nathalie Anton observe cette tension humaine sur le terrain. Elle explique comment aider un chef de proximité à comprendre que sa place ne disparaît aucunement. Sa position se déplace. Il arrête de résoudre tous les problèmes à la place des autres. Il devient un véritable libérateur d'énergie au sein de son équipe.L'échange s'ancre profondément dans les routines partagées chaque matin par les facteurs. On comprend exactement comment l'équipe bâtit sa propre organisation pour s'adapter à une rue barrée, un chien menaçant ou un imprévu logistique. L'institution comprend que l'organisation fonctionne beaucoup mieux quand ceux qui arpentent les rues décident des itinéraires.Cette dynamique collective engendre des résultats économiques tangibles et une adhésion très forte. L'absentéisme et les accidents du travail baissent de 30 %. L'engagement des collaborateurs progresse de façon notable chaque année. Les initiatives commerciales des facteurs doublent au contact direct des usagers.Nathalie Anton pilote cette transformation du management depuis près de 10 ans. Elle s'inspire directement du vécu des facteurs et des responsables locaux. Elle refuse catégoriquement les modèles théoriques conçus loin de la réalité des opérations. Elle accompagne la révolution culturelle d'une institution historique complexe.Cette pratique managériale inédite génère une performance extrêmement solide. Le leadership se redéfinit pour valoriser ceux qui agissent. Le futur du travail s'invente ici avec un immense pragmatisme. Les facteurs retrouvent du plaisir au travail grâce à cette confiance sincère qui leur est accordée.Cet épisode donne des éléments concrets pour définir une journée réussie en équipe, animer des espaces de discussion réguliers sur le travail et encourager la solidarité face aux difficultés.CHAPITRAGE :(00:00) Une rencontre née grâce aux auditeurs (05:18) Gérer 100 000 collaborateurs face au changement (11:54) Pourquoi l'autonomie exige la présence des managers (19:19) Définir collectivement une journée réussie (27:30) L'impact direct sur l'absentéisme des facteurs (31:46) Changer de posture pour libérer l'énergie (51:08) Préserver le discernement humain face à l'IA
durée : 00:39:45 - Les Matins de France Culture - par : Guillaume Erner - Le 24 juin 2026 a marqué la journée la plus chaude jamais enregistrée. Entre canicules et sentiment d'impréparation, la France peine encore à s'adapter malgré des décennies d'alertes scientifiques. Comment préparer le pays au changement climatique et mesurer enfin l'ampleur du défi ? - équipe : Félicie Faugère, Yoann Duval, Marie-Lys de Saint Salvy, Emma Lichtenstein, Mathilde Thon-Fourcade, Alice Deschamps, Carolina Sousa - invités : Jean-Marc Jancovici Ingénieur français Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France
Aujourd'hui, Antoine Diers, consultant auprès des entreprises, Didier Giraud, éleveur de bovins, et Sandrine Pégand, avocate, débattent de l'actualité autour d'Alain Marschall et Olivier Truchot.
What does it take to back a technical founder before there's a product, a customer, or a dollar of revenue? Ashmeet Sidana has been doing exactly that — and he's been oversubscribed on every fund he's ever raised.Ashmeet is the Founder and Managing Partner of Engineering Capital, a seed-stage venture fund he runs as a solo GP in the Bay Area. A Stanford-trained engineer and former product leader at VMware, he brings one of the sharpest technical lenses in early-stage venture.⭐ Sponsored by Podcast10x - Podcasting agency for VCs - https://podcast10x.comIn this episode we cover:→ Why software still holds 63,000x more opportunity than hardware→ Data as the new asbestos — and the AI slop contamination loop→ Data sovereignty and the rise of isolated global cloud regions→ Big tech's structural blind spots and the Gandhi model for startups→ Backing technical founders at day zero, before product or revenue→ Why running a fund alone is a structural advantage, not a risk→ The VMware lesson every AI infrastructure founder needs to hearLinks:Engineering Capital: engineeringcapital.comConnect with Ashmeet on X: ashmeetsidana Connect with Prashant: https://linkedin.com/in/choubeysahabSubscribe to VC10X newsletter - https://vc10x.beehiiv.comSubscribe on YouTube - https://youtube.com/@VC10X Subscribe on Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vc10x-investing-venture-capital-asset-management-private/id1632806986Subscribe on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7F7KEhXNhTx1bKTBFgzv3k?si=WgQ4ozMiQJ-6nowj6wBgqQVC10X website - https://vc10x.comTimestamps:(00:00) - Preview(01:22) - Introduction to Guest Ashmeet Sidana & Episode Overview(03:00) - The Interconnect Layer Bottleneck in LLM Training(04:52) - Physical Limitations: From Silicon Availability to Megawatt Capacity(06:01) - Powering Data Centers: Consistent vs. Intermittent Energy Sources(08:21) - The Case for Software: Unlocking 63,000x Performance Gains(11:12) - Data Sovereignty and the Rise of Independent Cloud Regions(13:19) - How Engineering Architectures Must Evolve to Handle "AI Slop"(16:57) - Can AI Be Used to Detect AI-Generated Slop?(18:26) - What Happens When a New AI Architecture Replaces the Transformer?(20:19) - Startup Opportunities Arising from the Legacy CPU Stack(21:48) - How Startups Can Compete with Big Tech's Infinite CapEx(25:34) - Identifying Big Tech's Structural Blind Spots in the AI Cycle(28:22) - Early Signals of Commercial Instinct in Technical Founders(29:47) - How to Pressure Test a Founder's "Technical Insight" at Day Zero(31:45) - The Solo GP Advantage: Turning Key Man Risk into Structural Alignment(34:51) - Transitioning from an Operator to a Venture Capitalist(36:34) - Managing the Workload as a Solo GP(39:30) - Why AI Startups Struggle to Find a Specific Niche like VMware's Server Consolidation(41:17) - Rapid-Fire Round: Investment Thesis(42:40) - Rapid-Fire Round: How Founders Can Get in Touch(43:05) - Rapid-Fire Round: Where to Follow Ashmeet Sidana
A brief note. These episodes are prerecorded during a five-week period away. I am not tracking current events in real time. Hold what I offer here alongside what you are actually living. This is the last episode in this batch — I will be back in real time with you for episode #372.Feel First, Then OfferThis is not a quiet week. Two major planetary shifts land on the same day. Mercury turns retrograde in Cancer. Jupiter enters Leo. And Mars makes three significant contacts by Sunday. The week carries considerable activation and asks for both presence and discernment.Key Cycles This Week:Monday, June 29: Mercury turns retrograde at 26 degrees of Cancer and Jupiter enters Leo. Mercury retrograde in Cancer begins three weeks of review in the realm of feeling, memory, and belonging. Not a time for new initiatives or major decisions. A time for revisiting what was left incomplete, feelings too large to be fully processed in their first arrival, emotional truths moved past too quickly.On the same day Jupiter enters Leo, where it will remain until July 2027. For a full year Jupiter amplifies creative expression and authentic visibility, asking where you are playing smaller than your actual gifts require. The tension between Mercury turning inward and Jupiter expanding outward is worth sitting with. Feel first. Express from that ground.Wednesday, July 1: Jupiter in Leo squares Chiron in Taurus. Jupiter wants to expand into visibility and creative offering. Chiron in Taurus holds the wound of unworthiness in its most embodied form. Their square asks where the wound of not-enoughness contracts around the very expansion being offered. The elder wisdom here: you do not have to be fully healed to offer what is genuinely alive in you.Friday, July 3: Mars conjuncts Uranus in Gemini. The week's most electrically charged moment. The Action-Taker meets the Awakener at Gemini speed. On the eve of July 4th in the United States, when the mythology of independence and the reality of what this nation is becoming sit in painful contrast, this conjunction is not subtle. Mars conjunct Uranus can bring liberation and volatility in equal measure. Breathe before acting. The insight is real. It does not require urgency to be honored.Saturday, July 4: Mars in Gemini sextiles Neptune in Aries. The day after the electric conjunction, Mars finds the Imaginal Field of Neptune. Action in service of vision. On a day carrying its own complex collective weight, this sextile offers an interior alternative — quiet creative engagement, movement toward what is genuinely envisioned rather than performed or demanded.Sunday, July 5: Mars in Gemini trines Pluto in Aquarius. The week closes with depth and purposeful direction. Mars in easy flow with the Transformer brings action that serves the larger restructuring rather than merely the immediate impulse. A good day for intentional engagement with what has been activated through the week.Larger FrameThe thread holding this week together: feel first. Let the retrograde revisiting and the wound Chiron holds be real and present. Then let Jupiter in Leo remind you that what is alive in you is not meant to be indefinitely contained.The healing is not a prerequisite for the offering. They happen together. That is the nature of genuine initiation.Reflection QuestionsAs Mercury turns retrograde in Cancer, what emotional truth is asking for more honest attention before I move forward?Where does the wound of unworthiness contract around what Jupiter in Leo is beginning to offer, and what would it mean to share what is genuinely alive in you without waiting to be fully healed first?In this week's activation and acceleration, what helps you feel the difference between inspired action and reactive urgency?Podcast poem: What if There is No Need to Change? by Oriah Mountain DreamerIf the themes of this transmission are resonating — the healing of our relationship to body, earth, and what genuinely nourishes — I want to let you know about two upcoming offerings rooted in exactly this territory.On July 11 I am offering a free Earth element taster workshop, Root in the Sacred. And on July 16 the Root in the Sacred group coaching begins — a deeper container for those ready for sustained work with the Earth element, with the body, with what it means to belong to the living world on your own terms.You can find details on both at ontheedgesofchange.com under "What's Open Now."Support the showGo to Sheila's website for information for transformational resources: https://www.ontheedgesofchange.comThis episode was co-created with generative AI, engaged as a soul-aligned ally in service of transformation. At the edge where technology meets myth, I choose insight over noise, and alchemy over automation. Thank you for dreaming the future with me.
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Aidan Gomez on AGI, China, and the Biggest Risk Facing AI.Cohere co-founder and Transformer co-author Aidan Gomez joins Eric Newcomer to discuss whether we've already reached AGI, why Chinese AI models are being underestimated, the future of enterprise AI, sovereign AI, and why relying on a handful of AI companies could become the industry's biggest risk.If you're interested in artificial general intelligence, OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, Chinese AI, AI infrastructure, and the future of machine learning, this conversation offers a thoughtful look at where AI is headed next.Subscribe for weekly conversations with the founders, investors, and executives shaping the future of technology.
This week Jason Howell and Jeff Jarvis cover Meta's new $299 smart glasses and whether it's Glasshole 2.0 all over again, the Anthropic national security saga including the NSA red-team test that breached classified systems in hours, and Google losing Nobel Prize winner John Jumper to Anthropic and Transformer co-author Noam Shazeer to OpenAI in the same week.Also in this episode: Anthropic's ID verification update, Meta's employee tracking data leak, Google DeepMind investing $75 million in A24, Amazon dropping its OpenAI film, Midjourney building a medical scanner, an 8-bit pixel-art MLB broadcast site, Claude Tag for Slack, NotebookLM's upgrade, and Trump's quantum computing executive orders. New episodes every Wednesday at aiinside.show. Note: Time codes subject to change depending on dynamic ad insertion by the distributor. CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Start 0:03:01 - Trump tells "The Axios Show" that Anthropic was a national security threat 0:07:08 - Anthropic says Claude may want to see your ID 0:12:20 - Mythos reportedly breached ‘almost all' NSA classified systems within a few hours during red-team test — report sheds more light on the U.S. government's sudden ban on the flagship models 0:13:11 - Why Would Amazon's CEO Try to Kneecap Anthropic by Tattling to Trump? 0:13:25 - Meta Debuts Glasses Under Its Own Brand at Lower $299 Price 0:14:38 - Meta's Very Own Smart Glasses Go on Sale Today for $299 0:26:52 - Nobel-Winning AI Researcher Leaves Google for Anthropic 0:28:21 - Google stock is sliding toward its worst day in a year after two top AI researchers quit 0:34:23 - Google Investing in ‘Backrooms' Studio A24 0:41:36 - The Ex-Pixar Producer Who's All In on A.I. 0:48:37 - Midjourney, the AI image generator, is developing a full-body ultrasonic scanner 0:52:44 - Ribbie turns real-time baseball stats into arcade-like, pixel-art broadcasts 0:56:46 - Google preps Pixel ‘Audio Memory' that ambiently tracks your ‘important conversations,' like AI notetaker pins 1:01:51 - Anthropic's Claude Tag is learning your company, one Slack message at a time 1:03:17 - Trump Seeks to Boost Quantum Computing With New Executive Orders 1:04:32 -NotebookLM's Latest Update Makes It an Even Better Research Tool Hosts: Jason Howell and Jeff Jarvis Download and subscribe to AI Inside in audio and video: https://aiinside.show/ Support the podcast on Patreon for special perks: https://www.patreon.com/aiinsideshow. You'll get ad-free episodes, members-only Discord, T-shirts and stickers you love, and get ad-free audio and video feeds, a members-only Discord, and exclusive content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Elizabeth Stone, Chief Product and Technology Officer de Netflix, détaille la stratégie technologique du géant du streaming et sa vision du rôle de l'IA dans la création audiovisuelle.
À VivaTech 2026, la grande chef de la délégation canadienne Isabelle Turcotte explique que la présence du Canada vise d'abord à convertir les grands discours de coopération internationale en ententes commerciales concrètes. La délégation réunit une centaine d'entreprises canadiennes en intelligence artificielle, choisies notamment pour leur maturité à l'exportation et leur capacité à servir rapidement des clients européens. Cette année, le Canada veut aussi affirmer un leadership plus politique autour de la souveraineté numérique et des alliances entre puissances moyennes. Isabelle Turcotte souligne également le rapprochement avec l'Allemagne, invitée d'honneur de la prochaine édition de All In à Montréal en septembre, avec l'objectif d'annoncer des accords concrets dès septembre.
Pour son premier essai en solo, le journaliste et désormais écrivain Anthony Vincent s'attelle à décortiquer l'insulte et surtout à analyser comment les communautés dénigrées par les structures masculinistes, blanches et hétéronormées se réapproprient aujourd'hui, et ce depuis longtemps, les injures pour les transformer en symboles de regroupement et d'émancipation. Chaque insulte n'est pas qu'un simple mot. Même si, à la base, l'insulte est « un acte de langage bref, à visée offensive », cet acte prend quasiment toujours sa base sur un stigmate que l'auteur français définit comme le renvoi à « un statut social négatif, attribué et perpétué ». En effet, chaque insulte a une histoire. Et c'est cette histoire qu'il faut absolument connaître pour passer de l'injure à un élan de solidarité communautaire quasiment naturel, en se réappropriant le stigmate. Ce « retournement du stigmate », d'abord défini sociologiquement par Louis Gruel, l'un des disciples de Bourdieu, apparaît donc comme nécessaire et inévitable, puisque « les insultes que nous utilisons et/ou subissons nous situent socialement », explique Vincent dans son livre. En effet, parce que ces insultes marquent à vie ceux qui les reçoivent, elles leur permettent également de s'identifier, de se reconnaître, de se rallier et de se renforcer contre « l'ordre cishétéroblantriarcal et validiste », comme le constate le journaliste français. L'insulte : de l'injure à la solidarité se présente aujourd'hui comme un ouvrage transversal essentiel à la sociologie linguistique actuelle et questionne, malgré tout, la réappropriation du stigmate. « En retournant un mot stigmatisant, ne sommes-nous pas en train de réactiver la domination qu'il cristallise ? » Une question légitime qui se doit d'être posée, selon Anthony Vincent, puisque, premièrement, toute thèse sociologique se doit de faire face à sa propre réfutabilité, mais surtout parce que le risque de la réappropriation serait de figer les identités des communautés insultées et peut-être même de perpétuer un socle de domination. Néanmoins, pour Vincent, la réappropriation est inévitable, car la récupération d'une insulte vaut tout de même bien mieux que sa dépolitisation, « afin de transformer la cicatrice des injures en force collective », comme nous l'a dédicacé notre invité du jour. Et, comme chaque mercredi, Lucie Bouteloup revient sur les origines et la signification d'une expression française bien connue, en complicité avec la lexicographe Sarah Decottignies des éditions Le Robert et les CM1 A de l'école Arago, située dans le 13è arrondissement de Paris. Et, je peux vous assurer que, malgré la chaleur, Lucie « se porte comme un charme » aujourd'hui ! Invité : Anthony Vincent, journaliste, écrivain, animateur de podcasts et spécialiste mode. Son premier ouvrage en solo L'insulte : de l'injure à la solidarité est d'ores et déjà disponible aux éditions Les Liens qui Libèrent. Programmation musicale : Angèle avec son nouveau titre Dis-le.
Pour son premier essai en solo, le journaliste et désormais écrivain Anthony Vincent s'attelle à décortiquer l'insulte et surtout à analyser comment les communautés dénigrées par les structures masculinistes, blanches et hétéronormées se réapproprient aujourd'hui, et ce depuis longtemps, les injures pour les transformer en symboles de regroupement et d'émancipation. Chaque insulte n'est pas qu'un simple mot. Même si, à la base, l'insulte est « un acte de langage bref, à visée offensive », cet acte prend quasiment toujours sa base sur un stigmate que l'auteur français définit comme le renvoi à « un statut social négatif, attribué et perpétué ». En effet, chaque insulte a une histoire. Et c'est cette histoire qu'il faut absolument connaître pour passer de l'injure à un élan de solidarité communautaire quasiment naturel, en se réappropriant le stigmate. Ce « retournement du stigmate », d'abord défini sociologiquement par Louis Gruel, l'un des disciples de Bourdieu, apparaît donc comme nécessaire et inévitable, puisque « les insultes que nous utilisons et/ou subissons nous situent socialement », explique Vincent dans son livre. En effet, parce que ces insultes marquent à vie ceux qui les reçoivent, elles leur permettent également de s'identifier, de se reconnaître, de se rallier et de se renforcer contre « l'ordre cishétéroblantriarcal et validiste », comme le constate le journaliste français. L'insulte : de l'injure à la solidarité se présente aujourd'hui comme un ouvrage transversal essentiel à la sociologie linguistique actuelle et questionne, malgré tout, la réappropriation du stigmate. « En retournant un mot stigmatisant, ne sommes-nous pas en train de réactiver la domination qu'il cristallise ? » Une question légitime qui se doit d'être posée, selon Anthony Vincent, puisque, premièrement, toute thèse sociologique se doit de faire face à sa propre réfutabilité, mais surtout parce que le risque de la réappropriation serait de figer les identités des communautés insultées et peut-être même de perpétuer un socle de domination. Néanmoins, pour Vincent, la réappropriation est inévitable, car la récupération d'une insulte vaut tout de même bien mieux que sa dépolitisation, « afin de transformer la cicatrice des injures en force collective », comme nous l'a dédicacé notre invité du jour. Et, comme chaque mercredi, Lucie Bouteloup revient sur les origines et la signification d'une expression française bien connue, en complicité avec la lexicographe Sarah Decottignies des éditions Le Robert et les CM1 A de l'école Arago, située dans le 13è arrondissement de Paris. Et, je peux vous assurer que, malgré la chaleur, Lucie « se porte comme un charme » aujourd'hui ! Invité : Anthony Vincent, journaliste, écrivain, animateur de podcasts et spécialiste mode. Son premier ouvrage en solo L'insulte : de l'injure à la solidarité est d'ores et déjà disponible aux éditions Les Liens qui Libèrent. Programmation musicale : Angèle avec son nouveau titre Dis-le.
Et si les relations que tu construis aujourd'hui étaient le reflet d'un modèle que tu suis sans même t'en rendre compte?Aucune relation n'est parfaite. Que ce soit dans le mariage, la famille ou l'amitié, nous bâtissons tous selon un modèle, qu'il soit intentionnel ou non. Entre les influences de la culture, les blessures du passé et les attentes de notre époque, il est facile de s'éloigner du plan de Dieu.Dans ce dernier message de la série Ma Famille & Moi, Pasteur Jean-Philippe Beaudry nous invite à découvrir le modèle que Dieu nous propose pour construire des relations solides, durables et remplies de vie. Car pour vivre des relations différentes de celles que le monde nous présente, il faut apprendre à construire selon un fondement différent : la Parole de Dieu.Peu importe ton histoire ou les défis que tu traverses aujourd'hui, Dieu désire transformer ton cœur, fortifier tes relations et faire de ton foyer un reflet de Sa présence.Un message rempli d'espérance pour tous ceux qui aspirent à développer des relations qui honorent Dieu et qui résistent à l'épreuve du temps.Bonne écoute!Verset de référence : Psaume 127
Le monde du business adore les recettes toutes faites. Scaler vite, standardiser, lever des fonds, déléguer au maximum. Et pourtant, l'un des projets les plus désirables des 20 dernières années s'est construit exactement à l'inverse.Dorothée Meilichzon et Pierre-Charles Cros travaillent ensemble depuis plus de 20 ans.Elle est l'une des architectes d'intérieur les plus reconnues en France ayant gagné de nombreux prix. Lui est cofondateur de l'Experimental Group. Avec une dizaine d'hôtels dans 6 pays, Experimental est l'un des premiers groupes hôteliers à avoir créé une vision lifestyle et expérientielle de l'hospitalité, bien avant que cela devienne à la mode.Ensemble, ils construisent des lieux qui ont une âme.Des hôtels, des bars, des restaurants où l'on ressent immédiatement quelque chose. Et justement, dans cet épisode, on essaie de comprendre pourquoi certains lieux vibrent… et d'autres restent désespérément froids malgré des budgets colossaux.Ce que j'ai adoré dans cette conversation, c'est qu'elle est profondément à contre-courant.Pierre-Charles assume vouloir grandir toujours plus. Dorothée assume l'inverse : rester à taille humaine pour continuer à focaliser son temps sur la création.Cet épisode est profondément sincère et montre qu'il n'existe pas une seule façon de réussir. Et j'avoue m'être reconnue dans beaucoup de choses qu'ils racontent sur la création, l'exigence et le rapport au travail.Enfin, c'est un bonheur d'avoir 2 amis qui se connaissent depuis plus de 20 ans par cœur et se chamaillent en direct ;)Mais je ne vous en dis pas plus et laisse place à ma conversation avec Dorothée Meilichzon et Pierre-Charles Cros.Bonne écoute ✨Chapitrage 00:00 Introduction01:45 L'amour du beau et la recette de leur confiance13:35 Lassitude après 20 ans et où en sont leurs entreprises21:24 Comment naît un hôtel, de l'idée à l'achat29:48 Pourquoi tant de lieux premium manquent d'âme37:12 Leur quotidien et le secret de leur créativité48:19 Le crible du Podcast1:00:52 Les livres recommandés par Dorothée et Pierre-CharlesNotes et références de l'épisode ✨ Pour retrouver Dorothée : Sur InstagramSur son site✨ Pour retrouver Pierre-Charles : Sur LinkedIn✨ Pour retrouver l'Experimental GroupSur le siteSur Instagram✨ Le livre cité dans l'épisode : Kitchen confidential d'Anthony Bourdain*Liens affiliés FnacHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
https://youtu.be/b_G8krkwKv8 Ganesh Krishnan, CEO of AiHello, is helping Amazon sellers automate advertising, improve profitability, and scale their businesses using AI. Driven by a mission to give entrepreneurs more freedom and enable them to build businesses around products they love, Ganesh shares how AI can eliminate repetitive work while allowing business owners to focus on strategy, innovation, and growth. In this conversation, Ganesh introduces The AiHello Ads Framework: Tap into the Wisdom of Crowds, Find the Right Keywords, Bid at the Right Level, Dynamically Adjust Bids, and Rinse and Repeat. He explains how AI can leverage historical marketplace data to identify profitable keywords, optimize bids automatically, and continuously improve campaign performance. Ganesh also discusses the dangers of AI hallucinations, why Amazon's incentives differ from sellers' incentives, how AI has transformed his own company's operations, and his vision for building zero-hallucination AI systems capable of advancing toward artificial superintelligence. — Build AI Superintelligence with Ganesh Krishnan Good day, dear listeners. Steve Preda here, and welcome Ganesh Krishnan, the CEO of AiHello, an Amazon Ads automation company helping you grow your revenues, reduce work hours spent on ads management, and decrease your ad costs. Welcome to the show, Ganesh. Thank you, Steve. Nice to meet you Well, it’s great to have you here, and let’s jump right in. And my first question is, what is your personal ‘Why,’ and how are you manifesting it in AiHello? So it started off with my thesis that we all need to do good towards the planet. A long time ago, I started having my own natural things, selling chemical-free, ecological, sustainable, good-for-the-planet, good-for-your-wallet, good-for-your-health items, and I would sell organic items. And eventually, what I realized was that it was taking a lot of my time marketing, managing it, changing the bids, doing everything. I started working more and more on AI because I’ve worked in AI commercially. I worked in AI in my industry. That was my job. So I said, “Why not use, apply that to my own startup, to my own industry for selling organic things?” And once I started selling it, some of my friends reached out and said, “Can we use your AI for our own businesses?” And I said, “Sure, why not?” And then I started opening it up. And then one person came through and said, “Okay, let’s release it to the general public, see how it goes.” And then as we started earning money, I realized that I don’t need to do a job. I can have this startup, and I can help different people have their own lifestyle. You could have your own lifestyle. You could sell your own stuff that you like, e-commerce, usually on Amazon, and then we help you have your lifestyle. So this is my personal ‘Why’, is we need more equality. We need more people doing stuff they love rather than doing stuff they hate to do, and they hate to wake up and go to work. So do what you love. We are here to empower you. Wow, that’s amazing. So you are empowering people to start their own e-commerce businesses on Amazon, and you help them with AI tools to get up to speed and compete with the big boys. That is correct. Yeah. I love it. So on your LinkedIn profile, you mentioned that you are, I don’t know what the word was that you used, but something to do with superintelligence, AI superintelligence. So what is it that you are doing, and what is your vision of how AI superintelligence can be tapped into? It’s a very long topic. But to start off with, we used the old form of AI, which is a lot of regression, a lot of statistics, a lot of big data learning, and a lot of neural networks, if you felt fancy. And then LLMs became a huge thing. And we launched AiHello probably six or seven years ago. LLMs became a big thing two or three years ago. And it was pretty fancy. It was very good. It made life easy for us. But we cannot use it within AiHello to give it to clients, primarily because LLMs start hallucinating once you go past a certain context. The problem with hallucination is that it exponentially becomes larger and larger. Because if the previous thesis is wrong, if your previous hypothesis is wrong, then it builds on top of it, and it builds the wrong things. Hallucination exponentially becomes worse. And when it comes to finance, when it comes to ads, and when you’re working with sensitive data, this can be catastrophic. So you cannot use these large language models for finance, for situations where you need precise data, and especially when you have lots of context. It’s going to lose the context of the first part. Just because you mentioned something at the start of the conversation doesn’t mean it’s not important. It is critical. As humans, we understand what is the most critical part of a conversation, and then we keep that in mind. But LLMs, because of context limitations, just keep on going and start hallucinating. So a few months ago, we came up with the idea that we could use something like a large language model, but not based on the transformer model. And we could base it on data so that there is almost zero hallucination. So instead of building weights, we build it based on data. And we launched this. We don’t use it on AiHello, but we decided to use it on an email service because we have a lot of emails. We process a lot of emails for clients. We process a lot of emails for specialists. So we could use the zero-hallucination approach within emails, and if it is successful, then we can put it into AiHello. And we can, of course, release it as an API as well. So this is going to set the basis of artificial superintelligence because what is stopping us right now from reaching or breaching that wall of artificial superintelligence is this hallucination. And of course, there is also logic. LLMs are pretty stup*d. They don’t understand. You can teach them, they learn, but they do not question what you teach them. They always take it on blind faith. Yeah. Wow. That is genius. I love it. You are going to un-hallucinate AI. And if it stops hallucinating, essentially it becomes a lot more powerful and scalable. AI becomes scalable, or this whole process becomes scalable. That’s fascinating. So your ‘Why’, your mission, is to empower all these people to run their businesses. Do you have a framework for this that you could describe in three to five steps? How do you get someone up and running with their own business on an e-commerce platform? Or do you have any other framework that you could share with the audience? Something simple that they may be able to benefit from? One of the caveats of using AI is that it needs a lot of data. So if you’re just starting out with your e-commerce business, you need to put more of your human intelligence, more of your gut instinct, more of your thoughts, and more of your emotions into building it out. And once you have built up enough data, then you can put it into AiHello and start automating it. So what I would say, if you’re starting an e-commerce business, is hire a specialist who can help you launch off the ground. Do a bit of the hypothesis work, do a bit of the analysis, and then come to AiHello and start automating it. You can only start automating once you have a good idea of how things work for you. And finding how things work for you is something you need to do on your own. It’s like you can’t start running, or you can’t start driving a car, until you learn how to crawl and until you learn how to walk. Okay. So basically, it’s the age-old innovation thing that you have to innovate something on your own, and then you can scale it with AI. That is correct. Yeah. So let’s say I came up with some kind of formula, concept, or product that is currently not being promoted, and I believe it would work. Or maybe I’ve already tested it and I want to scale it. I want to get on Amazon and sell it there. What can you do for me? What are the steps for me to be successful with AiHello’s help? So the first thing when you select a product, is: what are the keywords for it? What keywords do you use for that product? The second would be: what are the bids for that product? For each keyword, what is the right bid to put up? And then you have other things like budgeting. Do you change the bid depending on the time of day? Do you change the bid in total? Those are the things that you need to keep adjusting continuously. With AiHello, we automatically harvest the right keywords for your product. We change the bid. We optimize the bid. We also do dayparting, where you can change the bid depending on the time of day. So there are different things that you can use AI for. You could certainly do all of it manually, but it’ll probably take you days or weeks to do what AI can do in a couple of minutes. So a couple of minutes. But doesn’t the AI also need traffic data to be able to define things? Yeah. So one of the other things about AiHello is that, because we have the wisdom of crowds, if you come up with a keyword, we know exactly how that keyword is going to perform. As you say, you have the wisdom of crowds. Can you extrapolate what you’ve experienced with other products and other customers onto a new product that doesn’t yet have a lot of traffic? Is this what you mean by the wisdom of crowds? Or what do you mean by the wisdom of crowds? Let me give you an example. Let’s assume you want to sell coffee, and you go to our platform and say, “This is my product. It’s coffee. Help me sell it.” So what we do is, we know this is coffee. What are the keywords around it that are going to help sell it? Because we’ve sold other coffee products, we know that organic coffee sells well. We know coffee in the morning sells well. Black coffee sells well. Caffeine sells well. And we also know, based on the previous performance of other keywords, what a good bid is for each keyword. If you don’t know the keywords, then of course you have to spend time researching them. And if you don’t know the bids, then you have to spend time researching what bid to put in. But we do all the research for you, and you put it in. And the second part, the bigger part, is that if the bid doesn’t work out, if you’re not selling, then we increase the bid automatically. If you are losing money, then we decrease the bid automatically. So that bid optimization is a critical part of AiHello. Yeah. We use Amazon ads to promote my books. And yes, it takes a lot of skill to find the keywords, eliminate the negative keywords, adjust the bids, have the right bids, and avoid overspending or underspending. But Amazon also does much of the machine learning. So what is it that Amazon does, and what is it that you have to do? And why doesn’t Amazon do what you have to do? The most critical piece of information to keep in mind is that your aims and objectives are the opposite of Amazon’s aims and objectives. Amazon’s aim is to make money, and your job is to make money. You don’t care if Amazon makes money or not, and Amazon doesn’t care if you make money or not. So when you put up a bid, when you run ads, Amazon will maximize that ad spend, whatever it is. In some ways, it’s like a casino. You go to a casino, and the job of the casino is to win money from you, and your job is to win money from the casino. Ads have become a lot like gambling nowadays. You throw money into it. You expect to make money. Ninety percent of people lose money, and they give up. And Amazon always finds fresh sellers to move on. You cannot depend on Amazon because Amazon is not on your side. Yeah, that makes perfect sense. Yeah, I always thought that on some platforms it was really difficult to make money with ads. Facebook, I think, is so competitive that it’s probably very difficult to make money. I know a lot of people who have spent a lot of money on Facebook, but I don’t know very many who have figured out a formula that continues to work. Okay. So you’ve helped someone find their keywords, the right bids, and how to adjust those bids. But what we’ve found is that at some point, ads die, and then we have to switch things up. It actually happens quite frequently that you have to create new campaigns and new ads. So what’s the dynamic there? How do you optimize so that you’re not still supporting ads that don’t work anymore, and you switch at the right point? So when we say ads, it’s not technically the campaigns. A campaign is just a container for all of your ads. You have products inside it, and you have keywords inside it. So a campaign is made up of products and keywords. And the question is, when you say ads die, did the keywords die? Then you need to add new keywords, right? You always have to keep adding new keywords and testing new keywords. It’s a continuous job of trying to find the right keywords for your book or your product, and then optimizing the bids constantly to make sure that you’re profitable. You have to make sure that your ads don’t die because of a lack of fresh keywords. And of course, there’s always a limit to the number of keywords you can add because each product has a limited number of keywords that people are searching for. Maybe there’s a long-tail keyword that’s going to make money, but there’s not enough search volume. Or maybe there’s a high-volume search keyword, but it’s not profitable for you. So you have to figure out what the right strategy is for you. Eventually, if your product is good, you’ll make money. If your product is not good, you won’t make money. That’s the bottom line. With ads, you quickly find out if your product… So essentially, it’s a cyclical thing. So you find the keywords, you figure out the right bids, you adjust the bids, and then you have to find new keywords and keep doing this. Yeah. So why do keywords go stale? Do people not search for certain things anymore? There could be multiple reasons for it. One reason is that a competitor has come in and taken your search volume. And you have to know: are you losing search volume? Are you gaining search volume? Has your search volume dropped off? The second reason is that people are not searching for that keyword anymore. Is it out of fashion? The third is: are you underbidding? Is the bid too low? Again, you would know by the number of impressions. Have the impressions dropped off? If the impressions have dropped off, is it because of a competitor? If it’s not because of a competitor, are people searching less? Are your bids too low? If the search volume is the same, are people clicking less? Why are they clicking less? Is it your images? Is it your product? Is your product no longer in fashion? I mean, I don’t know. Maybe a few months ago, fidget spinners were really in fashion, and nowadays no one uses them. So those things go out of fashion. Yeah. The spinners, I remember. They’ve been out of fashion for a while. Yeah. Yeah, that’s fascinating. So it’s a never-ending cycle of innovation and figuring out what works and what doesn’t work. So let me ask you this: What drives growth in your business? Most of the growth is… There are different ways to put it. Four years ago, we used to create a lot of blogs. We used to create lots of content. We used to create lots of YouTube videos. And then ChatGPT came along. If you ask kids now, “Do you Google that?” They don’t know what Google is. They really don’t know what Google is. And that’s not a cliché. It’s surprising. They’ll be like, “What Google?” Everything goes through ChatGPT. So for us, growth went from Google to ChatGPT. And we didn’t spend enough time optimizing for LLMs on our site. So what drove growth before was blogs and YouTube. And what drives growth now is large language models like ChatGPT and Claude. People just ask ChatGPT, “What do I do about this on Amazon?” It recommends solutions, and then we go through them. So how do you leverage large language models or AI applications? This was one of the biggest boosts to our company. We managed to set the processes right. We managed to create the templates. We managed to bring structure to our company. Development work has become ten times faster. The turnaround is ten times faster. We’re able to release features quickly. We’re able to find bugs in our existing code quickly. There are a lot of things going on. If I were to say that our company is no longer the same company it was even a year ago, that would not be an exaggeration. It would be the truth. What we were a year ago is not at all what we are right now. So in what way did you change? Is it coding that accelerated and changed everything? I mean, in what other ways did you change as a company? So the code is all done with AI first. Our developers use AI. They put in the prompt, they check the results. There is a second developer who checks whether everything is okay and whether everything is done. And then finally there’s QA, and then we push it to staging. We used to do roughly one-month or forty-five-day sprints. Now we do weekly sprints. So it has gone four times faster. The biggest hurdle for us was managing clients and how we manage them. We never had any structure. So we talked a lot with ChatGPT. We talked a lot about what the right way was to bring structure and accountability into the system. We managed to set up all the software required for accountability. It helped us fix those issues. It created structure. It created accountability for all the people, and then we implemented that. Finally, the last one, which was the most debatable, is that we require a lot of content. We require a lot of graphics. We require a lot of videos for clients on Amazon. I actually went to buy something on Amazon a few days back, and what was puzzling was that when I zoomed in on the images, you could see they were AI-generated because they all had these silly AI mistakes—spelling mistakes, random words. So almost everything on Amazon right now, all the images, are kind of AI-generated. It’s hard to blame them. We ourselves use AI for a lot of the images. We make sure we don’t have the silly mistakes, but we do use AI as well. So the turnaround time for graphics is faster because of AI as well. Though some clients do complain that they don’t like AI-generated assets. And if a person looks a bit too AI-generated, they just reject it outright. So that is the most debatable part of it. But overall, our company is called AiHello. It’s AiHello. And if we don’t say hello to AI, then we’re not AiHello. Yeah. Love it. I love the head and the one arm. Yes. The hello, and that’s it. Yeah. So what is one thing that you’re actively trying to figure out in your business right now? We are a remote-first company, and I’m struggling to bring about accountability among all the team members. We do have a good number of employees. Ninety percent of our employees are good. Ten percent still have accountability issues. And for me, that is a bit of a hurdle. It is a bit of a challenge to push those people who are dragging their feet about AI. Yeah. Because they are not comfortable with AI. They want to do what they are good at and don’t want to do something new. There is also a bit of hesitation that they might lose their jobs because of AI, although we’re not planning to let go of anyone. Rather, we are hiring more people because we’re able to grow faster. There is an old saying that companies won’t go extinct because of AI, but companies that don’t use AI will go extinct because of AI. Because we are using AI a lot, there is a chance for us to scale, for us to expand significantly. And I want to tap into this advantage and grow. I want to hire more people, and I want to grow. I don’t want to let people go. So this is a very good opportunity. You hear about Coinbase letting people go. You hear about Facebook letting people go because of AI. And I think those are all nonsensical excuses. Those companies are not growing very well, and they are blaming AI for letting people go, which I think is absolutely nonsensical. There is a very good opportunity for people to grow and for companies to grow using AI and increase their hiring. If you’re letting people go because of AI, it’s just a nonsensical excuse. So what do you think is the mental hang-up for people? What prevents better AI adoption or faster AI adoption? A long time ago, when computers were being introduced into many industries, I remember there were huge protests because people thought computers would take away jobs. And it did happen. People did lose jobs because of computers. There were many people pushing papers who lost their jobs. And a lot of people refused to learn about computers because they said, “This is nonsensical. I can do it better by hand.” Can you imagine telling people right now that it’s better to do things by hand than to use a computer? I mean, if you want to do calculations, please don’t use Excel or Google Sheets. Use a pen and paper and tell me you can do it better. It would be absurd to think that way. But at that time, people really did have the mentality that it was better to do things by hand than with Excel. Now, the AI revolution is probably a thousand or a million times bigger than that. And you can drag your feet. There will always be people who drag their feet and say, “I can do it better. AI is just nonsensical.” And sure, some of that is true. But the overwhelming majority of tasks are going to be done extremely well with AI. And it’s not just large language models. It’s everything. Regression analysis, data analytics, big data analytics, forecasting, calculations. I’m not even talking about transformer models. I’m talking about everything related to AI. So much can be automated and done by AI that if you’re not involved with it, you’ll get left behind, just like the people who didn’t use computers. Do you feel like people have to be highly educated to be able to use AI? Or can people with less formal education benefit from it as well? I don’t think it has anything to do with education. I think the learning curve for AI is smaller than the learning curve for computers. If you’re already using computers, you can just install a command-line interface and have things running. Actually, you can go to ChatGPT and ask some questions, and you can build something. But if you want to build serious applications, you can use a command-line interface and build them out. I think the learning curve is probably just a couple of hours to become proficient with these tools. I’m thinking more about this: As AI tools develop and take many of the routine, repeatable tasks off our shoulders, doesn’t that mean we will spend more of our time on high-level thinking and orchestration? And won’t that require some kind of mental ability to do that? It requires you to understand context, understand the implications of things, and be able to connect the dots. So that’s what I mean. The people who can really use AI tools have this higher level of awareness and thinking. They can combine ideas and create new things. But are there AI tools that people with less advanced analytical skills can also use? Absolutely. And you’re 100% right. You’re 101% right. This is what I’ve been advocating for a very long time. Don’t spend your time doing mundane, repetitive daily activities that can be automated. Let AI handle them. You should focus on the things AI cannot do right now, which is human-level intelligence: Strategizing. Planning. Working on the bigger-picture tasks. So you’re 100% right, and that’s the direction we should be moving in. And this brings me back to the point I made earlier: You should do what you love. The things you don’t love, the repetitive tasks, should be done by AI. Yeah. Love it. So what is your vision, ultimately, for AiHello? So my vision for AiHello goes beyond AiHello. We have something called HalZero, which is the engine we want to put behind AiHello. It’s a zero-hallucination LLM. And we are working toward making it happen. We plan to release an API for it soon. If it does happen, then we would probably have a model that can take in data and answer general-knowledge questions with zero hallucination. And we’re building it based on how the human brain works. The human brain is not one-dimensional. ChatGPT is one-dimensional. Transformer models are one-dimensional. You give them data, they run it through the transformer model—the encoder and decoder—and then they give you an answer. But the human brain is built in layers. What we call the lizard brain sits at the base, and as you go higher, things become more and more complex. So the brain is information and action, and everything is filtered through it. Then we act on the filtered result. Machine learning models right now do not have these kinds of filters. They have something similar, which is called chain of thought, but that’s really thinking out loud. This kind of reasoning should exist within the latent space of the machine learning model. It should be built into the model itself. I’ll give you an example. If you had been taught all your life that the sun is green, and tomorrow you woke up in Virginia, went outside, and saw that the sun was yellow, you’d say: “Oh my God, I’ve been lied to all my life. The sun isn’t green.” You would question what you had been taught based on a single observation. But if a machine had been trained for years that the sun is green, and then it saw that the sun was yellow, it might conclude: “The sun is wrong today because I’ve been taught that the sun is green.” The real test of intelligence is this: Can it question its training data? And the answer is no. It won’t, because it has been trained on that data. It has been trained on those tokens. Yeah. So that’s AI superintelligence? The ability to question the training data? That is correct. Yeah. So we build it based on connections. How strong is this connection? How many people have stated this fact? What is my own observation? Which observation is stronger? There is always conflict. In the human brain, there is always a conflict between what people say and what we think. Then our logical brain chooses what is usually the best answer. That is how we have a collective consciousness. We also have a personal consciousness. We always have to decide which one is best. Love it. Well, that’s great. So if you’re running a business and you need to sell a product, and you want to figure out how to be successful on Amazon, how to leverage your ads, and how not to overspend, where should you go? How can people get in touch with you, Ganesh, and your team? And what’s the first step for listeners? You can send me an email at ganesh@aihello.com. You can connect with me on LinkedIn. I’m always available, and I’m happy to have a chat with you. All right. So if you’re listening out there and you’re in e-commerce, or you want to get into e-commerce, and you don’t know how to leverage all the tools that are out there, don’t forget: Amazon is in the business of making money, not necessarily making your business profitable. So you can use AiHello to help you. Reach out to Ganesh on LinkedIn and get your team involved. And if you enjoyed listening to this episode, make sure you check back every week because I have successful entrepreneurs sharing their ideas—or at least some of the good ones—with you. So thanks, Ganesh, for coming. Thank you, Steve. And thank you for listening. Important Links: Ganesh's LinkedIn Ganesh's website Ganesh's email: ganesh@aihello.com
Et si les choses que tu n'aimes pas chez toi n'étaient pas des défauts à corriger, mais des forces qui n'ont pas encore trouvé leur place ? Dans cet épisode, on parle de nos singularités et de la façon dont certaines de nos plus grandes qualités naissent parfois de ce qui nous a fait souffrir. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Lisa Guimond d'Amazon présente la version canadienne-française d'Alexa+, désormais propulsée par l'intelligence artificielle générative. Contrairement aux versions précédentes, l'assistant comprend mieux le langage naturel, conserve le contexte d'une conversation et peut accomplir des tâches complètes plutôt que de simplement répondre à des commandes. Amazon a travaillé à une localisation poussée afin qu'Alexa comprenne les expressions et les réalités culturelles des francophones du Canada. L'assistant peut notamment analyser des courriels, gérer des calendriers, effectuer des réservations et interagir dans un environnement bilingue français-anglais. Compatible avec la majorité des appareils Alexa déjà en circulation, Alexa+ marque pour Amazon le passage d'un assistant vocal traditionnel à un véritable compagnon numérique capable d'agir et de prendre en charge des tâches du quotidien.
One popular objection to AI concerns is to declare that LLMs can never be AGI. You need a "new paradigm". Therefore, AGI is so far in the future that it's not worth worrying about. A common counterargument is to claim that no, LLMs can become AGI. But even without that counterargument, I think the "therefore" fails on its own terms. The key question is: how much of a new paradigm do we need? The landmark discoveries on the road to modern LLMs are something like: 1950s: Neural networks 1967: Multi-layer perceptron 2010: Modern deep learning 2017: Transformer, LLM 2022: RLHF, chatbots 2024: Chain of thought / test-time compute We can think of this as an "evolutionary tree", where a given LLM (let's say Claude Opus 4.7) shares a recent "common ancestor" with all other chatbots, and only a very distant "common ancestor" with everything else descended from the multi-layer perceptron. If AGI needs a "new paradigm", what common ancestor can we expect AGI and LLMs to share? AGI will very likely use neural networks, because the human brain is a neural network and qualifies as an AGI. It will probably use deep learning, because although deep learning isn't exactly analogous to the brain, it seems like a pretty reasonable way to emulate the brain's learning algorithms onto computer hardware. Skeptics like Yann LeCun and Gary Marcus usually pinpoint LLMs/transformers as the step where we went wrong. LeCun thinks that the first AGIs may be within the deep learning paradigm (but not LLMs); Marcus thinks that they'll combine insights from deep learning with something else. How soon should we expect a new paradigm as revolutionary as LLMs/transformers? Since we got LLMs/transformers nine years ago, Lindy's Law suggests nine more years. How soon should we expect a new paradigm as revolutionary as deep learning? By the same logic, sixteen years from now. Lindy's Law has a heavy tail, which means we can't simply halve these to find our 25th percentile estimate. Our 25th percentile estimate for the next advance as exciting as LLMs should be three years from now; for deep learning, it's five years. So even if you think AGI will require a further paradigm shift as big as the invention of the LLM or as deep learning itself, you should have 25% chance it will be developed in the next 3 - 5 years. Which is about as long as the LLM-only crowd think things will take! This isn't an excuse for relegating the risk of AGI to some vague indefinite future. It could still be the late 2020s or early 2030s! (Might we expect that low-hanging-fruit effects make the next paradigm harder to find than the last one? In practice, fields get more researchers as time goes on, and that effect usually causes time-between-advances to be approximately constant. And in fact, the number of AI researchers has grown at an unprecedented pace for a scientific field, and growth will enter an even faster regime once AIs themselves can contribute. Overall these make me think things will go even faster than Lindy's Law predicts - but I think Lindy's Law is a useful upper bound.) (Would there still be a long time between the invention of the new paradigm and the point where it could be used to maximum effect? It took five years between the invention of the transformer and ChatGPT, the first commercially-successful transformer-based project. But most of that time was spent scaling up, and we've already scaled up. If we invent a new paradigm in 2030, then any frontier lab willing to bet on it can quickly provide it with levels of compute sufficient to train human-brain-sized models.) This is my attempt to talk to the new-paradigm-wanters in their own language, but I think there's also a subtler point that undermines this worldview. In the past, new paradigms have proven useful in allowing scaling to continue after an old paradigm passed the regime where it could efficiently convert scale to results. LLMs still seem to be able to convert scale to results; while this continues, new paradigms won't be necessary, and frontier labs won't risk pursuing them. If scaling ever hits a wall, there will be a few months of confusion as frontier labs look over various new-paradigm-proposals that they already have lying around, and throw them at the wall to see what breaks through. Then scaling will continue from wherever it left off. The best way to forecast future AI progress is to extrapolate from current LLM scaling. This should work if LLMs scale all the way to AGI. But it may also work even if they don't. First, because we might get the new paradigm so soon that it won't be a significant source of delay. And second, because the most likely place for a new paradigm to start is wherever LLMs stop working, going at the same rate. https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/new-paradigms-wont-save-you
[SPONSORISÉ] Et si une montre n'était plus seulement un outil… mais un objet de transmission et de désir ?Dans cet épisode de Génération Fab, nous vous emmenons au cœur du Jura, berceau de l'horlogerie française, à la rencontre de la Maison Herbelin, fondée en 1947. Une entreprise familiale qui, depuis près de 80 ans, traverse les mutations de son industrie en restant fidèle à une exigence simple : créer des montres à la fois belles, précises et durables.Avec Maxime Herbelin, découvrez comment une montre passe d'une simple idée à un objet qui peut accompagner une vie entière. Deux ans de développement, un équilibre subtil entre design et technique, et surtout une conviction forte : aujourd'hui, la montre n'est plus un objet utile, mais un objet de plaisir, de style… et parfois même un héritage que l'on transmet.Dans cet épisode, vous découvrirez :Les coulisses de la création d'une montre : du dessin au produit finalUn savoir-faire fondé sur un écosystème d'experts et une exigence de précisionUne vision de l'industrie française tournée vers la qualité, la créativité et la valeur ajoutéeChez Herbelin, une montre ne se contente plus de donner l'heure. Elle raconte une histoire. Et parfois, elle traverse les générations.Génération Fab, le podcast de la French Fab.Hébergé par Audion. Visitez https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy pour plus d'informations. Hébergé par Audion. Visitez https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy pour plus d'informations.
Four stories today — all connected to your portfolio.NIO's US-listed shares jumped nearly 4% in overnighttrading after the company rolled out a major upgradeto its NIO World Model driver-assist platform — reachingover 700,000 vehicles, including cars sold up to fouryears ago. The update runs across both Nvidia Orin-Xchips and NIO's own in-house Shenji chips simultaneously.NIO claims lower latency, smoother vehicle control, andindustry-leading route selection without HD maps.Driver-assist usage has doubled since January and theAI compiler boosted inference performance by 20%.NIO's head of autonomous driving R&D, Ren Shaoqing, saidthis week that NIO has caught up on its "smart drivinglesson" and that technology innovation in this space isabout to restructure the entire competitive landscape.William Li separately warned of a potential 20% contractionin China's auto market this year — yet NIO maintains its50% delivery growth target regardless.Noam Shazeer, co-inventor of the transformer architecturethat powers every modern large language model includingGPT, Claude, and Gemini, just left Google for OpenAI.Shazeer previously left Google to found Character.AI,returned in a multi-billion dollar deal in 2024, and isnow switching labs again less than two years later.The AI talent war has reached the point where theliteral inventor of the foundational technology is beingrecruited between every major lab simultaneously.Gas prices dropped below $4 per gallon today for thefirst time since March — a direct result of Brent crudefalling to $79 as markets price in tomorrow's formalIran deal signing ceremony in Switzerland. The sequenceis playing out as forecast: oil down, consumer pricesdown, inflation pressure easing. Shippers are alreadyreporting a slow recovery through Hormuz shipping routes.Chinese EVs now represent 6 of every 10 electric vehiclessold globally. Nearly 75% of all EVs produced worldwideare made in China. Export growth to markets withoutimport controls has been staggering — up 130% inSoutheast Asia, 60% in the Middle East, 55% in LatinAmerica year over year. Canada alone sold 940,000Chinese-made electric cars last year, up roughly 50%.
Joined this week by special guest Logan, we question whether the FATE TTRPG is dying, chonky dragons in chonkier dice, Hasbro IP's coming to D&D 5.5e and how to survive your first Convention in style! Email your questions to podcast@ghostfiregaming.comShawn: @shawnmerwinDael: @dailydael Todd: @ToddKenreck Logan: @Runesmith Editor: @jberrt Topics:00:00 - Intro05:03 - The End of Fate?10:04 - Themberchaud D20 Chonk14:55 - Toy franchises in 5.5e?20:35 - Legends of Greyhawk on D&D Beyond25:25 - Advice for Your First Convention32:46 - Large Scale Battles in D&D42:59 - 3rd Party Spells
From pioneering the Transformer architecture now used in every AI stack to building the rails for the agent economy, NEAR Co-Founder Illia Polosukhin connects the full arc in this inaugural episode of “Inside NEAR,” a new quarterly series on The Rollup. Illia breaks down NEAR's early architectural bets that are now paying off, why privacy had to be a base-layer choice, and how it all culminates in NEAR becoming AI money: the unit of account for inference, compute, and every agent-to-agent transaction settling onchain. With $20B+ in Intents volume and a path to deflation, the thesis is simple: NEAR's TAM isn't crypto, it's all of commerce.Illia Polosukhin is Co-Founder of NEAR Protocol.The Rollup is where the leaders of digital assets and finance converge. Live from the financial capital of the world.Timestamps00:00 Intro01:38 State Of NEAR Quarterly04:32 The Transformer's Origin Story06:51 NEAR Started As AI11:40 Post-Quantum Crypto Coming Soon13:48 Root Of Trust Solved19:36 Target Market All Commerce20:41 AI Frontend Blockchain Backend22:44 Confidential Intents TVL Rising28:51 Fee Switch Turned On34:04 NEAR Is AI Money36:30 One Line Changes RealityGuest Socials:Illia Polosukhin X: https://x.com/ilblackdragonNEAR Protocol X: https://x.com/NEARProtocolNEAR Protocol Website: https://www.near.org/Partners:Better than Banks. Transparent capital efficiency earning the highest yields in DeFi. Learn more here: https://infinifi.xyz/---Dinari - Over 230 1:1 backed tokenized stocks, ETFs & more with dividends. US-based SEC transfer agent. Available on 5+ chains & via API. https://dinari.com/---Relay is the fastest and most reliable way to swap any token on any chain. Learn more here: https://relay.link/bridge---Zama is an open source cryptography company that builds state-of-the-art Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) solutions for blockchain.Learn more here: https://www.zama.org/---Trezor is the creator of the first-ever hardware wallet. Securing crypto for 2M+ users worldwide. 100% open source. Learn more here: https://affil.trezor.io/aff_c?offer_id=133&aff_id=36664---
As AI demand surges, our Asia Energy Analyst Mayank Maheshwari discusses the new multi-trillion-dollar investment cycle to secure the power, fuels, grids and storage that keep modern life running.Read more insights from Morgan Stanley.----- Transcript -----Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'm Mayank Maheshwari, Morgan Stanley's Asia Energy analyst. Today: how AI's rapid growth is forcing Asia into a massive energy buildout across power grids, fuels, storage and dependable energy and power generation. It's Tuesday, June 9th at 8am in Singapore. Every time you ask AI to draft a note, summarize a file, plan a trip or generate an image, the response feels instant and easy. But behind it sits a very physical system: data centers, electricity, cooling, fuel, metals, power lines, storage tanks and ships. There is no AI without energy. And in Asia, the power and energy needs could get much bigger. And right now, we are at a critical inflection point where energy, AI, and security converge into [a] once-in-a-generation investment cycle. We see a super cycle with $5 trillion plus in new investments in energy over next five years, almost double of what we have seen in the past decade. And this has global implications as Asia consumes almost half of the world's energy needs – but produces only about a third of it at home. Energy markets may be global, but energy insecurity is local. It shows up in electricity prices, fuel shortages, factory delays, food supply pressure and household budgets. By 2030, Asia's energy use could rise by about 38 exajoules. That increase is roughly equal to all the energy the Middle East consumes today. Power demand alone could reach about 19 trillion units a year when expressed in kilowatt-hours. That is around four trillion more units of electricity usage than in 2025, driven by data centers, industry, and onshoring of businesses. AI is now part of that demand story. By 2030, data centers could use roughly one-sixth of all new power units in Asia. That makes AI a major new load on the power system. Meeting this demand requires a major investment cycle. Asia's annual energy investment could rise to roughly US$1.1 trillion a year over the next five years. Much of that spending goes into the power system itself: generation, grids, storage and the equipment needed to connect everything. Grids may be the biggest bottleneck. Think of [the] grid as the highway system for electricity. You can build more power plants, but if the roads clog up, the power does not reach homes, factories or data centers. Asia's grid investment needs could reach close to about US$1 trillion by 2030. Transformer lead times have stretched to years in some cases, which shows how tight the equipment supply chain has become. The hardest part is keeping the lights on every hour of the day. Baseload power means electricity that can run around the clock. Asia is adding a large amount of renewable power to its energy infrastructure. But that source depends on when the sun shines or the wind blows. That is why coal, gas and nuclear remain part of the conversation. Storage also moves from useful to essential. Batteries help smooth out renewable power demand when supply rises and falls during the day. Global energy storage installations could rise from about 500 gigawatt hours in 2025 to around 3,000 gigawatt hours in 2030. Powering AI also reaches beyond electricity. Data centers need power, but the system around them needs dependable fuels, grids, batteries, metals, refining, storage and shipping. Electricity has to be generated, moved, backed up and supplied through physical infrastructure. That is why this story pulls in copper and aluminum for grids, fuel refining for transport and petrochemical supply chains, and fertilizers because energy security also connects to food security. The future may look digital, but it will be powered by something far more physical: the largest energy buildout Asia has seen in decades. Thanks for listening. If you enjoy Thoughts on the Market, please leave us a review wherever you listen and share the podcast with a friend or colleague today.
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Cet épisode a été enregistré à un an de l'élection présidentielle de 2027, à laquelle Édouard Philippe est candidat.Génération Do It Yourself n'est pas un média politique et ne soutient aucun candidat.L'objectif est simple : comprendre comment celles et ceux qui veulent diriger le pays raisonnent sur les grands sujets.Nous recevrons d'autres voix dans le même esprit.Voici les grands principes que nous suivrons pour ces épisodes : https://taap.it/jXv1WOQDepuis 1974, la France n'a plus voté un seul budget à l'équilibre.52 ans de déficit.Et un accord tacite pour ne surtout pas en parler.Édouard Philippe a décidé de le faire.Maire du Havre depuis 2010, Premier ministre d'Emmanuel Macron de 2017 à 2020, il a accepté notre invitation à venir sur Génération Do It Yourself à un an de la présidentielle.Pendant deux heures, nous passons au crible ses grands chantiers pour le pays : l'école, l'intelligence artificielle, la dette, les retraites, l'immigration, l'Europe.Sur l'école, son constat est brutal : non, l'éducation ne fonctionne pas comme elle le devrait aujourd'hui.Selon lui, la France est le pays de l'OCDE où le système scolaire reproduit le plus les inégalités. Le niveau baisse, en maths comme en orthographe. Et on forme 40 000 ingénieurs par an quand il en faudrait au moins 100 000.Sa réponse : rendre leur liberté aux établissements, mieux payer les profs et trancher les questions qu'on préfère enterrer.Sur l'intelligence artificielle, il avoue l'utiliser à peine.Mais il refuse de détourner le regard. Il voit la rupture arriver, et admet ne pas savoir où elle nous mène.Nous n'avons épargné aucun sujet :Pourquoi reporter la réforme des retraites frappe d'abord les plus modestesSa méthode pour réparer l'État : supprimer et remplacer, plutôt que simplifierPourquoi il refuse la taxe Zucman et le retour de l'ISFCe qu'il a appris en transformant Le HavreTrump, Poutine, la Chine, l'immigration : ses réponses sans détourDeux heures avec un candidat qui préfère exposer clairement les problèmes plutôt que promettre des solutions faciles. À chacun de décider si c'est ça, gouverner.Vous pouvez contacter Édouard sur X (Twitter) et Instagram.TIMELINE:00:00:00 - Un Rouennais élu maire du Havre 00:10:51 - Ce que le conservatoire apprend que l'école a oublié 00:16:38 - La vérité que personne n'ose dire sur le niveau des Français 00:24:45 - Le vieux principe oublié d'éducation 00:31:32 - Comment réparer l'Éducation nationale 00:45:15 - Pourquoi la France ne forme pas assez d'ingénieurs 00:53:39 - Parler d'IA comme d'une bombe atomique 01:05:29 - Le coût du travail qui nous sépare de l'Allemagne 01:12:03 - La vérité que personne n'assume sur l'âge de la retraite 01:20:12 - Ce que la dette française fera vraiment à nos enfants 01:28:12 - Vers un DOGE à la française ? 01:39:23 - L'addiction française à la dépense publique 01:51:23 - Transformer une ville que tout le monde fuyait 02:00:24 - Pourquoi tous les autres pays ont supprimé leur ISF 02:07:59 - Parler à la France et non aux Français 02:13:22 - Est-ce qu'on peut faire confiance à Donald Trump ? 02:13:55 - Est-ce qu'il faut dialoguer avec Vladimir Poutine ? 02:16:29 - Est-ce que la France a un problème avec l'immigration ? 02:19:13 - Est-ce que l'Europe fonctionne ? 02:19:59 - Le livre à 670 millions d'euros 02:27:52 - Ce qu'on ne dit pas avant une nominationLes anciens épisodes de GDIY mentionnés : #543 - Yann Le Cun - AMI Labs - Rendre l'IA plus humaine#515 - Pierre de Villiers - Ancien Chef d'État-major des Armées - "Nous ne sommes pas prêts pour la guerre"#401 - Emmanuel Macron - Président de la République - Les décisions les plus lourdes se prennent seul#397 - Yann Le Cun - Chief AI Scientist chez Meta - L'Intelligence Artificielle Générale ne viendra pas de Chat GPTNous avons parlé de :Conservatoire national des arts et métiersSelon Bill Gates, l'intelligence artificielle pourrait mettre fin au travail humain dès 2035Avec l'IA, la semaine de travail de 2 jours n'est plus une utopie… d'après Bill GatesLa Google I/O 2026 aura lieu les 19 et 20 mai pour Android 17 et l'IAGoogle I/O 2026 : les dernières nouvelles sur Android, l'IA GeminiComment le coût du travail plombe-t-il la France ?Le duel entre François Hollande et Edouard Philippe lance le début de la campagne présidentielle 2027 devant les GracquesNotre docu sur la Chine : Comment la Chine est devenue imbattable ?Les recommandations de lecture :Vingt ans après, d'Alexandre DumasLes Trois Mousquetaires, d'Alexandre DumasLe Vicomte de Bragelonne, d'Alexandre DumasVoyage au bout de la nuit, de Louis-Ferdinand CélineL'Étrange Défaite, de Marc BlochLes Faux-Monnayeurs, d'André GideLes Contemplations, de Victor HugoLa Légende des siècles, de Victor HugoCyrano de Bergerac, d'Edmond RostandL'Homme qui aimait les chiens, de Leonardo PaduraUn grand MERCI à nos sponsors : Squarespace : https://squarespace.com/doitQonto: https://qonto.com/r/2i7tk9 Brevo: brevo.com/doit eToro: https://bit.ly/3GTSh0k Payfit: payfit.com Club Med : clubmed.frCuure : https://cuure.com/product-onely (code DOIT)Vous pouvez retrouver la liste de tout le matériel utilisé pour enregistrer nos épisodes sur cette page.Vous souhaitez sponsoriser Génération Do It Yourself ou nous proposer un partenariat ?Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire.Hébergé par Audiomeans. 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Anne Ghesquière reçoit Juliette Binoche, immense actrice oscarisée du cinéma français et international, réalisatrice. Explorons ce que révèle le corps quand la tête lâche prise et pourquoi nous avons tant de mal à nous abandonner à l'inconnu. Dans cet épisode, Juliette Binoche nous invite à découvrir cette alchimie mystérieuse qui transforme nos fragilités en force vivante mais aussi comment le couple est un Maitre pour nous. Et si la véritable création commençait au moment où nous acceptons enfin d'être « nuls et nus » ? Comment accepter d'être débutant, imparfait ? Comment nos vulnérabilités peuvent-elles devenir un chemin vers quelque chose de plus vivant, de plus libre en nous ? En 2007, au sommet de sa carrière, Juliette Binoche fait un choix radical : devenir débutante en montant sur scène avec le chorégraphe anglais Akram Khan, sans aucune expérience de la danse professionnelle. De cette rencontre naît IN-I, un spectacle intense joué plus de 120 fois à travers le monde, puis seize ans plus tard EN NOUS, un film intime et sensoriel qu'elle réalise à partir des images tournées pendant cette aventure artistique et humaine. Création, humilité, couple, désir, spiritualité, joie, confiance, présence à soi… Son film EN NOUS est au cinéma depuis le 3 juin. Épisode #696Quelques citations du podcast avec Juliette Binoche :"Tout est possible, je le crois vraiment. Et après, on s'adapte en fonction de ce que la vie nous offre et de ce qu'on peut faire ou pas.""Les formes artistiques prennent racine en soi.""L'humilité n'est pas de se dénigrer, l'humilité c'est de s'oublier."Recevez chaque semaine l'inspirante newsletter Métamorphose par Anne GhesquièreDécouvrez Objectif Métamorphose, notre programme en 12 étapes pour partir à la rencontre de soi-même.Suivez nos RS : Insta, Facebook et TikTokAbonnez-vous sur Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Deezer / Castbox / YouTubeSoutenez Métamorphose en rejoignant la Tribu MétamorphoseThèmes abordés lors du podcast avec Juliette Binoche :00:00Introduction01:30L'invitée, Juliette Binoche05:04L'origine du film "En nous"07:40Pourquoi redevenir débutants12:25La sensation créatrice16:44L'art est-il thérapeutique ?20:00Amour, alchimie, désir et création25:02Le pouvoir de l'humilité32:51Ce que le couple nous enseigne41:40Renouer avec la joie qui jaillit47:30Comment dépasser ses limites ?Avant-propos et précautions à l'écoute du podcast DR Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
J'ai le plaisir de recevoir Hoshi. Chanteuse, autrice-compositrice et interprète incontournable de la scène française, elle se livre avec une sincérité rare sur les périodes de sa vie qui l'ont le plus transformée.Elle revient également sur son nouveau single Bonjour Docteur, sorti le 20 mars, premier aperçu de son prochain album attendu en 2026.Pourquoi a-t-on parfois du mal à accepter l'aide des autres ?Comment distinguer l'amour de l'emprise ?Et si apprendre à être seul était une étape essentielle pour se retrouver ?Qu'est-ce qui nous pousse à toujours vouloir plus, même lorsque nous avons déjà atteint ce que nous cherchions ?Au fil de notre conversation, on parle de santé mentale, de dépendance affective, de comparaison, de réussite et de reconstruction. On explore ces moments où tout semble vaciller, mais aussi ce qu'ils peuvent nous apprendre sur nous-mêmes. Un épisode sur les contradictions que l'on porte, les croyances que l'on déconstruit et la douceur que l'on peut parfois retrouver après la tempête.Je vous souhaite une très bonne écoute !Recommandations :À lire : Les Amants du Spoutnik, de l'écrivain japonais Haruki Murakami—Pour découvrir les coulisses du podcast : https://www.instagram.com/inpowerpodcast/Pour en savoir plus sur Hoshi : https://www.instagram.com/hoshi/https://www.l-productions.fr/artistes/hoshibonjourdocteurPour suivre mes aventures au quotidien : https://www.instagram.com/louiseaubery/Si cet épisode vous a plu, vous aimerez sûrement celui-ci :https://shows.acast.com/inpower/episodes/styleto-chanteuse—Chapitrage : 00:01:00 - Apprendre à s'aimer00:05:30 - S'inspirer des autres00:08:50 - Dépasser la peur de l'échec00:15:20 - “Bonjour Docteur”00:17:40 - Ce qu'on ignore d'Hoshi00:21:27 - Transformer sa vision de l'amour00:23:50 - Sortir de l'emprise00:24:20 - Préférer la paix au chaos00:26:00 - Assumer sa singularité00:32:40 - Toutes ses dernières fois00:35:10 - Parler de santé mentale00:42:00 - Combattre le harcèlement et l'homophobie00:56:00 - Le jardin secret d'Hoshi01:01:00 - Recommendations01:02:00 - Questions signatures Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Send us a text or a voicemailLong-buried wounds rise to the surface when has-been podcasters reunite with their estranged best friend and former producer, on the eve of their comeback episode. On Episode 722 of Trick or Treat Radio our featured film discussion is Mother Mary from director David Lowery! We also talk about dumb Transformer names, scream kings, and we react to trailers for the films; Hope and Blowie! So grab the outfit you wish to make your triumphant return in, steer clear of any unwanted imprints, and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: Cannibal Holocaust, Grindhouse Releasing, Ruggero Deodato, 16mm aspect ratio, Sage Stallone, The Truth Commission, Sheiky Baby, Mounties, Force Insensitive, Mandalorian and Grogu, Skids, Transformers, dumb Transformer names, Beachcombers, The H Man, The Changeling, Visiting Hours, Seed People, Urban Legend, Psycho Beach Party, An Erotic Vampire in Paris, Cherry Falls, Night of the Demons, Hellraiser, Ashley Lawrence, Stepfather 3, The Andromeda Strain, The Drew Carey Show, Willard, Reflection of Fear, Zelda Rubenstein, I Hate My Body, Mummy's Revenge, Night of the Seagulls, The Bat, Karen Carpenter's The Thing, Morris Day and the Time, Young MC, The Circle Jerks, Todd Browning's Freaks, Freaked, Psychos in Love, Na Hong-Jin, Hope, Miami Connection, Drew Struzan, Blowie, Deadstream, Nightmare on Elm St Pt. 2, Scream Kings, Mark Patton, Curse of the Queer Wolf, Dice Gottfried, Smallville, The Green Knight, Dev Patel, Anne Hathaway, David Lowery, Stephen King, The Shining, Pain Cave, Hawk the Slayer, imprinting, Free Britney, Dark Knight Rises, Abigail, Elijah Wood, Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, Samara Weaving, Kathryn Newton, David Cronenberg, Anthony Michael Hall, a humble egomaniac, hope nope and rope, a beautiful nothing, and more money than Zod.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioJoin our Discord Community: discord.trickortreatradio.comSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TrickOrTreatRadioInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the show
Haroon Inam is Co-founder and CEO of DG Matrix, a company that makes the world's most compact Power Router, aggregating distributed energy for GenAI datacenters, microgrids, fleet electrification, and associated systems. As AI workloads drive unprecedented electricity demand and legacy grid infrastructure struggles to keep pace, DG Matrix has commercialized the world's first multi-port solid-state transformer to meet the energy needs. In this episode, Inam explains why transformer bottlenecks, distributed generation, and 800V DC architectures are reshaping the future of power delivery for AI infrastructure. He discusses DG Matrix's product strategy, manufacturing scale-up plans, and the role of software-defined power systems in next-generation data centers. Finally, Inam shares his take on the future of distributed microgrids and “cellular power” and how to scale power electronics manufacturing. DG Matrix recently closed a $60 million Series A led by Engine Ventures that MCJ is proud to have participated in. Episode recorded on May 13, 2026 (Published on May 26, 2026) In this episode, we cover: (00:00) Overview of DG Matrix (01:41) Introducing the Founders: Haroon Inam and Dr. Bhattacharya (05:25) How traditional grid architecture became constrained for AI workloads (09:57) Solid-state transformers (SST), multi-port systems and voltage classes (12:18) Why early SST efforts struggled economically (13:13) How DG Matrix's multi-port architecture works (16:48) Comparing DG Matrix hardware footprint to legacy power systems (20:08) Transformer shortages and data center infrastructure bottlenecks (24:27) DG Matrix's medium-voltage and low-voltage product strategies (27:55) Product rebranding and current commercial deployments (30:45) Partnerships with EPC firms, battery providers, and turbine manufacturers (34:27) Manufacturing scale-up plan and hyperscaling production (36:36) Supply chain strategy to avoid rare earth dependencies (38:16) Reliability engineering and software-defined power systems (43:47) DG Matrix's go-to-market and hybrid hardware/software business model (46:36) The vision for distributed “cellular power” (48:14) Utilities, microgrids, and the future of interconnected distributed infrastructure Enjoyed this episode? Please leave us a review! Share feedback or suggest future topics and guests at info@mcj.vc.Connect with MCJ:Cody Simms on LinkedInVisit mcj.vcSubscribe to the MCJ Newsletter*Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant
Gary Rivlin introduces his book AI Valley, highlighting the pivotal 2017 "transformer" paper by Google researchers that allowed computers to understand language contextually. This breakthrough became the foundation for OpenAI'sChatGPT, as the transformer architecture solved previous struggles with natural language processing. Rivlin details Sam Altman's rise through Y Combinator, an influential "startup machine" that provided seed money and intensive training for successful companies like Airbnb. Initially founded in 2015 as an idealistic nonprofit with Elon Musk, OpenAIaimed to develop safe AI for humanity. However, Altman eventually steered the company toward a "capped-profit" model to secure the billions of dollars required for talent and computing power. (1/8)1848 SAN DIEGO
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