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Today is a special day. It's our third episode at Speak as a Leader and I have my FIRST female leader guest. Georgia Watson is an international enablement and learning leader at IBM with a passion for innovation and inclusion. Her multicultural leadership experience is kind of jaw dropping - she's led teams across Australia, Africa, the Middle East and Europe, and has adapted her leadership style, and of course the way she communicates, with each multicultural environment. Her work has been recognized far and wide: Most Innovative Woman of the Year - Industry, Stevie Awards for Women in Business, '21. Innovator for the Year, Sales Enablement Collective, ‘21. Top 20 Sales Enablement Influencer, Sales Enablement Collective This is going to be a super exciting conversation - thrilled for you to join us. I'm your host, Nausheen I. Chen. I'm a leadership communications coach. I come from the world of PR, marketing and training at Fortune 50 companies. I come from the world of startup founders, where I bootstrapped my startup to $1 million in revenue. I've helped 70+ leaders in 6 countries speak confidently on stage, on camera and in person. If you enjoy this episode, please take 10 second to give us 5 stars. As a young podcast, you have no idea how MUCH of a difference your review would make in getting us discovered by others who might enjoy peak as a Leader. Connect with me: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nausheenichen/ Join the Speak as a Leader community: www.speakasaleaer.com Email: me@nsheen.com All my links: https://linktr.ee/nsheen.i Get in touch with Georgia: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgiawatson

Sales enablement can mean so many different things to different people. For IBM's sales enablement specialist, Georgia Watson, it boils down to helping sellers to be their best in the market, so they can deliver value to their clients. In this episode of Sales Enablement Innovation, she talks to us about how the pandemic has created a blank canvas for innovation, and how you need to have the right culture to bring those ideas to fruition aligned with core business strategy. Find out what sales enablement looks like at IBM - and steal some of Georgia's tips.

Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "The World Opens Up when you Take Structure Away" - Show #440, from 8/30/2012 Dan Deacon - "Rail" - America Eduard Artemiev - "Side One" - Solaris OST Joe Frank - "Bad Karma" The Evan "Funk" Davies Show - "don't sleep on adventure" - From 8/1/2012 David Cronenberg, Jeff Goldblum - "We're having synchronization problems" - Into the Night Trevor Timm, Parker Higgins - "Pwn the Drones: A Survey of UAV Hacks and Exploits" - HOPE conference 9/2012 Cheshire Catalyst, John Draper, Tom Santa Monica - "Old School Phreaking" - HOPE conference 9/2012 Keith Fullerton Whitman - "ACGTR SVP" - Playthroughs Charlie Kaufman - "Failure is a badge of honor, it means you risked failure" - Screenwriters Lecture Highlights Souen - "Ken's Souen kitchen walk before it closed for renovation" Terry Gilliam - "Spielberg gives you answers, Kubrick doesn't, the holocaust, the complete failure of civilization" Edwin Black - "IBM and the Holocaust (Thomas J. Watson)" - IBM and the Holocaust Dan Seward - "Call Me Maybe slo-mo" - Live WGXC 7/31/12 Lambchop - "The Producer" - aw c'mon - no you c'mon Blondes - "Moondance (OPN Sundial Mix)" - Blondes Ken - "Why do things fit together the way that they do?" Phil Lapsley - "Phone Phreak Confidential: The Backstory of the History of Phone Phreaking" - HOPE Number Nine, July 2012 ISO Tones - "Behavior Change" Martin Galway - "Wizball" - SID Spectacular: Music Composed on the Commodore 64 Video game - "The history of La-Mulana" Johnny Burnette - "You're Sixteen- You're Beautiful (And You're Mine)" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 2 Lambchop - "Shang A Dang Dang" - No You Cmon Lambchop - "There's Still Time" - No You Cmon Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio - "You remember lesson about balance? Lesson not just karate only, lesson for whole life." - The Karate Kid [Whole life balance. Everything be better. Understand?] Alessio Rastani - "Trader on market crashing, dreams of another recession" - BBC, Dec. 2012 Patrick Millard - "Generative Behaviors" - Generative Behaviors Ken - "PSA's from the past" Patrick Millard - "Generative Behaviors" - Generative Behaviors French PSA - "PSA with Clair de Lune" Claude Debussy - "Clair de Lune (reversed)" [Robin Alciatore] WTJU - "Old PSA's" Claude Debussy - "Clair de Lune (reversed)" Sawako - "Rush" - Hum Dan Seward - "Singing" - Live WGXC 7/31/12 The Fleetwoods - "He's The Great Imposter" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 1 Anne Murray - "Danny's Song" - Danny's Song [Written by Kenny Loggins in 1971] Lambchop - "Sunrise" - aw c'mon - no you c'mon Ken - "Old PSA's, altogether. I like vegetables" WTJU - "PSA layering" Ken - "Fades" Bodega music - "Bhangra in East Village" Michael Boddicker - "Closing credits music" - The Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai Across the 8th Dimension BLISS - "Track 4-E Major" - worship nothing Charlie Kaufman - "The world opens up when you take that away (Why movies are dead)" Charlie Kaufman - "Section 3" - Interview for Wired.com Judy Garland - "They were afraid so I was their patsy / Put the pattern straight, I'm outraged" - Judy Garland Speaks! Wayne Dyer - "If you knew it was over in 6 months, what would you do differently?" - How To Be A No Limit Person Judy Garland - "It all comes down to the unholy dollar (I'll keep it)" - Judy Garland Speaks! Deepak Chopra - "The Law of Karma Or Cause and Effect Chapter 3" - The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success Disc 1 [What are the consequences of the choices I'm making? The action that nourishes you.] Dan Deacon - "Rail" - America Charlie Kaufman - "Explore it truthfully, be diligent and courageous to do your stuff in the world" Ken - "Why are we, what are we, where are we..." The Fleetwoods - "He's The Great Imposter" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 1 [Layers] Alvin Curran - "Canti Illuminati (edit)" - OHM - The Early Gurus of Electronic Music Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" [Written by Gregg Diamond] Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" [Loops] The Jackson 5 - "ABC" - ABC Ken - "I want to meet the other people who imagined this sound combination (Eduard Artemiev, Jackson 5, Andrea True)" Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" Ken - "We're all going down together (with variations on levels of personal cleanliness)" Stone Roses - "Elephant Stone" - The Stone Roses [Loops] REO Speedwagon - "Time For Me to Fly" - You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish The Cars - "Moving in Stereo" - The Cars Marcus Fjellstrom - "Consolation Music" - Gebrauchsmusik Cheap Trick - "Say Goodbye" - Cheap Trick [Loop] Ken - "You could to this, too" Kyle MacLachlan - "Every day, once a day, give yourself a present" - Twin Peaks [(I want to let you in on a little secret)] Stephen Wolinsky - "Session Eight: From the Not I/I into the Void" - Waking from the Trance: A Practical Course on Developing Multidimensional Awareness [Witnessing the observer/observed dyad - How all experiences are "Not I" - Overview of dimensions leading up to the void - Why existence is discontinuous - How the universe is unfolding and "infolding" - Going beyond the void - Dissolving the Witness and I AM - More] Tape-Beatles - "I can't do it" - Music with Sound Vol. 2 Chris Dane Owens - "Shine On Me" [This video] Ida - "My Fair, My Dark" - My Fair, My Dark [Loops] Ken - "Climbing over hills, sinks full of dishes, piles of porridge (the ends will always be reached)" Sampleland - "Grand Theft Auto remix" [Not in the original 2012 show. Only in the MP3 archive version.] Drahomira Song Orchestra - "Argentine" [Not in the original 2012 show. Only in the pop-up archive version.] http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/85888

Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "The World Opens Up when you Take Structure Away" - Show #440, from 8/30/2012 Dan Deacon - "Rail" - America Eduard Artemiev - "Side One" - Solaris OST Joe Frank - "Bad Karma" The Evan "Funk" Davies Show - "don't sleep on adventure" - From 8/1/2012 David Cronenberg, Jeff Goldblum - "We're having synchronization problems" - Into the Night Trevor Timm, Parker Higgins - "Pwn the Drones: A Survey of UAV Hacks and Exploits" - HOPE conference 9/2012 Cheshire Catalyst, John Draper, Tom Santa Monica - "Old School Phreaking" - HOPE conference 9/2012 Keith Fullerton Whitman - "ACGTR SVP" - Playthroughs Charlie Kaufman - "Failure is a badge of honor, it means you risked failure" - Screenwriters Lecture Highlights Souen - "Ken's Souen kitchen walk before it closed for renovation" Terry Gilliam - "Spielberg gives you answers, Kubrick doesn't, the holocaust, the complete failure of civilization" Edwin Black - "IBM and the Holocaust (Thomas J. Watson)" - IBM and the Holocaust Dan Seward - "Call Me Maybe slo-mo" - Live WGXC 7/31/12 Lambchop - "The Producer" - aw c'mon - no you c'mon Blondes - "Moondance (OPN Sundial Mix)" - Blondes Ken - "Why do things fit together the way that they do?" Phil Lapsley - "Phone Phreak Confidential: The Backstory of the History of Phone Phreaking" - HOPE Number Nine, July 2012 ISO Tones - "Behavior Change" Martin Galway - "Wizball" - SID Spectacular: Music Composed on the Commodore 64 Video game - "The history of La-Mulana" Johnny Burnette - "You're Sixteen- You're Beautiful (And You're Mine)" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 2 Lambchop - "Shang A Dang Dang" - No You Cmon Lambchop - "There's Still Time" - No You Cmon Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio - "You remember lesson about balance? Lesson not just karate only, lesson for whole life." - The Karate Kid [Whole life balance. Everything be better. Understand?] Alessio Rastani - "Trader on market crashing, dreams of another recession" - BBC, Dec. 2012 Patrick Millard - "Generative Behaviors" - Generative Behaviors Ken - "PSA's from the past" Patrick Millard - "Generative Behaviors" - Generative Behaviors French PSA - "PSA with Clair de Lune" Claude Debussy - "Clair de Lune (reversed)" [Robin Alciatore] WTJU - "Old PSA's" Claude Debussy - "Clair de Lune (reversed)" Sawako - "Rush" - Hum Dan Seward - "Singing" - Live WGXC 7/31/12 The Fleetwoods - "He's The Great Imposter" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 1 Anne Murray - "Danny's Song" - Danny's Song [Written by Kenny Loggins in 1971] Lambchop - "Sunrise" - aw c'mon - no you c'mon Ken - "Old PSA's, altogether. I like vegetables" WTJU - "PSA layering" Ken - "Fades" Bodega music - "Bhangra in East Village" Michael Boddicker - "Closing credits music" - The Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai Across the 8th Dimension BLISS - "Track 4-E Major" - worship nothing Charlie Kaufman - "The world opens up when you take that away (Why movies are dead)" Charlie Kaufman - "Section 3" - Interview for Wired.com Judy Garland - "They were afraid so I was their patsy / Put the pattern straight, I'm outraged" - Judy Garland Speaks! Wayne Dyer - "If you knew it was over in 6 months, what would you do differently?" - How To Be A No Limit Person Judy Garland - "It all comes down to the unholy dollar (I'll keep it)" - Judy Garland Speaks! Deepak Chopra - "The Law of Karma Or Cause and Effect Chapter 3" - The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success Disc 1 [What are the consequences of the choices I'm making? The action that nourishes you.] Dan Deacon - "Rail" - America Charlie Kaufman - "Explore it truthfully, be diligent and courageous to do your stuff in the world" Ken - "Why are we, what are we, where are we..." The Fleetwoods - "He's The Great Imposter" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 1 [Layers] Alvin Curran - "Canti Illuminati (edit)" - OHM - The Early Gurus of Electronic Music Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" [Written by Gregg Diamond] Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" [Loops] The Jackson 5 - "ABC" - ABC Ken - "I want to meet the other people who imagined this sound combination (Eduard Artemiev, Jackson 5, Andrea True)" Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" Ken - "We're all going down together (with variations on levels of personal cleanliness)" Stone Roses - "Elephant Stone" - The Stone Roses [Loops] REO Speedwagon - "Time For Me to Fly" - You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish The Cars - "Moving in Stereo" - The Cars Marcus Fjellstrom - "Consolation Music" - Gebrauchsmusik Cheap Trick - "Say Goodbye" - Cheap Trick [Loop] Ken - "You could to this, too" Kyle MacLachlan - "Every day, once a day, give yourself a present" - Twin Peaks [(I want to let you in on a little secret)] Stephen Wolinsky - "Session Eight: From the Not I/I into the Void" - Waking from the Trance: A Practical Course on Developing Multidimensional Awareness [Witnessing the observer/observed dyad - How all experiences are "Not I" - Overview of dimensions leading up to the void - Why existence is discontinuous - How the universe is unfolding and "infolding" - Going beyond the void - Dissolving the Witness and I AM - More] Tape-Beatles - "I can't do it" - Music with Sound Vol. 2 Chris Dane Owens - "Shine On Me" [This video] Ida - "My Fair, My Dark" - My Fair, My Dark [Loops] Ken - "Climbing over hills, sinks full of dishes, piles of porridge (the ends will always be reached)" Sampleland - "Grand Theft Auto remix" [Not in the original 2012 show. Only in the MP3 archive version.] Drahomira Song Orchestra - "Argentine" [Not in the original 2012 show. Only in the pop-up archive version.] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/85888

Un episodio podcast grabado en una playa mexicana, con una costaricense y un colombiano conversando sobre café e inteligencia artificial Watson de IBM.Gracias a Cristina Cascante del Grupo Britt por la conversación.#ThinkCIO @IBM

Un episodio podcast grabado en una playa mexicana, con una costaricense y un colombiano conversando sobre café e inteligencia artificial Watson de IBM.Gracias a Cristina Cascante del Grupo Britt por la conversación.#ThinkCIO @IBM

During the 14th episode of Fintech Impact, Jason Pereira, interviews Paolo Sironi, Fintech thought leader and author who currently works at IBM Watson Financial Services at the IBM Industry Academy. Paolo shares information that he has gained about our relationship with money, how it is changing, and the ways in which Fintech plays a role in that relationship.●01:06: – Paolo Sironi is Italian, splitting his time between Frankfort Germany and Milan Italy.●01:19 – Through his role at the IBM Watson Financial Services at the IBM Industry Academy, he works with a 100-person team worldwide that engaged in conversations with the Fintech industries.●03:35 – Paolo began his career in banking as the head of quantitative business management for financial institutions for about 15 years, then moved to Germany in 2008 pushing towards Fintech, and in 2012 IBM brought his Fintech and brought him into their fold.●10:00 – The global financial crisis demonstrated to a lot of investors that the regulators have to toughen the rules so that more value is transferred to the investors.●12:56 – Companies have the opportunity to revise their business model from transaction volumes to services with added value for the clients where the relationship is more valuable than the experience.●16:09 – Silicon Valley missed the ball when it has come to Fintech because they approach it with the same psychology that makes customers purchase through Amazon.com, and they think this equally applies to financial and insurance products.●22:22 – Paying is more engaging than posting pictures because it is something we all have to do. ●29:27 – IBM uses the phrase “cognitive” instead of “artificial intelligence” when referring to A.I.●33:31 – What clients buy from financial advisors is not performance or risk, the client pays for the comfort of making a financial decision. That’s why they need a conversation, which builds trust.●38:02 – WeChat, a multi-purpose Chinese social network got a license this year to sell investment funds directly.●39:29 – Disruptive innovation is when an industry is saturated and customers don’t understand the value proposition any longer—and someone comes along offering a cheaper and/or simpler to use solution. While sustaining innovation is offering an improved version of your product.●48:37 – With the goal of retirement, you have to make many decisions before: saving, investing, insuring, lending, and donating.●50:40 – The next global financial crisis may be triggered by retirement because our retirement system is very imbalanced everywhere. Investing will need to start earlier.●52:07 – Paolo Sironi has written several financial technology books: “FinTech Innovation: From Robo-Advisors to Goal Based Investing and Gamification,” “Modern Portfolio Management: From Markowitz to Probabilistic Scenario Optimization,” and “MiFID II: Value-Generation for Investors.”3 Key Points:1.The United States is where technology was born. Europe focuses on regulation. China concentrates on the business model.2.Digital is a “pull” technology because it is demand-driven and investing and insurance is a “push” technology because it is offer driven.3.Disruptive innovation is when an industry is saturated and customers don’t understand the value proposition any longer—and someone comes along offering a cheaper and/or simpler to use solution. Sustaining innovation is offering an improved version of your product.Tweetable Quotes:-“In the U.S., in particular, technology was born, and still this is the case largely speaking. Europe likes regulation which is important. China is the business model.” –Paolo Sironi.-“This industry has to change from a transaction mechanism where you make money by selling products which have an embedded commission or fee, into packaging those products into something which is called advice that the clients are willing to pay for transparently.” –Paolo Sironi.-“The cost can bite your sandwich, while the risk can eat your lunch.” –Paolo Sironi.Resources Mentioned:●Facebook – Jason Pereira’s Facebook●LinkedIn – Jason Pereira’s LinkedIn●Paolo Sironi– LinkedIn for Paolo Sironi●Website – Website for Paolo Sironi See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Is Print Dead? Episode 4 - Pat McGrew and Kevin Craine cover a variety of topics including Glamour Magazine, EMPs and Digital Info, Printed Books and Trump vs. the USPS. Included are listener comments from @RichHowarth‏ from Watson/IBM, Jeff DeVoyd, Enterprise Architect at Quadient, as well as a short interview with @BrianSolis, futurist and the author of the book "X: The Experience When Business Meets Design." Listen in the last part of the show for a discussion on Trump vs. the USPS Brought to you by IsPrintDead.com  

Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "The World Opens Up when you Take Structure Away" - Show #440, from 8/30/2012 Dan Deacon - "Rail" - America Eduard Artemiev - "Side One" - Solaris OST Joe Frank - "Bad Karma" The Evan "Funk" Davies Show - "don't sleep on adventure" - From 8/1/2012 David Cronenberg, Jeff Goldblum - "We're having synchronization problems" - Into the Night Trevor Timm, Parker Higgins - "Pwn the Drones: A Survey of UAV Hacks and Exploits" - HOPE conference 9/2012 Cheshire Catalyst, John Draper, Tom Santa Monica - "Old School Phreaking" - HOPE conference 9/2012 Keith Fullerton Whitman - "ACGTR SVP" - Playthroughs Charlie Kaufman - "Failure is a badge of honor, it means you risked failure" - Screenwriters Lecture Highlights Souen - "Ken's Souen kitchen walk before it closed for renovation" Terry Gilliam - "Spielberg gives you answers, Kubrick doesn't, the holocaust, the complete failure of civilization" Edwin Black - "IBM and the Holocaust (Thomas J. Watson)" - IBM and the Holocaust Dan Seward - "Call Me Maybe slo-mo" - Live WGXC 7/31/12 Lambchop - "The Producer" - aw c'mon - no you c'mon Blondes - "Moondance (OPN Sundial Mix)" - Blondes Ken - "Why do things fit together the way that they do?" Phil Lapsley - "Phone Phreak Confidential: The Backstory of the History of Phone Phreaking" - HOPE Number Nine, July 2012 ISo Tones - "Behavior Change" Martin Galway - "Wizball" - SID Spectacular: Music Composed on the Commodore 64 Video game - "The history of La-Mulana" Johnny Burnette - "You're Sixteen- You're Beautiful (And You're Mine)" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 2 Lambchop - "Shang A Dang Dang" - No You Cmon Lambchop - "There's Still Time" - No You Cmon Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio - "You remember lesson about balance? Lesson not just karate only, lesson whole life." - The Karate Kid [Whole life balance. Everything be better. Understand?] Alessio Rastani - "Trader on market crashing, dreams of another recession" - BBC, Dec. 2012 Patrick Millard - "Generative Behaviors" - Generative Behaviors Ken - "PSA's from the past" Patrick Millard - "Generative Behaviors" - Generative Behaviors French PSA - "PSA with Clair de Lune" Claude Debussy - "Clair de Lune (reversed)" [Robin Alciatore] WTJU - "Old PSA's" Claude Debussy - "Clair de Lune (reversed)" Sawako - "Rush" - Hum Dan Seward - "Singing" - Live WGXC 7/31/12 The Fleetwoods - "He's The Great Imposter" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 1 Anne Murray - "Danny's Song" - Danny's Song [Written by Kenny Loggins in 1971] Lambchop - "Sunrise" - aw c'mon - no you c'mon Ken - "Old PSA's, altogether. I like vegetables" WTJU - "PSA layering" Ken - "Fades" Bodega music - "Bhangra in East Village" Michael Boddicker - "Closing credits music" - The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension BLISS - "Track 4-E Major" - worship nothing Charlie Kaufman - "The world opens up when you take that away (Why movies are dead)" Charlie Kaufman - "Section 3" - Interview for Wired.com Judy Garland - "They were afraid so I was their patsy / Put the pattern straight, I'm outraged" - Judy Garland Speaks! Wayne Dyer - "If you knew it was over in 6 months, what would you do differently?" - How To Be A No Limit Person Judy Garland - "It all comes down to the unholy dollar (I'll keep it)" - Judy Garland Speaks! Deepak Chopra - "The Law of Karma Or Cause and Effect Chapter 3" - The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success Disc 1 [What are the consequences of the choices I'm making?] Dan Deacon - "Rail" - America Charlie Kaufman - "Explore it truthfully, be diligent and courageous to do your stuff in the world" Ken - "Why are we, what are we, where are we..." The Fleetwoods - "He's The Great Imposter" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 1 [Layers] Alvin Curran - "Canti Illuminati (edit)" - OHM - The Early Gurus of Electronic Music Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" [Written by Gregg Diamond] Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" [Loops] The Jackson 5 - "ABC" - ABC Ken - "I want to meet the other people who imagined this sound combination (Eduard Artemiev, Jackson 5, Andrea True)" Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" Ken - "We're all going down together (with variations on levels of personal cleanliness)" Stone Roses - "Elephant Stone" - The Stone Roses [Loops] REO Speedwagon - "Time For Me to Fly" - You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish The Cars - "Moving in Stereo" - The Cars Marcus Fjellstrom - "Consolation Music" - Gebrauchsmusik Cheap Trick - "Say Goodbye" - Cheap Trick [Loop] Ken - "You could to this, too" Kyle MacLachlan - "Every day, once a day, give yourself a present" - Twin Peaks [(I want to let you in on a little secret)] Stephen Wolinsky - "Session Eight: From the Not I/I into the Void" - Waking from the Trance: A Practical Course on Developing Multidimensional Awareness [Witnessing the observer/observed dyad - How all experiences are "Not I" - Overview of dimensions leading up to the void - Why existence is discontinuous - How the universe is unfolding and "infolding" - Going beyond the void - Dissolving the Witness and I AM - More] Tape-Beatles - "I can't do it" - Music with Sound Vol. 2 Chris Dane Owens - "Shine On Me" [This video] Ida - "My Fair, My Dark" - My Fair, My Dark [Loops] Ken - "Climbing over hills, sinks full of dishes, piles of porridge (the ends will always be reached)" Drahomira Song Orchestra - "Argentine" [Not in the original 2012 show. Picked it today for the transition] http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/74958

Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "The World Opens Up when you Take Structure Away" - Show #440, from 8/30/2012 Dan Deacon - "Rail" - America Eduard Artemiev - "Side One" - Solaris OST Joe Frank - "Bad Karma" The Evan "Funk" Davies Show - "don't sleep on adventure" - From 8/1/2012 David Cronenberg, Jeff Goldblum - "We're having synchronization problems" - Into the Night Trevor Timm, Parker Higgins - "Pwn the Drones: A Survey of UAV Hacks and Exploits" - HOPE conference 9/2012 Cheshire Catalyst, John Draper, Tom Santa Monica - "Old School Phreaking" - HOPE conference 9/2012 Keith Fullerton Whitman - "ACGTR SVP" - Playthroughs Charlie Kaufman - "Failure is a badge of honor, it means you risked failure" - Screenwriters Lecture Highlights Souen - "Ken's Souen kitchen walk before it closed for renovation" Terry Gilliam - "Spielberg gives you answers, Kubrick doesn't, the holocaust, the complete failure of civilization" Edwin Black - "IBM and the Holocaust (Thomas J. Watson)" - IBM and the Holocaust Dan Seward - "Call Me Maybe slo-mo" - Live WGXC 7/31/12 Lambchop - "The Producer" - aw c'mon - no you c'mon Blondes - "Moondance (OPN Sundial Mix)" - Blondes Ken - "Why do things fit together the way that they do?" Phil Lapsley - "Phone Phreak Confidential: The Backstory of the History of Phone Phreaking" - HOPE Number Nine, July 2012 ISo Tones - "Behavior Change" Martin Galway - "Wizball" - SID Spectacular: Music Composed on the Commodore 64 Video game - "The history of La-Mulana" Johnny Burnette - "You're Sixteen- You're Beautiful (And You're Mine)" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 2 Lambchop - "Shang A Dang Dang" - No You Cmon Lambchop - "There's Still Time" - No You Cmon Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio - "You remember lesson about balance? Lesson not just karate only, lesson whole life." - The Karate Kid [Whole life balance. Everything be better. Understand?] Alessio Rastani - "Trader on market crashing, dreams of another recession" - BBC, Dec. 2012 Patrick Millard - "Generative Behaviors" - Generative Behaviors Ken - "PSA's from the past" Patrick Millard - "Generative Behaviors" - Generative Behaviors French PSA - "PSA with Clair de Lune" Claude Debussy - "Clair de Lune (reversed)" [Robin Alciatore] WTJU - "Old PSA's" Claude Debussy - "Clair de Lune (reversed)" Sawako - "Rush" - Hum Dan Seward - "Singing" - Live WGXC 7/31/12 The Fleetwoods - "He's The Great Imposter" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 1 Anne Murray - "Danny's Song" - Danny's Song [Written by Kenny Loggins in 1971] Lambchop - "Sunrise" - aw c'mon - no you c'mon Ken - "Old PSA's, altogether. I like vegetables" WTJU - "PSA layering" Ken - "Fades" Bodega music - "Bhangra in East Village" Michael Boddicker - "Closing credits music" - The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension BLISS - "Track 4-E Major" - worship nothing Charlie Kaufman - "The world opens up when you take that away (Why movies are dead)" Charlie Kaufman - "Section 3" - Interview for Wired.com Judy Garland - "They were afraid so I was their patsy / Put the pattern straight, I'm outraged" - Judy Garland Speaks! Wayne Dyer - "If you knew it was over in 6 months, what would you do differently?" - How To Be A No Limit Person Judy Garland - "It all comes down to the unholy dollar (I'll keep it)" - Judy Garland Speaks! Deepak Chopra - "The Law of Karma Or Cause and Effect Chapter 3" - The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success Disc 1 [What are the consequences of the choices I'm making?] Dan Deacon - "Rail" - America Charlie Kaufman - "Explore it truthfully, be diligent and courageous to do your stuff in the world" Ken - "Why are we, what are we, where are we..." The Fleetwoods - "He's The Great Imposter" - American Graffiti Soundtrack - Vol 1 [Layers] Alvin Curran - "Canti Illuminati (edit)" - OHM - The Early Gurus of Electronic Music Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" [Written by Gregg Diamond] Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" [Loops] The Jackson 5 - "ABC" - ABC Ken - "I want to meet the other people who imagined this sound combination (Eduard Artemiev, Jackson 5, Andrea True)" Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" Ken - "We're all going down together (with variations on levels of personal cleanliness)" Stone Roses - "Elephant Stone" - The Stone Roses [Loops] REO Speedwagon - "Time For Me to Fly" - You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish The Cars - "Moving in Stereo" - The Cars Marcus Fjellstrom - "Consolation Music" - Gebrauchsmusik Cheap Trick - "Say Goodbye" - Cheap Trick [Loop] Ken - "You could to this, too" Kyle MacLachlan - "Every day, once a day, give yourself a present" - Twin Peaks [(I want to let you in on a little secret)] Stephen Wolinsky - "Session Eight: From the Not I/I into the Void" - Waking from the Trance: A Practical Course on Developing Multidimensional Awareness [Witnessing the observer/observed dyad - How all experiences are "Not I" - Overview of dimensions leading up to the void - Why existence is discontinuous - How the universe is unfolding and "infolding" - Going beyond the void - Dissolving the Witness and I AM - More] Tape-Beatles - "I can't do it" - Music with Sound Vol. 2 Chris Dane Owens - "Shine On Me" [This video] Ida - "My Fair, My Dark" - My Fair, My Dark [Loops] Ken - "Climbing over hills, sinks full of dishes, piles of porridge (the ends will always be reached)" Drahomira Song Orchestra - "Argentine" [Not in the original 2012 show. Picked it today for the transition] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/74958

Episode 23 - AI, Machine Learning, VR, and No Innovation

　　随着诸多关键技术的突飞猛进，诞生半个多世纪以来人工智能终于从研发走到如今的巅峰期。回顾起来，在过去半个多世纪中人工智能经历过黄金时代也曾有过低谷，不过科技的魅力在于历经起起伏伏之后，现在的人工智能已开始深深影响人类社会。那么人工智能如何诞生，又是在漫长的历史中怎么发展起来的,接下来我们来详细梳理一下。人工智能诞生　　20世纪40-50年代被称为人工智能诞生的年代，不过早在人工智能概念被提出之前，首先出现的是“机器人三定律”。1942年美国科幻巨匠阿西莫夫提出“机器人三定律”，该定律为后代创作提供了一定的指导意义。　　1956年夏天，美国达特茅斯学院举行了历史上第一次人工智能研讨会，被认为是人工智能诞生的标志。在会上，麦卡锡首次提出了“人工智能”概念，纽厄尔和西蒙则展示了编写的逻辑理论机器。而马文·明斯基提出的“智能机器能够创建周围环境的抽象模型，如果遇到问题，能够从抽象模型中寻找解决方法”这一定义，更是后30年智能机器人的研究方向。机器人出现　　1959年，德沃尔与美国发明家约瑟夫·英格伯格联手制造出第一台工业机器人，随后成立了世界上第一家机器人制造工厂——Unimation公司。在技术还不够强大的时代，第一代机器人更像“机器”，这类机器人通过计算机控制一个自由度很高的机械，反复重复人类教授的动作，并对外界环境没有任何感知。　　1965年，约翰·霍普金斯大学应用物理实验室研制出Beast机器人。Beast能通过声纳系统、光电管等装置，根据环境校正自己的位置。随后开始兴起研究“有感觉”的机器人，这意味着人工智能的研发又向前迈进了一步。人工智能机器人问世　　在1966年美国麻省理工学院（MIT）的魏泽鲍姆发布了世界上第一个聊天机器人ELIZA。ELIZA能通过脚本理解简单的自然语言，并能产生类似人类的互动。　　另外，1966年到1972年间，美国斯坦福国际研究所研制出机器人Shakey，它是首台采用人工智能的移动机器人，带有视觉传感器，能根据人的指令发现并抓取积木。不过，当时控制它的计算机有一个房间那么大，可见在当时人工智能的局限性很大。　　不难看出，在机器人拥有人工智能之后，它们开始感知外部信息，并能够作出相应的简单回应。研发人工智能计算机　　1981年，日本经济产业省拨款8.5亿美元用以研发第五代计算机项目，人工智能计算机登场。随后英国、美国纷纷开始向信息技术领域的研究提供大量资金。美国人启动Cyc项目　　1984年，在美国人道格拉斯·莱纳特的带领下，Cyc项目启动了，其目标是使人工智能的应用能够以类似人类推理的方式工作。从1980年以后，可以发现人工智能产品更加多样化，已经不仅仅局限于机器人了。遭遇低谷　　在1987年－1993年，由于被认为并非下一个发展方向，人工智能的拨款受到了限制。失去资金支持后，人工智能经历了低谷，但随后不久人工智能开始逆袭。人工智能的春天　　1993年之后，人工智能迎来飞速发展阶段，在这个时期人工智能曾多次击败过人类。1997年，当年5月11日电脑深蓝以3.5:2.5击败卡斯帕罗夫，成为首个在标准比赛时限内击败国际象棋世界冠军的电脑系统。　　2011年，Watson作为IBM公司开发的使用自然语言回答问题的人工智能程序参加美国智力问答节目，打败了两位人类冠军。同年，iPhone 4s发布，其亮点在于搭载了支持语音识别并能通过语音进行人机互动的Siri，而Siri也一直都被认为应用了人工智能技术。　　2013年，深度学习算法被广泛运用在产品开发中。Facebook人工智能实验室成立，探索深度学习领域，借此为Facebook用户提供更智能化的产品体验；谷歌收购了语音和图像识别公司DNNResearch，推广深度学习平台；百度创立了深度学习研究院等。　　2014年5月28日谷歌推出新产品——无人驾驶汽车。与一般的汽车不同，谷歌无人驾驶汽车没有方向盘和刹车。而无人驾驶汽车也是人工智能发展中的一座丰碑。无人驾驶汽车是一种智能汽车，也可以称为轮式移动机器人，主要依靠车内的以计算机系统为主的智能驾驶仪来实现无人驾驶。　　2016年，围棋人工智能程序AlphaGo以4:1的成绩战胜围棋世界冠军李世石。2017年，AlphaGo化身Master，再次出战横扫棋坛，让人类见识到了人工智能的强大。　　总结：人工智能的发展是一个漫长的过程，经过一步一步的积累才有了今天。时至今日，人工智能已经离我们不再遥远，随着它被应用于手机，随着家用机器人的发展，人工智能早日融入人类的日常生活。　　当然在人工智能崛起之后，人类也面临着下一个问题：人工智能是否会颠覆人类文明。目前来看，这仍是个未解的命题。

　　随着诸多关键技术的突飞猛进，诞生半个多世纪以来人工智能终于从研发走到如今的巅峰期。回顾起来，在过去半个多世纪中人工智能经历过黄金时代也曾有过低谷，不过科技的魅力在于历经起起伏伏之后，现在的人工智能已开始深深影响人类社会。那么人工智能如何诞生，又是在漫长的历史中怎么发展起来的,接下来我们来详细梳理一下。人工智能诞生　　20世纪40-50年代被称为人工智能诞生的年代，不过早在人工智能概念被提出之前，首先出现的是“机器人三定律”。1942年美国科幻巨匠阿西莫夫提出“机器人三定律”，该定律为后代创作提供了一定的指导意义。　　1956年夏天，美国达特茅斯学院举行了历史上第一次人工智能研讨会，被认为是人工智能诞生的标志。在会上，麦卡锡首次提出了“人工智能”概念，纽厄尔和西蒙则展示了编写的逻辑理论机器。而马文·明斯基提出的“智能机器能够创建周围环境的抽象模型，如果遇到问题，能够从抽象模型中寻找解决方法”这一定义，更是后30年智能机器人的研究方向。机器人出现　　1959年，德沃尔与美国发明家约瑟夫·英格伯格联手制造出第一台工业机器人，随后成立了世界上第一家机器人制造工厂——Unimation公司。在技术还不够强大的时代，第一代机器人更像“机器”，这类机器人通过计算机控制一个自由度很高的机械，反复重复人类教授的动作，并对外界环境没有任何感知。　　1965年，约翰·霍普金斯大学应用物理实验室研制出Beast机器人。Beast能通过声纳系统、光电管等装置，根据环境校正自己的位置。随后开始兴起研究“有感觉”的机器人，这意味着人工智能的研发又向前迈进了一步。人工智能机器人问世　　在1966年美国麻省理工学院（MIT）的魏泽鲍姆发布了世界上第一个聊天机器人ELIZA。ELIZA能通过脚本理解简单的自然语言，并能产生类似人类的互动。　　另外，1966年到1972年间，美国斯坦福国际研究所研制出机器人Shakey，它是首台采用人工智能的移动机器人，带有视觉传感器，能根据人的指令发现并抓取积木。不过，当时控制它的计算机有一个房间那么大，可见在当时人工智能的局限性很大。　　不难看出，在机器人拥有人工智能之后，它们开始感知外部信息，并能够作出相应的简单回应。研发人工智能计算机　　1981年，日本经济产业省拨款8.5亿美元用以研发第五代计算机项目，人工智能计算机登场。随后英国、美国纷纷开始向信息技术领域的研究提供大量资金。美国人启动Cyc项目　　1984年，在美国人道格拉斯·莱纳特的带领下，Cyc项目启动了，其目标是使人工智能的应用能够以类似人类推理的方式工作。从1980年以后，可以发现人工智能产品更加多样化，已经不仅仅局限于机器人了。遭遇低谷　　在1987年－1993年，由于被认为并非下一个发展方向，人工智能的拨款受到了限制。失去资金支持后，人工智能经历了低谷，但随后不久人工智能开始逆袭。人工智能的春天　　1993年之后，人工智能迎来飞速发展阶段，在这个时期人工智能曾多次击败过人类。1997年，当年5月11日电脑深蓝以3.5:2.5击败卡斯帕罗夫，成为首个在标准比赛时限内击败国际象棋世界冠军的电脑系统。　　2011年，Watson作为IBM公司开发的使用自然语言回答问题的人工智能程序参加美国智力问答节目，打败了两位人类冠军。同年，iPhone 4s发布，其亮点在于搭载了支持语音识别并能通过语音进行人机互动的Siri，而Siri也一直都被认为应用了人工智能技术。　　2013年，深度学习算法被广泛运用在产品开发中。Facebook人工智能实验室成立，探索深度学习领域，借此为Facebook用户提供更智能化的产品体验；谷歌收购了语音和图像识别公司DNNResearch，推广深度学习平台；百度创立了深度学习研究院等。　　2014年5月28日谷歌推出新产品——无人驾驶汽车。与一般的汽车不同，谷歌无人驾驶汽车没有方向盘和刹车。而无人驾驶汽车也是人工智能发展中的一座丰碑。无人驾驶汽车是一种智能汽车，也可以称为轮式移动机器人，主要依靠车内的以计算机系统为主的智能驾驶仪来实现无人驾驶。　　2016年，围棋人工智能程序AlphaGo以4:1的成绩战胜围棋世界冠军李世石。2017年，AlphaGo化身Master，再次出战横扫棋坛，让人类见识到了人工智能的强大。　　总结：人工智能的发展是一个漫长的过程，经过一步一步的积累才有了今天。时至今日，人工智能已经离我们不再遥远，随着它被应用于手机，随着家用机器人的发展，人工智能早日融入人类的日常生活。　　当然在人工智能崛起之后，人类也面临着下一个问题：人工智能是否会颠覆人类文明。目前来看，这仍是个未解的命题。

IBM's Watson won Jeopardy! but that is NOT the end of the story! Join us in welcoming Stephen Baker, the author of Final Jeopardy! Man vs. Machine in the quest to know everything! As he talks about his unique experiences and insight at IBM behind the scenes!