Tonya Hall sits down with Dr. Melanie Mitchell, Davis professor at the Santa Fe Institute, to discuss Mitchell's book about whether smart machines can actually think or understand, and what might make AI more reliable and trustworthy.
Dr. Danny Lange, vice president of AI at Unity Technologies, and Tonya Hall sit down to talk about various use cases for AI by working with the online gaming community.
Tonya Hall talks to Byron Reese, author, futurist, and CEO of Gigaom, about the challenges of creating and defining an AI weapon, including the challenge of how there doesn't seem to be an AI Geneva Convention on the horizon.
Tonya Hall talks with Dr. Kathryn Hume, senior director of product and business development at Borealis AI, to learn more about how to successfully complete an AI project.
Dr. Rana el Kaliouby, co-founder and CEO of Affectiva, talks to Tonya Hall about the importance of improving AI's equity while addressing power asymmetry.
Gadi Singer, vice president at AI platforms group and general manager of inference products group at Intel, talks to Tonya Hall about how AI will change in the future.
Tonya Hall sits down with Sriram Raghavan, vice president at IBM Research AI, to learn more about the ways that AI is being used to build AI databases while also working to scale AI for enterprises.
Steve Beauchamp, CEO of Paylocity, sits down with Tonya Hall to learn more about how AI is making it easier for HR staff to identify at-risk employees in order to improve employee engagement.
Tonya Hall and Byron Reese, author, futurist, and CEO of GigaOm, talk about the revolutionary ways that AI will change our lives and why we should start implementing the technology into our daily routines.
Tonya Hall talks with Kari Olson, chief innovation and technology officer at Front Porch, about how older adults are beginning to understand and embrace AI.
