Is AI the Future of Healthcare at Mount Sinai?
Large organizations continue to adopt AI into their processes. Mt. Sinai, one of New York City’s largest academic medical organizations, is making a huge AI investment, creating a new space for hundreds of investigators and researchers to help integrate AI technology across genomics, imaging, pathology, electronic health records, and beyond. Efforts like this will advance […]
Can AI Really Navigate Complex Moral Decisions?
Can AI be taught to have a moral framework? Even if the answer is yes, the notion of morality varies significantly across cultures. As AI systems continue to develop, we’ll likely see models that reflect different cultural and ethical perspectives – each with its own interpretation of right, wrong, and truth shaped by its training […]
Will Pickle’s Avatars Redefine the Future of Video Meetings?
Real time avatars for Zoom!? Recorded video avatars are one thing, but would we want to be in a meeting with a bunch of avatars of our friends or colleagues? In other words, the real people are actually on the call, but their likeness is an artificial “mask”. Before we judge too quickly, just imagine: […]
Is Quantum Computing Ready to Revolutionize Business by 2025?
Quantum computing—a term you’ll be hearing a lot more in 2025 and beyond—should give AI systems a major boost by allowing them to solve complex problems much faster than regular computers. Just like how a human brain can process many thoughts at once, quantum computers can work on multiple calculations simultaneously thanks to special quantum […]
Is Tech Industry Influence on San Francisco Politics Growing Too Strong?
The relationship between AI and municipal governance is deepening. San Francisco’s mayor-elect Daniel Lurie has recruited Sam Altman, the influential CEO of OpenAI, to help lead his transition team. This strategic appointment signals more than just a personnel choice; it represents an inflection point for a city grappling with its identity as a tech ecosystem. […]
Should Schools Provide AI Training for Students?
While some schools are banning AI outright, the ones that are experimenting with it are more effectively preparing their kids for the future. And so TODAY, Douglas Campbell, Director of RAIZOR, is teaching AI to his kiddo’s middle school class. He made a lesson plan in which he walks students through researching a topic (Wikipedia+NotebookLM), […]
Microsoft AI CEO: AI Near-Infinite Memory by 2025 Insights
What does it mean when AI is given “infinite memory”? This technology, combined with other cutting-edge advancements, will make AI significantly more useful and personalized. An AI ‘copilot’ that remembers every conversation could overcome human memory’s inherent limitations—which often lead to misunderstandings and subjective perception. By providing objective, comprehensive recall, AI with infinite memory could […]
New HeyGen API Plans Offer Flexibility and Integration Options
We geeked out on HeyGen’s new API access over the weekend to make a 100% programmatic daily news avatar with green screen, AI background, graphics, and auto-captions by stringing together various additional apps in Make: ChatGPT for scripting, ElevenLabs for audio, DALL-E for imagery, Creatomate for putting it all together and then auto-posting to all […]
AI Agents to Transform Small Business by 2025
AI agents for smaller businesses will begin to hit their stride in 2025. How does an agent differ from a regular AI application? Well, the core idea is that they can learn, adapt, and even take action on behalf of humans. While initial applications will be limited, and a good amount of testing and trust […]
