Jan 29 2025 74 mins 6
What if AI could save more than it costs? Join us as we tackle this provocative question with our signature mix of insight and humour. The episode kicks off with an exploration of the monumental strides in AI, highlighting Google's groundbreaking transformer model and OpenAI's cutting-edge developments despite its hefty price tag for queries. We delve into the promising innovations by Google and others, aiming to mimic human memory processes. These advancements promise to resolve current AI inefficiencies, potentially revolutionizing how AI processes information sustainably.
Journey with us through the intricacies of large language models and their impact on our conversations. Discover how these models, while powerful, can be influenced by the phrasing of questions, aligning with user expectations and sometimes veering off course in agentic tasks. Trust is paramount as we foresee AI gradually taking over human tasks, but only if confidence in these systems is solidified. The episode sheds light on the delicate balance of integrating AI into everyday life while minimizing errors that could undermine trust.
In part 2 of our interview with researcher Kristy Loke the global stage of AI governance takes center stage as we unpack China's innovative regulatory framework and its quest to align with global standards. Our discussions compare and contrast the EU's AI Act, the U.S.'s disjointed regulations, and China's evolving policies, offering insights into how these approaches might shape future governance worldwide. Lastly, we consider the harmonious blend of Eastern wisdom and Western technological ambition, a poetic reflection on the quest for equilibrium between rapid innovation and timeless principles. Join us for a thought-provoking journey into the future of AI.
