Super Prompt: Generative AI w/ Tony Wan

Dec 15 2023 30

Join ex-Silicon-Valley executive, Tony Wan for in-depth conversations about generative AI with experts, engineers, and entrepreneurs. We explore burning questions, unpack news, and unhype the hype. Accessible but not dumbed-down. For the nerdy and clueful. Topics: Large Language Models (LLM) e.g. chatGPT, Gemini, Olympus,and Grok from Microsoft / Open AI, Google, Amazon, and X. Also DALL-E, neural networks, machine learning (ML), self-driving cars, drones, and Skynet. We laugh. We cry. We iterate. Welcome to Super Prompt!

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