AI Insider

Dec 28 2024 33 ep. 18 mins 6
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At "AI Insider," we go beyond just explaining AI concepts. Each episode is a journey into how AI is reshaping our world. From discussing the latest innovations to exploring AI's role in economic trends, we make these topics relatable and engaging. But what truly sets this podcast apart is the unique insights from my conversations with AI experts and entrepreneurs who've made millions from this technology. These guests share their experiences and practical wisdom, offering a rare look into the world of AI entrepreneurship and its lucrative opportunities.

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Musk's xAI and the AI Race

Dec 28 2024 9 mins  
In this episode, we dive into Elon Musk’s xAI—now armed with a fresh $6 billion in funding—and its quest to rival AI giants like OpenAI. We explore the rebellious Grok AI, xAI’s integration with Musk’s platforms (including X, formerly Twitter), the tense lawsuit with OpenAI, and the ethical questions fueling the AI arms race. Join us as we unpack the power plays and contr

Starlink & SpaceX in Danger

Dec 18 2024 17 mins  
In this episode, we explore how Elon Musk’s Starlink project is reshaping the global internet landscape—especially in places long considered “dead zones” of connectivity. We’ll examine why traditional satellite internet struggled for decades, how Starlink’s innovative low-Earth orbit satellites are delivering faster, more accessible internet, and the enormous economic o

Intel's Fall: What Happens To AI Now?

Dec 11 2024 16 mins  
this is the darkest side of intel that no one is talking about. do you think intel will survive? especially after even Pat Gilsinger has left before he finishes his workaround. let me know your thoughts. Follow our newsletter to stay updated on the AI news world. https://ziadbits.com follow me on LinkedIn to stay informed https://www.linkedin.com/in/aiinsiderhost/ #int

Intel CEO Return

Oct 27 2024 18 mins  
Pat is coming back to bring the golden age of IntelBut if it doesn’t workThis is going to be the official end of intel

Intel FALL posing RISK to US National Security

Oct 21 2024 17 mins  
Intel's decline in the semiconductor industry can be attributed to a series of missed opportunities and poor leadership decisions. One significant misstep was Intel's failure to recognize the importance of the smartphone market, leading them to reject a proposal to supply processors for the first iPhone. This decision allowed competitors like Qualcomm and ARM to capitalize on the

The Dark Side of the AI Wave

Oct 07 2024 8 mins  
In our latest episode of "Dark Side of AI," we're uncovering the grittier side of our digital dreams. Ever wondered what keeps those AI engines running? It's not just code and algorithms, but massive amounts of energy and controversial data practices. From power-hungry data centers that could outshine cities in energy consumption to sneaky data grabs that affect real people, we're

THE INTELLIGENCE AGE by Sam Altman

Oct 04 2024 9 mins  
Altman, known for his bold predictions, argues that deep learning, the engine powering this AI revolution, is rapidly unlocking new frontiers. He envisions a world where AI becomes an indispensable partner, assisting us in every facet of life, from personalized education and healthcare to tackling complex scientific endeavors. Imagine a world where climate change is reversed, spac

AI Critical Updates

Oct 03 2024 12 mins  

AI uncover ancient symbols hidden in the desert

Sep 29 2024 6 mins  
the discovery of hundreds of previously unknown ancient symbols in the Nazca Desert of Peru. Using artificial intelligence, archaeologists have been able to identify these symbols, which include birds, plants, spiders, and human figures. These findings nearly double the number of known Nazca geoglyphs and offer insights into their potential purpose as sacred spaces.

Salesforce Just KILLED ChatGPT

Sep 28 2024 10 mins  
The Salesforce AI Research team has developed a family of large language models (LLMs) called SFR-Judge. These models are designed to automatically evaluate the outputs of other LLMs, acting as "judge models" that provide feedback on the quality and effectiveness of responses. SFR-Judge models are trained on a diverse range of evaluation tasks, including pairwise comparisons, sing