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by John Koetsier

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Telling the story of how AI is changing the world through the people who are actually doing it. Hosted by John Koetsier.

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1/31/2020

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Episode thumbnail for Can marketers use AI to predict what you’ll do? (Short answer: YES)

August 5, 2020

Can marketers use AI to predict what you’ll do? (Short answer: YES)

<p>If you’ve been around marketing, you'll have heard the phrase "customer journey." It's what people do when they buy ... or don't buy.</p> <p>Naturally, marketers want to optimize that trip, and Adobe has developed an AI system that finds out where those journeys break. Theoretically, that will help brands sell more.</p> <p>Our guest this episode: Steve Hammond, a director at Adobe Experience Cloud.</p>

Episode thumbnail for How Intel and the National Science Foundation want to use AI to connect trillions of smart devices

June 26, 2020

How Intel and the National Science Foundation want to use AI to connect trillions of smart devices

<p>Can AI help us connect trillions of smart devices? There are currently perhaps 20 billion devices connected to the internet: things like laptops, phones, smartwatches, TVs, smart speakers, smart home devices ...</p> <p>In a decade, that could be 50 billion … and a lot of it is enterprise IoT.</p> <p>In this edition of the The AI Show with John Koetsier we chat with Intel and the National Science Foundation, which has funded $30M+ into projects to use AI to figure out how we'll manage ultra-dense wireless networks ... how we'll keep it secure, and how we'll keep everything connected.</p> <p>Joining me in this episode:</p> <p>Vida Ilderem, VP, Intel Labs</p> <p>Thyaga Nandagopal, National Science Foundation</p> <p>Pu Wang, University of North Carolina at Charlotte</p>

Episode thumbnail for AI-generated music: can AI make music that’s worth listening to?

May 28, 2020

AI-generated music: can AI make music that’s worth listening to?

<p>Can AI generate music that’s worth listening to?</p> <p>In this episode of The AI Show with John Koetsier we explore music created by artificial intelligence. Music is one of our oldest art forms, and we think of art as creative ... we think of people as creative.</p> <p>What about computers? Or AI?</p> <p>It might surprise you: I’ve been listening to AI-generated music for much of the past few days.</p> <p>In this episode we chat with Edward Balassian, the CEO of Aimi.fm.&nbsp;</p>

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What is The AI Show?

Telling the story of how AI is changing the world through the people who are actually doing it.

Hosted by John Koetsier.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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