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Episodes

236 - Generative AI in Higher Education (Computer Science)
In this conversation, Darren Pulsipher interviews Dr. Douglas Schmidt, a seasoned computer science professor, author, and visionary, about the transformative impact of generative AI on education. They discuss the evolution of teaching methods, the challenges of assessment, and the need for a shift in educational goals to focus on learning processes rather than just outcomes. Schmidt shares his experiences using generative AI tools in his teaching and highlights the implications for students and the industry. The conversation concludes with reflections on the future of learning and the necessary adaptations in educational practices. In this conversation, Douglas Schmidt and Darren Pulsipher explore the transformative impact of generative AI on productivity, education, and the digital divide. They discuss the importance of AI literacy, the democratization of education through AI tools, and the evolving role of critical thinking in an AI-driven world. The conversation also touches on the challenges of consistency in AI outputs, the potential for community-specific AI models, and the future of reinforcement learning in ensuring trust and accountability in AI applications.

231 - Embracing Private GenAI
GenAI has transformed the world, sparking significant concerns about data privacy, leakage, bias, and loss of control. However, these concerns can be effectively managed with a unique approach to the prevalent public GenAI. Discover how private GenAI is empowering organizations to regulate and harness this potent new tool. Listen to Darren's insightful interview with Jason Langone, a renowned AI specialist from Nutanix, as he shares his expertise and insights.

224 - Leveraging GenerativeAI in Management
Doubling down on Digital Transformation was common during the COVID pandemic, and it was critical for survival. Technology adoption that was planned over three years happened in three weeks. Why is that? Check out the latest episode, in which Darren interviews Rajan Kohli, CEO of CitiusTech, and they discover the three factors impeding Digital Transformation.

218 - Evolution of Secure Data Management in Medicine
There is no better place to examine the evolution of data management and digital transformation than healthcare, and no better guest than one of the pioneers in healthcare information technology, Dr. Michael Blum. Check out the compelling interview with Darren and Dr. Michael Blum.

214 - Embracing Risk with Big Bet Leadership
Darren interviews John Rossman, author of Big Bet Leadership, about digital transformation and how to effect profound change in organizations, not just small evolutionary changes.

153 - Training the Next Generation in AI
In this podcast episode, Pete Schmitz, a retired Intel account executive, talks about his work with high school students in teaching them about AI and how to use it in their robotics competitions. He explains that these competitions require the use of autonomy, and AI is a crucial component in achieving that. Pete shares an example of how computer vision, powered by AI, is used in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's unmanned surface vehicle, DARPA D Hunter.

127 - Innovation as a Service
On this episode Darren interviews Andrew Cohen Managing Director at Netsurit about providing Inovation as a Service to it customers through process re-engineering and automation.

119 - Moore's Law is not Dead!
In this episode, Darren talks with Jason Dunn-Potter, solution architect for the public sector at Intel, about Moore’s law and how it continues to drive innovations across the public sector.

12 - Put the Title Right Here
On our last episode, Erin Moseley, Sr. Account Exec for Education at Intel, and Grant Kelly, Solution Architect for Education at Intel joined Darren to talk about the technological challenges and options in distance learning. In this episode, we delve more deeply into privacy and security threats and solutions.