Eye On A.I.
Episodes 390 total
AI and National Security: US vs China
Ylli Bajraktari, executive director of the National Security Commission on AI, talked about what he considers the most important recommendations in the commissi…
Cade Metz on Genius Makers
This week, I talk to Cade Metz, the New York Times' lead reporter on artificial intelligence, about his new book, "Genius Makers, the Mavericks Who Brought AI t…
Google's Kent Walker on Ethical AI
Kent Walker, who oversees the Google's AI ethics and responsible AI innovation, talks about how Google reviews AI systems for trust and safety and the outlook f…
Synthetic Data
Daeil Kim, cofounder of AI.Reverie, talks about the role that synthetic data can play in training AI models.
Creating New Materials with AI
Alan Aspuru Guzik, a professor at the University of Toronto, talks about his work in new materials discovery with machine learning and building a fully automate…
Lt. Gen. Michael S. Groen on AI war fighting
Director of the Pentagon's Joint AI Center, Lieutenant General Michael S. Groen talks about improving war fighting and the challenge of China.
Riiid, the leader in AI for Education
David Yi and Yohan Lee from Riiid Labs, the leading startup applying machine-learning to education, talk about making personalized instruction available to anyo…
Yoshua Bengio and Iulian Serban on AI for Education
Turing award winner Yoshua Bengio and his colleague Julian Serban, co-founder of Korbit, an AI ed-tech startup with the aim of democratizing education, talk abo…
Geoff Hinton on his quest to decode learning in the brain
Geoff Hinton has lived at the outer reaches of machine learning research since an aborted attempt at a carpentry career a half century ago. He spoke to me about…
Biodata as an instrument of National Power
Chris Darby, CEO of the CIA-backed tech investment company In-Q-Tel, talks about the commission's recommendation that AI for national security be extended to bi…
Eric Horvitz on AI and Allies
Eric Horvitz, chief research scientist at Microsoft and a commissioner on the National Security Commission on AI, talks about ensuring interoperability of AI sy…
Tricky Business: Deploying AI Models on Hardware
An open-source compiler called TVM helps data scientists optimize their model's performance on specific hardware.
AI in Space with NASA's Steve Chien
NSCAI commissioner Steve Chien, technical supervisor of the artificial intelligence group at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, talks about the growing demand fo…
Opening AI Career Paths in Government and funding STEM education
This week, NSCAI commissioner Jose-Marie Griffiths talks about her line of effort's recommendations to increase STEM related educational funding by $8 billion i…
AI and Allies: coordinating national security with NATO and India
Jason Matheny, a commissioner at the National Security Commission on AI and head of Georgetown University's Center for Security and Emerging Technology, talks a…
Programmatic labeling with Alex Ratner of Snorkel AI
Alex Ratner, an assistant professor at the University of Washington and a cofounder and CEO of Snorkel AI, talks about programmatically labeling training data f…
Data Wrangling with Joe Hellerstein
In the second episode of a series on the machine-learning pipeline, Joe Hellerstein, a professor at UC Berkeley, talks about data wrangling.
Turing Award Winner David Patterson - CPUs to GPUs to TPUs and Beyond
Turing Award winner David Patterson talks about the end of Moore's law and the evolution of computer chips from general purpose CPUs to GPUs to the recent Cambr…
Great Power Competition in the Digital Age with Gilman Louie
NSCAI commissioner Gilman Louie talks about great power competition in the digital age and the US need for a more technologically literate diplomatic core to co…
Turning AI from a Tool to a Teammate with Ken Ford
Ken Ford, an NSCAI commissioner, talks about turning AI from a tool to a teammate and unshackling research and implementation of AI from government bureaucracy…