In this weeks episode ...

Frank worries about who will save Bob Dylan
Both Frank and Justin worry deep fakes
and Justin wants to release The Termintor.

Justin Frank Prendergast and Justin Collery in the AI argument!

In this episode ...

- Justin want's AI judges
- but worries that AI controlled jet fighters may be a step too far (bar some honourable mentions)
- Frank worries about Microsoft's talking heads
- and we ponder training data, training data, training data.

Join Frank and Justin this this and more in the AI Argument!

In this weeks episode ...

AI could radically transform the world... unless of course we run out of power 😬

Elon Musk thinks that next year we won't have the electricity needed to train and run power-hungry AI systems. Meanwhile Sam Altman thinks nuclear fusion is the answer...

One thing's for sure, AI guzzles up a lot of power, and the next generation of AI systems look to be even more greedy.

Frank Prendergast and Justin Collery discuss this, and other AI news, on The AI Argument Episode 6...

Join Frank Prendergast and I in the AI Argument as we discuss ...

- we've entered the Black Mirror phase of AI where we put sentient AI's on phones in robot legs our our desks - https://looirobot.com/

- the race to the top continues with Amazon making is biggest investment ever - $2.75 Billion (with a capital B) in anthropic. https://lnkd.in/ecR-uesi

- and ... Justin reveals his brilliant internationalisation plan for Netflix, but voice actors, such as Frank, will not be happy :( https://lnkd.in/eup7i564


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In this episode ...
- Frank worries about AI companies going bust ... are we in an AI bubble?
- Just ponders on the impact of 8 billion AGI's on world GDP
- Frank worries that he's starting to agree with Justin
- We all agree AI cancel screening is a good thing
Join Justin and Frank in The AI Argument!

Some think that AI is moving too slowly. Others, like Frank Prendergast fret about it moving too fast. Joins us this Friday for our weekly 'Frighten Frank Friday', aka The AI Argument as we discuss...

It's not been a great week for Frank. Cognition released Devlin, a product that claims to develop entire software projects from a single prompt. Open AI and Figure revealed progress on their Ex Machina like AI embodiment striking fear into fruit sellers and barista's world wide - check out the video here - https://youtu.be/Sq1QZB5baNw?si=wVz_qru_bn-IuHM6 - and scientists developing a new battery narrowed down a potential 32 million materials to just 23, yes 23 ... in 80 hours using AI.

On the upside, the EU passed a law.

Join us on Friday and we discuss this and more in The AI Argument.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq1QZB5baNw
https://www.cognition-labs.com/blog
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/artificial-intelligence-new-battery
https://x.com/LuizaJarovsky/status/1767899302930657704?s=20

Some think that AI is moving too slowly. Others, like Frank Prendergast fret about it moving too fast. Joins us for our weekly 'Frighten Frank Friday', aka The AI Argument as we discuss... - a little talked about feature in Anthropic's latest release which will bring joy to businesses, but frighten Frank - Musk verses OpenAI. Has AGI been achieved internally, or just sour grapes - India bans AI. A terrible business move, but joy for Frank and friends

In this the first weekly episode, Frank and Justin discuss The Google Gemini debacle, it's social implications, the Elon Musk Open AI showdown, and as always, discuss - are we going to fast, or not fast enough.