Have you been struggling to extract from your long form content to build a social media audience? Or perhaps you want to save time curating catchy social media posts? This week we speak with Kate Bradley Chernis, the Co-Founder and CEO of Lately, an AI-powered social media marketing management platform. Kate explains how AI can be used to convert long form content into short, compelling snippets for social media. [LISTEN]
Synthetic AI voices are everywhere, from the smart speakers in your home to ads on the radio. This week, we speak with CEO David Ciccarelli about AI voices and voice acting. In this episode, we cover the rapid rise of AI voice technology, what goes into creating synthetic voices, and future implications of their development. [LISTEN]
Have you ever wondered how robotic arms can be controlled using your mind? This week on Your AI Injection, we learn about how analysis of deep neural networks using AI can be used to classify and model brain activity, and how this information is being used to develop technology for people with disabilities. [LISTEN]
In this episode, we find out how social media algorithms can encourage negative thinking and how tech companies can create ethical AI during the product design process. We also touch on the ethical dilemmas in self driving cars, autonomous weapons and more. [LISTEN]
This episode discusses how AI is impacting the world of plastic surgery with Dr. Daniel Gould and Dr. James Smartt. We dive into ways treatment efficacy is measured through crowdsourcing and AI and how both methods are essential to gather data. [LISTEN]
In this exciting episode, we dive deep into the world of carbon stock mapping and how remote sensing and LiDAR are used to calculate the biomass of a tree. We also get an insight into carbon credit accounting and how this is emerging as a way to offset GHG emissions. [LISTEN]
This week on the podcast we have Dr. Ilke Demir with us to talk about the crazy world of deepfakes. Last year, Ilke release a publication on a deepfake detection tool, FakeCatcher. We discuss this in the episode and learn more about how deepfake detection tools use biological signals to catch deepfakes. Later in the episode, we discuss the future of the Metaverse and how deepfakes are used in alternate realities. [LISTEN]
This episode we get to talk with Kelsey Josund, a machine learning engineer from Pachama, an exciting green startup on a mission to solve climate change. Pachama uses machine learning to monitor and measure carbon output from forests around the world to be sold as credits. On the episode we talk with Kelsey about how this process works and what the future of carbon monitoring looks like. [LISTEN]
This week's episode discusses how we can understand human conversations through human-machine synergistic interactions. It starts with the basics of how to start training these machines to understand languages. We take a look at different scenarios where this can be used in everyday business practices. [LISTEN]
This week, we sat down with published poet Andrew Levy, a professor at The City University in New York. We discussed using AI to assist in writing poetry and creative writing. We also ran one of Andrew's poems, The Putative Tiring of Light, through an AI text generator and we discuss the output on the episode. [LISTEN]
This episode of Your AI Injection features Dr. Tom Lendvay, a physician at Seattle Children's Hospital and an associate professor of urology at the University of Washington. We spent time talking about important areas and ways that AI is impacting healthcare, and what the future looks like from the perspective of an AI-savvy physician. We also dive into discussing our microbiomes and how AI can possibly help in replenishing weak gut microbiomes. [LISTEN]
This week, we spoke with Pindar Van Arman. Pindar is an established artist who uses AI-driven robotic arms to paint. We talked with Pindar about his creative process and background, and broke down the AI technology that he uses for his paintings. We also discussed the role of the robot as both a tool and a creative collaborator. [LISTEN]
This week, we speak with Dr. Dennis Tenen from Columbia University about his project that works with AI to study vaccine-hesitant language online to better understand the various social and cultural explanations for vaccine-hesitancy. [LISTEN]
Diagnosis of developmental problems in infants is most impactful when done early. Unfortunately, it is difficult and resource-consuming for new parents to bring their newborns in for motor-developmental screenings. Early Markers is using AI-driven body pose estimation to make screening for motor development easy, accessible, and efficient. [LISTEN]
Music is central to modern entertainment and culture, but just as work by writers regularly appears alongside robot authors in sports, financial, and other news, human musical artists are increasingly sharing the stage with artificial intelligence. What if the music you hear on the radio was not composed by a human at all, but by a machine? [LISTEN]
This week, we chatted with Dr. Koepf about his background in theoretical physics and how he transitioned to working in software and product development. Dr. Koepf shared some of his experiences that have shaped his approach to AI and what successful companies should do—and not do—to integrate AI into their business models. [LISTEN]
After facing a major injury while training for a marathon, one of Xyonix's own data scientists created a machine-learning algorithm that relies on body pose estimation technology to assess and correct his running form. In this episode, our data scientists discuss how AI-driven body pose estimation technology can be used by athletes to improve sports performance. [LISTEN]
AI models are now being used to make life altering decisions in areas such as healthcare, hiring, lending, university admissions and criminal justice. However, there are many high profile examples where AI has been shown to produce unfair, inequitable and exclusive decisions. In this episode of our podcast, data scientists at Xyonix talk about how to prevent societal biases from creeping into machine learning models. [LISTEN]
Artificial Intelligence is transforming industries around you every day, but all too often great opportunities to apply AI in business fail. In this episode, data scientists at Xyonix explain some of the most common reasons why AI fails and walk through ways to prevent it. [LISTEN]
AI is increasingly used to make important decisions in our lives like predicting the onset of a disease, the suitability of a job candidate, the likelihood of a criminal to reoffend, or the next president of the United States. In this episode, Xyonix Data Scientists engage in a robust discussion where we explore model interpretability and discuss why you should care. [LISTEN]
