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In this episode, Dave Anderson interviews Max Darsonval, Former Elite Navy Seal about Velocity AI, a groundbreaking real-time adaptive coaching system that leverages proprietary hardware and AI to personalize fitness training. They explore Max's impressive background, the technology behind Velocity AI, and its potential to revolutionize strength and performance training. Key Topics Velocity AI's real-time adaptive coaching technologyMax Darsonval's background in Navy SEALs, martial arts, and skiingThe science of velocity-based training and AI integrationHardware development and device capabilitiesPersonalized workout programming and auto-regulation 00:00 Introduction to Velocity AI and Its Vision 03:08 Max Darsonval's Unique Background and Journey 11:51 The Concept Behind Velocity AI 16:06 Personalized Strength Training with AI 23:11 Real-Time Performance Tracking and Adaptation 24:41 Understanding Heart Rate Variability and Recovery 27:15 Velocity-Based Training: A New Approach 32:55 Integrating Strength and Aerobic Training 33:55 The Importance of Nutrition in Training 37:18 Pricing and Launch Details

In this engaging conversation, Ritesh shares his journey from a young coder to a successful entrepreneur in the event promotion industry. He discusses the challenges faced by event promoters, the innovative solutions offered by Ticket Fairy, and the potential of AI to revolutionize the events industry. Ritesh emphasizes the importance of community, connections, and adapting to market changes, particularly in the wake of COVID-19. His insights provide a unique perspective on the intersection of technology and music, highlighting the need for sustainable practices in festival management. TakeawaysRitesh started coding at a young age and has a deep passion for technology and music.The event promotion industry is challenging, with many events failing to turn a profit.Ticket Fairy was created to innovate the ticketing process and help promoters succeed.AI can significantly enhance operational efficiency in the events industry.Ritesh emphasizes the importance of community and connections in the music scene.The financial risks of event promotion often lead to personal sacrifices for promoters.Ritesh's journey includes a unique blend of tech and music, showcasing the power of passion.The importance of adapting to market changes, especially post-COVID, is crucial for event success.Ritesh's approach to fundraising involves building relationships and seeking advice before asking for money.The future of festivals relies on innovative solutions that support independent promoters.

In this episode of the Tech Seeking Human podcast, hosts Joshua Sims and Dave Anderson explore the latest advancements in AI tools, including ChatGPT, Gemini, VO3, HeyGen and Suno. They discuss the implications of these technologies on creative industries, the ethical concerns surrounding deepfakes, and the future of work in an AI-driven world. The conversation includes hands-on demos, personal experiences with AI applications, and predictions for how these tools will shape various sectors. Including how Dave purchased a Bronco using ChatGPT. 00:00 Introduction to AI Tools and Demos 01:26 Exploring ChatGPT and Gemini for Work 06:17 Deep Dive into Gemini and Visual Tools 08:41 HeyGen and the Future of Digital Avatars 12:07 Ethics of AI and Deepfakes 15:22 The Role of AI in Creative Industries 19:19 VO3: AI Video Generation and Its Impact 29:57 Suno: AI Music Creation and Its Implications 35:08 Building Apps with AI: A Case Study 44:19 The Future of Work in an AI-Driven World 51:15 Final Thoughts and Future Predictions

Ever wondered what AI can actually do beyond the hype? Dive into this fascinating conversation where we explore how artificial intelligence is moving beyond automating mundane tasks to potentially saving millions of lives through revolutionary healthcare applications. This episode takes you on a journey from practical business applications to groundbreaking medical innovations, revealing how: AI is augmenting human capabilities rather than replacing jobsComputer vision systems can predict breast cancer risk 5 years in advanceAI-powered loan decisioning can reduce fraud while improving customer experienceProtein folding prediction is accelerating medical breakthroughs at unprecedented speedsThe conversation shifts from everyday AI implementation to what truly matters - using this technology to solve humanity's biggest challenges like cancer, heart disease, and other previously incurable conditions. Ready to feel more optimistic about our AI future? Join us for this enlightening discussion that will transform how you think about artificial intelligence and its potential to create a better world for generations to come.

In this conversation, Dave Anderson and Gilday explore the transformative impact of AI on creative industries, discussing the rapid advancements in generative AI tools and their implications for creativity and work. They delve into the challenges and opportunities presented by these technologies, emphasizing the importance of human collaboration and the need for artists to adapt to the evolving landscape. The discussion also touches on the role of big tech companies like Google in shaping the future of AI, the cultural implications of these changes, and the necessity of community and learning in navigating this new era. 00:00 AI Innovations and Their Impact 03:32 Vibe Creation and Marketing Strategies 08:20 The Role of Generative AI in Creativity 11:50 Navigating the Future of AI and Creativity 15:48 The Evolution of Tools and Technologies 22:09 Google's Position in the AI Landscape 29:56 Humor and Creativity in Content Creation 32:33 The Nature of Originality in Art and Media 35:39 Embracing the Challenges of AI and Creativity 42:28 Advice for the Future: Embracing Change and Experimentation

In this episode we sit down with Alex Hawkinson, the visionary founder of SmartThings and CEO of Bright AI. Alex takes us on a journey from revolutionizing home automation to tackling the world's most outdated infrastructure. Discover how AI, IoT, and real-time automation are transforming our cities, utilities, and industries, and why blue-collar workers are the biggest beneficiaries of this technological revolution. Learn how Bright AI is turning outdated systems into intelligent networks that save money, protect the environment, and improve lives. If you’re passionate about the future of technology and its potential to solve real-world problems, this episode is a must-listen. What You’ll Discover in This Episode: From Smart Homes to Smart Cities: How Alex Hawkinson's experience with SmartThings laid the groundwork for Bright AI. The Problem with Aging Infrastructure: Why our water, energy, and other critical systems are in dire need of modernization. The Power of Physical AI: How IoT, AI, and real-time automation are revolutionizing infrastructure. Autonomous Inspection and Maintenance: How robots and AI are inspecting and repairing pipelines and other critical systems. Augmenting Human Workers: How wearables and AI co-pilots are empowering blue-collar workers. The Economic and Environmental Impact: How these technologies are driving productivity, efficiency, and sustainability. The Future of Infrastructure: How Bright AI's platform is enabling the creation of a "physical graph" of intelligent systems. The Potential of Edge AI and Sensors: How devices can learn and adapt to their environments, leading to new and unexpected use cases.

In this conversation, Dave Anderson explores the evolution of smart homes, sharing his personal experiences with Alexa and the challenges of home automation. He discusses the limitations of current smart home technologies and the potential of generative AI to create more intelligent and responsive home environments. The conversation also delves into the implications of trust and control in the age of smart technology, questioning whether we truly want these advancements in our lives.

A weekly short from podcast and YouTube video. AI music is here, and the 2024 Grammys were the ultimate proof. Beyoncé is now a country artist, The Beatles won Best Rock Live Performance (with AI?!), and Tesla’s Autopilot is making bold life choices. 🚀 In this episode of Tech Roast, we break down: ⏩ AI’s takeover of the music industry (and why artists should be worried) ⏩ The Tesla autopilot chaos (Is it self-driving or self-destructing?) ⏩ Apple Vision Pro FAIL (Nobody saw this one coming… literally.) ⏩ Elon Musk vs. Reality (Mars? Sure. Running Tesla? Not so much.) 👀 Watch now, subscribe, and comment below: What was the dumbest tech moment this week? Let’s roast it together! 📌 Chapters: 0:00 Intro – Welcome to Tech Roast! 0:45 AI Judges the Grammys – Beyoncé Goes Country?! 3:30 The Beatles Win Best Live Performance (Wait, What?!) 6:15 Kanye West’s Wife’s Outfit Glitch 8:45 Apple Vision Pro: Did They See This Coming? 11:30 Tesla’s Wild Malfunctions – Is It a Feature or a Bug? 14:00 Elon Musk’s New Side Quest – Federal Funds Edition 16:20 Australia’s Criminal Tracking Disaster (Seriously?!) 18:30 Outro – AI Will Replace Me Soon

In this podcast episode Dave Anderson is joined by David Lowe, the CEO of Sonde Health, a company that has developed an AI technology to detect early indications of mental health disorders through analyzing the sound of a person's voice. The conversation explores the potential benefits of using voice AI to identify symptoms of depression, anxiety, and cognitive impairment. They discuss the importance of early detection and intervention, the privacy concerns surrounding voice data, and the goal of improving mental health and productivity in the workplace. The episode highlights the need for increased awareness and understanding of mental health and the potential of AI technology in this field. Takeaways Voice AI technology can analyze the sound of a person's voice to detect early indications of mental health disorders.Early detection and intervention can lead to better outcomes and improved mental health.Privacy concerns surrounding voice data need to be addressed and transparency is crucial.Improving mental health can have a positive impact on workplace productivity. Sound Bites "What if a voice technology could work out whether or not someone had early indication of anxiety, depression, or some form of mental stress? Would you want to know?""We are able to measure the biomarkers, these signals that are coming from a specific data source. And in this case, it's your voice.""No machine can tell you that. You need clinicians. In fact, you need several clinicians to be able to make that determination over time."

Every parent is asking, how do we combat screen time with our kids. In this episode we chat to Melanie Hempe, a retired Nurse, who started ScreenStrong to help other parents understand the dangers of hand held devices. Melanie shares her personal experience with her oldest son's addiction to video games and how it nearly derailed his life. She explains her journey to understanding screen addiction and outlines the principles and recommendations of ScreenStrong for reducing screen dependency and fostering healthier lifestyles for children. The discussion also touches on the misconceptions around social media use in teenagers, the importance of setting boundaries, and the benefits of engaging in offline activities. Melanie emphasizes educating both parents and children on the dangers of screen time and advocates for proactive measures to cultivate real-life connections and balanced lifestyles.

For those that feel that we should be putting more attention toward AI that helps humanity, look no further. Dr Zain Khalpey is one of the best cardiac surgeons on the planet, and yet is restlessly looking at innovative ways to improve patient care. We have split this into two episodes. The summary is across both episodes: Dr. Zain Khalpey discusses the integration of AI and machine learning in cardiac surgery and the potential for reducing medical errors and improving patient outcomes. He emphasizes the importance of cross-pollination and continuous improvement in the field of medicine. Dr. Khalpey shares his vision for an AI-driven healthcare ecosystem and highlights the need for collaboration between clinicians and data scientists. He also discusses the practical applications of AI in surgery, such as improving communication and decision-making within the surgical team. In this part of the conversation, Dr. Zain Khalpey discusses the use of AI in heart surgery and the development of the Kai AI algorithm. He also talks about the importance of wearables and heart rate variability in monitoring and predicting health conditions. Dr. Khalpey addresses concerns about insurance companies using data for predictive analysis and denying coverage based on genetic predispositions. He emphasizes the need for responsible and ethical use of AI in healthcare and the importance of transparency and governance. AI and machine learning have the potential to reduce medical errors and improve patient outcomes in cardiac surgery.Cross-pollination and continuous improvement are essential in the field of medicine.Collaboration between clinicians and data scientists is crucial for the successful integration of AI in healthcare.Practical applications of AI in surgery include improving communication and decision-making within the surgical team. AI is being used in heart surgery to improve decision-making and patient outcomes.Wearables, such as the Ura Ring, have the potential to provide valuable health data, but their accuracy and trustworthiness need to be validated.Insurance companies may use AI and genetic data to deny coverage, highlighting the need for regulations and provisions to protect individuals.The responsible and ethical use of AI in healthcare is crucial, and transparency and governance are essential for building trust.Collaboration and communication between different stakeholders, including clinicians, data scientists, and patients, are necessary for successful AI implementation in healthcare. Dr. Khalpey’s humility and dedication to his patients are inspiringTechnology can be used for good to improve people’s livesPrioritizing work-life balance is essential for personal well-being

For those that feel that we should be putting more attention toward AI that helps humanity, look no further. Dr Zain Khalpey is one of the best cardiac surgeons on the planet, and yet is restlessly looking at innovative ways to improve patient care. We have split this into two episodes. The summary is across both episodes: Dr. Zain Khalpey discusses the integration of AI and machine learning in cardiac surgery and the potential for reducing medical errors and improving patient outcomes. He emphasizes the importance of cross-pollination and continuous improvement in the field of medicine. Dr. Khalpey shares his vision for an AI-driven healthcare ecosystem and highlights the need for collaboration between clinicians and data scientists. He also discusses the practical applications of AI in surgery, such as improving communication and decision-making within the surgical team. In this part of the conversation, Dr. Zain Khalpey discusses the use of AI in heart surgery and the development of the Kai AI algorithm. He also talks about the importance of wearables and heart rate variability in monitoring and predicting health conditions. Dr. Khalpey addresses concerns about insurance companies using data for predictive analysis and denying coverage based on genetic predispositions. He emphasizes the need for responsible and ethical use of AI in healthcare and the importance of transparency and governance. AI and machine learning have the potential to reduce medical errors and improve patient outcomes in cardiac surgery.Cross-pollination and continuous improvement are essential in the field of medicine.Collaboration between clinicians and data scientists is crucial for the successful integration of AI in healthcare.Practical applications of AI in surgery include improving communication and decision-making within the surgical team. AI is being used in heart surgery to improve decision-making and patient outcomes.Wearables, such as the Ura Ring, have the potential to provide valuable health data, but their accuracy and trustworthiness need to be validated.Insurance companies may use AI and genetic data to deny coverage, highlighting the need for regulations and provisions to protect individuals.The responsible and ethical use of AI in healthcare is crucial, and transparency and governance are essential for building trust.Collaboration and communication between different stakeholders, including clinicians, data scientists, and patients, are necessary for successful AI implementation in healthcare. Dr. Khalpey's humility and dedication to his patients are inspiringTechnology can be used for good to improve people's livesPrioritizing work-life balance is essential for personal well-being

This episode delves into the pivotal role of "Data as a Product in the Age of AI," the importance of cross functional silo-busting and invaluable food for thought with a power-packed panel including : Randy Bean, the Godfather of CDAOs, a global authority on data analytics and author of “Fail Fast, Learn Faster: Lessons in Data-Driven Leadership in an Age of Disruption, Big Data, and AI”Michelle Finneran Dennedy, the OG Chief Privacy Officer at McAfee, Intel and Cisco, author of “The Privacy Engineer's Manifesto” now leading the charge at PrivacyCodeYassir Abousselham, whose CISO expertise spans Google, Okta, Splunk, UiPath and now advisors global CISOs worldwide in his latest venture, Silicon Valley CyberHosted by Carrie Mott, MD of Flywheel Marketing and SaaS Marketing Expert Key topics include: Crafting smart data governance and privacy frameworks to fuel AI innovation while keeping data management robust.Embracing the AI Upskill movement, as a staggering 61% of workers are now wielding AI in their daily tasks, yet a mere 46% of top companies have established a solid data culture.Unpacking the strategic rise of CAIOs within data-centric organizations and their role in steering organisations through both the risks and opportunities of an AI Era.The responsibility and proficiency of Board and C-Suite members in providing oversight to data pipelines and the AI lifecycle within their businesses.The role of data hygiene, centralization, and provenance in enhancing collaborative data quality and management, especially given that only 37% of quality improvement initiatives are successful.What’s keeping CISOs up at night? Including data and model poisoning and AI-enhanced cyber threats.How do we mitigate the impact of AI-generated misinformation and deepfakes as the world braces for a year of elections involving nearly half its population?And crucially, how to foster cross-departmental synergy to harness the competitive edge AI offers. This panel isn't just a conversation—it's a strategic playbook for cross functional leaders to leverage data effectively in the dawn of AI, ensuring readiness for the monumental shifts ahead. Engage with these thought leaders as they chart a course for thriving in a world where data isn't just an asset; it's the currency of innovation.

Anders and Dave explore the impact of AI on various industries and the future of work. We discusse the potential for AI to significantly increase productivity and questions the need for more humans in organizations. The conversation also delves into the disruption of mundane tasks and the role of AI in fields like accounting and law. It explores the balance between AI and human creativity, emphasizing the value of human input and the potential for AI to enhance human creativity. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the challenges and opportunities of AI, including ethical considerations and the future of humanity. Takeaways AI has the potential to significantly increase productivity, with some estimates suggesting a 4X to 10X increase in knowledge workers' productivity.The rise of AI raises questions about the need for more humans in organizations if every human becomes 10X as productive.AI is disrupting mundane tasks in fields like accounting and law, potentially replacing the need for human involvement in these areas.While AI can generate content and artwork, there is still value in human creativity and the unique perspectives and emotions it brings.The future of AI raises ethical considerations and the need for responsible development and implementation to ensure the well-being of humanity. Sound Bites "Do we really need more humans in our organization if every human is 10X as productive every day?""Take the robot out of the human so that humans can do more meaningful work.""AI will kill the mediocre."

Summary In this episode, the hosts are joined by Nick King, the founder of Data Kinetic, to discuss the role of AI in healthcare. Nick shares his experience of observing open heart surgery and highlights the complexity of the surgical process. They explore the importance of data in healthcare and the challenges of managing medical records. The conversation also touches on the privacy of healthcare data and the need for responsible AI models. They discuss the potential of AI to improve healthcare outcomes and reduce costs. The episode concludes with a focus on the growing interest in personal health and wellness. In this conversation, Nick King discusses the potential of AI in healthcare, personalized medicine, and climate transformation. The discussion touches on the challenges of food and health, the need for personalized healthcare, and the ethical concerns surrounding genetic testing and insurance coverage. Nick also explains Data Kinetic's approach to AI, which involves building specialized agents and models to address complex problems. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the impact of AI on our lives and the importance of conscious understanding and control. Takeaways Observing open heart surgery provides insights into the complexity of the surgical process and the importance of data in healthcare.The privacy of healthcare data is crucial, and individuals should have the right to choose what happens with their data.AI has the potential to improve healthcare outcomes by analyzing data and predicting health risks.The business model for AI in healthcare involves solving specific problems and collaborating with healthcare providers.There is a growing interest in personal health and wellness, with individuals taking more responsibility for their own health. The biggest challenge in maintaining health and losing weight is food and nutrition.AI has the potential to personalize healthcare and predict future health conditions based on genetic makeup.Ethical concerns arise regarding the use of AI in insurance coverage and the potential for discrimination based on genetic information.Data Kinetic's approach to AI involves building specialized agents and models to address complex problems in healthcare, energy, and climate transformation. Sound Bites Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:02 Personal Updates 01:22 Observing Open Heart Surgery 04:04 The Role of Data in Healthcare 06:21 Assessing Data Points for Predictive Analysis 07:43 The Complexity of Medical Records 08:01 The Importance of Data Privacy 10:49 The Role of AI in Healthcare 12:05 The Vision for AI in Medicine 13:36 The Business Model for AI in Healthcare 20:37 Innovation and Adoption of AI in Healthcare 25:53 Improving Healthcare Accessibility and Affordability 28:15 The Cost of Healthcare and Personal Responsibility 31:15 Growing Interest in Personal Health and Wellness 31:32 The Challenge of Food and Health 32:55 Personalized Healthcare and Genetic Testing 35:19 Ethical Concerns and Insurance Coverage 38:23 Data Kinetic's Approach to AI 43:30 Applying AI in Healthcare, Energy, and Climate Transformation 53:10 The Impact of AI on Our Lives