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The AI Horizon: 2023’s sunset & 2024’s dawn

Join hosts Mike and Ronald as we journey through the past and into the future of artificial intelligence.

In this episode, we revisit the highlights of 2023, discussing the innovative applications of AI in music generation, video creation, and the fascinating world of chatbots. We also delve into the societal implications of autonomous AI and speculate on its future capabilities. But the journey doesn’t stop there. We also give a sneak peek into what 2024 holds for AI, hinting at advancements that could revolutionize how we interact with technology.

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Gemini’s Glimpse: Google’s AI Breakthrough

In this episode, we delve into the dynamic world of technology as we approach the end of 2023. From the revolutionary Microsoft Loop to the latest developments in AI with new launches of Amazon Q and Google Gemini (update: Google admitted the video was faked). We also discuss our theory that the advent of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) hinges on the seamless integration of sophisticated AI software with advanced robotics hardware; smart glasses may emerge as a promising intermediary, blending the virtual and physical realms to enhance human capabilities with Artificial (General) Intelligence.

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OpenMigrªⁱne

In this episode, we discuss the latest developments in the field of artificial intelligence, especially the saga of OpenAI and its CEO carousel with key founder Sam Altman. We also explore some of the new innovations and announcements from Microsoft Ignite, such as new Azure AI microchips, Copilot Studio and when AI meets Mixed Reality.

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Microsoft AR Smartglasses & GPT4-Vision

In this episode, Mike and Ronald analyze the patent filed by Microsoft for a new AR smartglasses device that could compete with Apple and Meta. We also share the results of a research study by Ethan Mollick and others on how AI can boost the productivity and creativity of consultants. Finally, they demonstrate the power of GPT4-Vision, a new feature of ChatGPT that can analyze and generate text from images.

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Stream Formula One to your Apple or Meta Ray-Ban

In this episode of Digital Dialogues, Ronald and Mike discuss various topics related to technology and innovation.

We talk about the history and features of Photoshop, its Express version as app of the week, and how it has enabled powerful and creative image editing. We also explore the news about Apple, such as its previous interest in buying Bing, its new voice assistant feature, and its rumored streaming rights for Formula One. We also share our views on the smart glasses by Meta and Ray-Ban, and how they can enhance the user experience with AI.

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Microsoft Copilot:

In this episode, Mike and Ronald dive into the topic of Microsoft Copilot, a suite of AI-powered features that aim to transform the way we work with various applications and data sources.

We discuss how Copilot is different from previous technology adoption, what are the challenges and opportunities for businesses and consultants, and what are the ethical and security implications of using large language models. We also explore some of the latest news and developments in the AI field, such as OpenAI’s collaboration with Softbank and Tony Fadell, the former Apple designer, to create a new hardware platform for AI, and the research on whether AI models can detect their own lies. Tune in to learn more about the art of the prompt, the art of the scenario, and the art of the copilot.

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