Natalie Maroun (Photo Crédit Lakhdar Bouzouaid) est directrice associée du Cabinet Element, spécialisé en communication de crise. Elle vient de publier chez Dunod, un ouvrage dans la collection "Boites à outils" : La boite à outils de la communication de crise. Nous avons eu envie de parler ensemble des données au service de la communication de crise. Cette étape que tout le monde redoute, nécessite pour être franchie avec succès d'avoir accès sans délai, aux bonnes données. Comment s'y préparer ?  Pages :&nbsp;192&nbsp;pages   Format :&nbsp;190&nbsp;x&nbsp;240&nbsp;mm   Collection :&nbsp;BàO La Boîte à Outils   Parution :&nbsp;avril 2025   Marque :&nbsp;Dunod   Public :&nbsp;Professionnel   EAN :&nbsp;9782100874019

#5.8 Natalie Maroun nous parle de données et de communication de crise

In this engaging episode of "AI with Shaily," Shailendra Kumar, affectionately known as Shaily, takes us on a captivating journey through the latest developments in the world of artificial intelligence. 🎙️✨ 

Shaily sets the stage by inviting listeners to imagine a lively party where the conversation shifts to the fascinating yet complex topic of AI and data privacy. As people marvel at the wonders of AI, a crucial question arises: what are the risks associated with it? This prompts a discussion about recent studies that reveal how large language models, like the well-known GPT-4, might unintentionally compromise privacy by retaining sensitive information. Shaily cleverly likens this to sharing a secret with a parrot that has no filter, emphasizing the importance of understanding these risks. 🦜🔒

For those who are worried about their data, Shaily introduces the concept of self-hosting AI as a viable solution. This approach allows individuals and businesses to maintain control over their data while ensuring compliance with regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA. It’s presented as a win-win situation, offering peace of mind that personal information remains secure and isn’t exposed to the public eye. 🍰🛡️

Shaily also highlights the buzz on social media regarding the delicate balance between achieving high model accuracy and maintaining data privacy. The conversation is intensifying, with more voices questioning whether the allure of AI's capabilities is overshadowing the potential privacy implications. This ongoing dialogue underscores the need for a thoughtful approach to navigating the intersection of AI technology and personal privacy. 🎭🔍

In an exciting twist, Shaily introduces the DeepSeek R1 model, which stands out for being open-sourced and offering an affordable solution for privacy concerns. This model strikes a balance between cost-effectiveness and robust data protection, making it an appealing option for many. 💡💰

Another innovative concept discussed is output-based pricing for AI services. Shaily compares this to paying for a meal based on customer satisfaction, illustrating how this model aligns AI costs with the actual value delivered. This approach not only enhances privacy measures but also avoids the pitfalls of a generic pricing structure, making AI more accessible without sacrificing security. 🍽️💵

As the episode nears its conclusion, Shaily offers a valuable tip for businesses looking to integrate AI: consider self-hosting models not just for privacy, but also for customization. This strategy allows companies to tailor AI solutions to their specific needs, creating a more effective and personalized experience. 🏗️🔧

Shaily wraps up the episode with a thought-provoking quote: “The quest for privacy is not about secrecy; it’s about human dignity.” This statement encourages listeners to reflect on the deeper implications of privacy in the digital age. ☕🧠

Finally, Shaily invites the audience to connect with him across various platforms—YouTube for visual content, Twitter for quick updates, LinkedIn for professional networking, and Medium for in-depth stories. He encourages feedback and discussions, expressing a genuine interest in hearing listeners' thoughts on the evolving relationship between AI and privacy. 🤝💬

In closing, Shailendra Kumar leaves us with a motivational message to keep questioning, learning, and dreaming big with AI. His enthusiasm and passion for the subject shine through, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of technology and privacy. Stay curious! 🌟🚀

AI and Privacy: Balancing Innovation with Dignity

In this inspiring episode of the TCAS Podcast, host Jason Rigby sits down with Troy Plota to explore his incredible journey—from being kicked out of his home at 17 to building a multi-million-dollar digital empire. Troy shares pivotal moments in his career, his transition from traditional photography to AI-driven innovation, and how a negative experience with Apple fueled the creation of Plotaverse. The conversation dives deep into the role of AI in art, its risks and opportunities, and how Plotaverse is revolutionizing the creative landscape by putting artists first. Key Moments &amp; Topics   Troy’s Origin Story (00:01 - 03:24)   Troy reflects on his early life as a “surf rat” in Florida, where his passion for photography began despite his father’s skepticism about it as a career.   At 17, he left home with just a camera, kickstarting a lifelong journey as a fashion, advertising, and celebrity photographer.   A pivotal move to Miami and later Atlanta set the stage for his big break in the industry.   Key Quote: “I just picked up my camera and I’ve never had another job ever since.”     Breaking into the Big Leagues (01:22 - 03:24)   Troy recounts how he landed his first major opportunity by organizing portfolios for a modeling agency in Atlanta, leading to paid shoots and exposure to high-profile clients.   His work gained traction, eventually landing him features in GQ and a groundbreaking digital billboard in Times Square—the first shot with a digital camera.   Jason’s Insight: “You came in and started serving right off the bat… creating a ton of value.”     AI and the Future of Creativity (04:12 - 06:02)   Troy embraces AI as a “miracle” for creators, drawing parallels to the shift from film to digital photography.   He argues that AI enhances rather than diminishes human creativity, offering tools to bring stills to life and create films that were once impossible.   Currently collaborating with Ellen von Unwerth, Troy sees AI as a way to stay ahead of the curve.   Key Quote: “If you don’t embrace this, you’re going to be left behind.”     The Apple Betrayal and Plotaverse’s Birth (06:55 - 09:42)   Troy shares a challenging moment when Apple promoted his Plotograph app for the iPhone X launch, only to lowball him with an offer and fail to deliver promised exposure after a $6 million giveaway.   A competitor replicated his app, raking in hundreds of millions, but Troy turned the setback into motivation, building Plotaverse—a social platform for artists.   Positive Outcome: Plotaverse became the world’s first all-AI social platform, fueled by Troy’s resilience and vision.   Jason’s Take: “This is age-old—making a profit off an artist… there’s always this boogeyman behind them.”     Plotaverse: Empowering Artists (10:16 - 15:18)   Troy introduces Plotaverse as a customizable, artist-first platform where creators control their portfolios without algorithmic interference.   Features include pixel-shifting patents to authenticate work, multiple collections for diverse styles, and upcoming monetization tools.   Unlike Instagram’s 7.5% creator payout, Plotaverse reinvests a significant portion of ad revenue back into artists.   Key Quote: “I’ve designed the profile pages to be like your website… you dictate what goes first.”     Unexpected Uses of Plotaverse (12:14 - 13:34)   Troy shares surprising stories of Plotaverse’s impact, from helping people in hospitals combat depression to powering visuals at electronic music shows.   Highlight: “People would say, ‘I was in bed for months and literally addicted to your app… it saved my life.’”     Debunking AI Misconceptions (15:39 - 18:34)   Addressing fears that AI makes art “too easy,” Troy emphasizes the skill of prompting and the collaborative nature of AI creation.   He’s working to make AI tools more affordable and accessible, including open-source models.   Jason’s Insight: “Even the...

​Plotaverse vs. Instagram: The Battle for Artists' Freedom

Happy 4/20 yall. Wanted to release a groovy one for ya. One of my all time favorite records, so I had to put my spin on it. Hope you dig <3

Big Data - Dangerous feat. Joywave (Decadon Bootleg)

And when I move on, tell me 
If you still love me,
if it’s free 
If my heart’s free 
Or will you just let it be? 
Will you just let me breathe? 
I can’t breathe 
Hold my breath to my lungs collapse 
My next breath might make me 
May make me
Might make me 
Might be my last 
So tell me if I move all way too fast 
So tell me if you love me, will it last 
So tell me if I love you, will it last 
It won’t last 
I want it back 
I want it back 
Please just give me my heart back 
Fuck asking, I just want it back 
I swore I’ll take it back. 
I swear I’ll take it back. 

Will you still love me,
When it’s free 
When my heart’s free 
When my heart’s free
Or will you just let it be? 
Will you just let me breathe? 
I can’t breathe 
Hold my breath to my lungs collapse 
My next breaths might be my last
These next breaths might be my last
I hope they last
So tell me if they’ll last that long
I know
And all the ones I hold too close
All the people that I hold close
Most of them all just went ghost
Most of them all just went ghost
Tell me if I really don’t know
What is love if I don’t know
If I never knew it, how can I tell?
Yeah, how can I tell?
don’t wanna tell
You got secrets I can’t tell
You got secrets I can’t tell
And I got secrets you know well
You know well
You Noel

Breathe (prod. breeze)

How can marketers improve their understanding of customer demographics and increase the effectiveness of their qualitative data analysis? Tala's Victoria Lorenzana shares why using AI tools for customer feedback analysis is her shiny new object, explaining just how to do it.&nbsp;

Episode 294 / Victoria Lorenzana / Tala / Senior Product Marketing Manager

In this week’s episode, host Kristin Hayes talks with Brian Kennedy, a senior researcher at the Pew Research Center. Kennedy focuses on science and society research, studying public attitudes, knowledge, and beliefs about science—including energy and environmental issues. Kennedy and a coauthor released survey results about US public opinion on climate change and related issues at the end of 2024. Kennedy discusses how the survey was conducted and shares his insights on the survey’s findings, such as differences in public attitudes toward the clean energy transition; how partisanship is a powerful predictor of views on climate change, climate policy, and even perceptions of extreme weather events; and points of overlap at which Democrats and Republicans share support for certain climate and environmental policies and objectives.

References and recommendations:

“How Americans View Climate Change and Policies to Address the Issue” by Brian Kennedy and Alec Tyson; https://www.pewresearch.org/science/2024/12/09/how-americans-view-climate-change-and-policies-to-address-the-issue/

“What the data says about Americans’ views of climate change” by Alec Tyson, Cary Funk, and Brian Kennedy; https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/08/09/what-the-data-says-about-americans-views-of-climate-change/

“Climate Insights” survey series from Resources for the Future; https://www.rff.org/climateinsights/ 

“Religious Landscape Study” from Pew Research Center; https://www.pewresearch.org/religious-landscape-study/

“Surveying American Public Opinion on Climate Change, with Jon Krosnick” podcast episode from Resources Radio; https://www.resources.org/resources-radio/surveying-american-public-opinion-on-climate-change-with-jon-krosnick/

Survey Says: Searching for Common Ground Amid Partisan Divide, with Brian Kennedy

komo akabo esto asi? + beat by taiigo

- On associe souvent l'éthique à la conscience humaine qui doit prendre des décisions. Or les IA n'ont pas de conscience, donc pourquoi doit-on parler d'éthique de l'IA ? - Vous avez choisi d'écrire votre livre en vous adressant à votre fils ? Pensez vous que les plus jeunes générations soient plus ou moins sensibles que nous à l'éthique ? - Comment circoncir l'éthique de l'IA ? En Chine le crédit social est acceptable, pas en Europe. En Iran, une IA générative développée par le pouvoir enseigne le Coran, aux Etats Unis les armes létales&nbsp;autonomes sont déjà une réalité... a quelle échelle devons nous raisonner ? Ce qui est acceptable ici, est banni ailleurs. - Comment l'entreprise doit-elle s'organiser ? Qui décide de l'éthique d'une personne morale ?

#5.9 L'éthique de l'IA expliquée à mon fils, avec Enrico Panaï

The collapse of 23andMe is more than a business failure—it's a signal flare for every AI developer and tech executive. In this gripping episode of TCAST, Alexander McCaig and Jason Rigby dissect how a DNA data breach exposed over 7 million profiles and led to the unraveling of consumer trust. With 15 million users now at risk of having their most intimate genetic information auctioned off in bankruptcy court, the stakes for data privacy have never been higher. The hosts unpack philosophical, legal, and technical perspectives: What does it mean to own your DNA? How does consent work when data outlives intent? Featuring insights from thinkers like John Locke and Luciano Floridi, and showcasing TARTLE’s decentralized model, this episode calls for an ethical reboot in how data is handled. Learn why centralized systems fail—and how TARTLE’s Data Vault Connect could've saved the day.  ⏱️ Timestamps   00:45 – Crisis Triggered: What the 23andMe bankruptcy means for tech.   04:20 – Genetic Ownership Debate: DNA as property or identity?   08:10 – Systemic Trust Failure: Consent debt and centralized vulnerabilities.   12:00 – The Gattaca Parallel: Profiling, prejudice, and dystopian AI futures.   17:35 – Zero-Debt Consent Model: TARTLE’s blueprint for data ethics.   21:00 – Data as a Renewable Resource: Lessons from natural ecosystems.   26:10 – Sovereign Nations &amp; Data Wars: Who's buying your DNA?   30:25 – Final Challenge to Tech Leaders: Ethical design isn’t optional.    🧩 Quotes   “Your DNA on the auction block isn’t a sci-fi plot—it’s happening now.” – Jason Rigby   “Centralized systems fail humans. Decentralized ones empower them.” – Alexander McCaig   “Data isn’t just property—it’s an extension of you.” – Alexander McCaig    🔗 Resources    – Explore decentralized data ownership      Books/Concepts: Luciano Floridi’s Informational Organisms, Helen Nissenbaum’s Contextual Integrity

Data Privacy Fallout: 23andMe’s Genetic Scandal

Unlock the secrets of data mastery with Shailendra, a 27-year veteran in AI, ML, and Data Science, driving AU$ 6 Billion in transformative value. As the author of 'Making Money out of Data,' their strategies redefine digital success. With expertise honed at IBM and Accenture, they drive innovation and data monetization. Explore how loyalty programs like Flybuys and Everyday Rewards revolutionize business—connect with Shaily today.

Metaverse, Data Governance, IoT, Big Data, Business Intelligence, Data Storytelling: Analyst, Researcher, Lecturer & Author

Healing?
 Nah jus broken
 downward spiral maybe
@deadwoodcollective TM pending 
  ⛓️💀🪵⛓️
Gang of divines

'Shiny New Object' is a podcast about the future of marketing. Each episode is a conversation with an insightful and influential leader in the industry about the latest tech, trend or talking point to catch their eye. 

Now brands are wielding incredible power to influence our choices in every corner of our lives. Algorithms control how we stay in touch with our friends, the price we pay for our food, the films we watch and even who we fall in love with.

If a brand can pay; then facebook, google and Amazon can make them play - with the hearts and minds of consumers.

Marketing tech is the most powerful force in commerce today.

The ‘Shiny New Object’ Podcast investigates the latest marketing technology and makes sense of it for brands and their agencies.

Resources Radio is a weekly podcast by Resources for the Future. Each week we talk to leading experts about climate change, electricity, ecosystems, and more, making the latest research accessible to everyone.

Bridging the gap between Rock N’ Roll & Bass Music. Headbang Gang Est. '95

Bio: 

Donnie Miller aka Decadon is a Producer/DJ/Guitarist from Denver, Colorado. He began his career with a foundation in rock music, as is evidenced by his passion for playing guitar. He is self-taught in guitar, piano, drums, and bass; and played in various bands throughout high school. His interest in computers, combined with his love and talent for writing and performing led him to the world of Electronic Dance Music. Decadon has already gained the support of artists such as The Chainsmokers, Excision, Diplo, Illenium, and A-Trak. His live performances are a fusion of a classic DJ set with the unique addition of his live guitar. Since the start of his young career, Decadon has achieved a great level of success through sharing the stage locally and nationwide with some of EDM’s most influential artists, such as Diplo, Brillz, Tiesto, Marshmello, Adventure Club, Dillon Francis, Rezz, Dada Life, Deorro, Flux Pavilion, and Savoy.

TARTLE is a global personal data marketplace. Free to join, free to use. It is where humanity goes to get paid for their data.

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