In episode 8 of Platform Builders, Christine Spang and Isaac Nassimi are joined by John Melas-Kyriazi, founder and CEO of Standard Metrics. John shares his journey from VC to founder and how he’s rethinking investor–portfolio company collaboration. From spreadsheets to vertical SaaS, and now to AI-powered platforms, John dives deep into building software that’s truly purpose-built for venture capital.

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Platform Builders - Ep. #8, The Beauty of Vertical SaaS with John Melas-Kyriazi of Standard Metrics

Welcome to EY.ai Unplugged, your go-to podcast for deep insights into the dynamic world of Generative AI. In this episode, Abbas Godhrawala, Partner/Principal – Digital Risk Consulting, EY India, explores the increasing urgency for smart, ethical, and self regulated use of Generative AI in an age of rapid technological growth.

In this episode, you'll get to know about:

Urgency of regulation: Why the potential misuse of Generative AI - like hallucinations, bias, deepfakes, and data privacy breaches - demands real time, adaptive oversight.

Global momentum: How leading frameworks such as the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, and HITRUST are setting global norms for compliance and risk governance.

India’s evolving stance: An inside look at India’s emerging national strategies and principles for responsible AI - marking critical early steps amid the absence of formal AI legislation.

Global alignment: Why India must participate in international regulatory conversations to ensure its AI innovations are globally competitive, compliant, and future ready.

Join us for an enlightening discussion on how firms can implement self regulation, build ethical guardrails and craft governance frameworks that safeguard trust while unlocking AI’s full potential.

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How can firms self-regulate their use of Generative AI?

“At the end of the day, [AI] is only as good as how people use it,” explains Deloitte’s Investment Management &amp; Real Estate AI Lead Snehal Waghulde in this episode of AI360, where she sits down with Jim Rowan to talk about pressures, successes, and challenges surrounding the use of AI the sector.  We cover how AI in investment management is enabling automated, real-time portfolio management and how AI in real estate is streamlining lease management for companies and tenants. Snehal also unpacks four key challenges organizations face when implementing Generative and agentic AI, including how to motivate personnel and when to start assessing your data issues. Listen now for a comprehensive lay of the land in this dynamic and highly regulated sector.

AI in investment management: Overcoming legacy tech, regulation, and data

In episode 39 of Generationship, Rachel speaks with Simon Willison, founder of Datasette and co-creator of Django. Simon discusses the surprising resurgence of blogging, his coining of the term “prompt injection,” the power of learning in public, and how he uses GitHub issues as an external brain to manage hundreds of projects. This quick-witted and humorous conversation offers a pragmatic look at leveraging today's tools for maximum productivity and impact.

Generationship - Ep. #39, Simon Willison: I Coined Prompt Injection

Tim Cercelle is Deloitte’s insurance sector AI lead and a 35-year veteran of the industry. On this episode, he joins Jim to talk about the biggest AI advancements in the field, from compliance evaluation to improving&nbsp;customer service in real-time&nbsp;during emergencies. Plus, why governance helps you move faster with AI.

AI in insurance: Catalyzing compliance, equity, and customer service during crisis

Chief Data and Analytics Officer Ashish Verma sits down with Jim to reflect on Deloitte’s own AI transformation, including realizations around what kinds of data you need to meet your AI ambitions and why the journey begins outside your four walls.

Deloitte’s AI transformation: Thoughts from our Chief Data and Analytics Officer

More than 100 of the world’s largest energy companies are betting that artificial intelligence (AI) will revolutionize how electricity gets made, moved, and managed. But they’re not waiting for Silicon Valley to build it for them—they’ve taken matters into their own hands through an EPRI-led consortium.
That initiative is the Open Power AI Consortium, which EPRI launched in March 2025 to drive the development and deployment of an open AI model tailored for the power sector. According to its mission statement, the Open Power AI Consortium “aims to evolve the electric sector by leveraging advanced AI technologies to innovate the way electricity is made, moved, and used by customers. By fostering collaboration among industry leaders, researchers, and technology providers, the consortium will drive the development and deployment of cutting-edge AI solutions tailored to enhance operational efficiencies, increase resiliency and reliability, deploy emerging and sustainable technologies, and reduce costs while improving the customer experience.”
“We’re really looking at building an ecosystem to accelerate the development and deployment, and recognizing that, while AI is advancing rapidly, the energy industry has its own unique needs, especially around reliability, safety, regulatory compliance, and so forth. So, the consortium provides a collaborative platform to develop and maintain domain-specific AI models—think a ChatGPT tailored to the energy industry—as well as sharing best practices, testing innovative solutions in a secure environment, and long term, we believe this will help modernize the grid, improve customer experiences, and support global safe, affordable, and reliable energy for everyone,” Jeremy Renshaw, executive director for AI and Quantum with EPRI, said as a guest on The POWER Podcast.
Among the consortium’s members are some of the largest energy companies in the world, including Constellation, Con Edison, Duke Energy, EDF, Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO), New York Power Authority (NYPA), Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E), Saudi Electricity Co., Southern Company, Southern California Edison, Taiwan Power Co., and Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). It also includes entities like Amazon Web Servies (AWS), Burns and McDonnell, GE Vernova, Google, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Interconnection Authority, Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power (KHNP), Khalifa University, Microsoft, Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), PJM, Rolls-Royce SMR, and Westinghouse Electric Co.
“For many years, the power industry has been somewhat siloed, and there were not many touch points or communication between global utilities, technology companies, universities, and so forth. So, this consortium aims to facilitate making new connections between these important and impactful organizations to increase collaboration and information sharing that will benefit everyone,” Renshaw explained.
EPRI, together with Articul8 and NVIDIA, has already developed the first set of domain-specific generative AI models for electric and power systems aimed at advancing the energy transformation. Although the technology has not been released publicly, it will be made available soon as an NVIDIA NIM microservice for early access. This development sets the foundation for more to come.

196. Building ChatGPT for the Power Industry: EPRI Leads the Way

In episode 85 of o11ycast, Dr. Cat Hicks unpacks AI’s impact on software teams from a psychological and social-science perspective. Along with Ken, Jess, and Austin, she explores how AI magnifies long-standing tensions between solitary and collaborative models of development, and how fears about AI often reflect deeper issues like undervaluing collaboration or having unrealistic productivity expectations. The discussion also explores empathy, theory of mind, and pluralistic ignorance, highlighting why developers may prepare more for AI than for each other.

o11ycast - Ep. #85, AI/LLM in Software Teams: What’s Working and What’s Next with Dr. Cat Hicks

How does a 120-year old industry adapt to AI? Deloitte’s Automotive AI lead Rick Whitford joins AI360 to discuss the road so far, highlighting how the giant leap forward in agentic AI is enabling companies to take a step back—and why they should.

AI for automotive: Four key use cases and insights about business process transformation

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重要なことは、一般の人たちへもお葬式を理解してもらうために発信しております。
お葬式のリテラシー向上というのはどういうことか。
現状を把握する必要があります。
今、ニュースやSNSを通じて見ていると、未だにお葬式で葬儀屋さんのカモどころか餌食になっている人たちが大勢います。
ニュース媒体にも問題があるのは、紹介する例が極端でこれがすべてがこの状態だと切り取って紹介していることがあります。
例えばお寺の離檀料で300万を支払わされたとか。
それ、本当かよ？って思うところがかなりあります。
すべてのお寺がそんなようなことをやっているように受け取れます。
そういう煽りがニュース媒体の悪意を感じます。
では、葬儀屋さんはどうなのか？
都内の病院の霊安室で待っている間に、手書きの見積もりで心付け6万を請求してきた画像すらXにアップされています。
これもどこまで真実かわかりませんが、やっているところはあるだろうと思うので否定はしません。

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The EY India Insights podcast features conversations with experts on a wide range of topical subjects like ESG, technology, and economic and policy changes that are shaping the thought process of the C-Suite, and are likely to be the cornerstone of a transformative business.

Heavybit is the leading early-stage investor in enterprise infrastructure. Since 2013, we've helped launch and scale visionary technical startups—from DevSecOps and feature flagging to AI code generation and beyond. We go hands-on from day 0, backing founders as they turn code into companies and build the future of software from the bottom up to the top down.

The POWER Podcast provides listeners with insight into the latest news and technology that is poised to affect the power industry. POWER’s Executive Editor Aaron Larson conducts interviews with leading industry experts and gets updates from insiders at power-related conferences and events held around the world.

元葬儀社の社長が贈る葬儀社に向けた葬儀・葬送ビジネスを中心としたマーケティング方法、一般の人へは終活、相続、遺言のことを「旅のデザイナー®」として「死に方改革®」の視点でお話をします。
現在、日本で唯一の葬儀・葬送ビジネスをメインにしたポッドキャスターです。
私が「元」葬儀社なのは、現在妻が葬儀社を営んでいて、実際、私はAIやITを利用した終活に従事しているからです。
Happy Ending! Reform of Death by planning ahead and being prepared.
Talking about death opens up everyone's life.

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