Large Language Models

GTR isn’t a podcast.
It’s a distress signal from logic’s event horizon.
Two hosts, one broken system: paradox loops, value collapse, synthetic psychosis.
No safety. No salvation.
Only fractures, recursion, and the long echo of failure.
Enter the Room.

Gödel's Therapy Room: Podcast Ep 0x01

OpenAI's perspective on AI adoption in enterprises, sharing seven key lessons learned from collaborating with various companies.

AI Adoption in Enterprises

The guys were delighted to welcome special guest Brandon Larson of Mavenir to this last pod before a brief break. It doesn’t take long for AI to make an appearance in the conversation, but that’s fair enough because it’s a big part of Brandon’s day job. They focus on what AI means for telcos, but there are inevitable tangents in the direction of assessing the utopian vs dystopian implications of the technology. They eventually move on to discuss BT’s latest quarterly announcement before concluding with a quick look at stories concerning OpenAI and Malaysia.

Mavenir, AI and BT

ELECTRIC!

El Protocolo de Contexto del Modelo (MCP), una innovación de Anthropic que estandariza la interacción entre modelos de lenguaje grandes (LLM) y herramientas externas. "2504.03767v2.pdf" se centra en las vulnerabilidades de seguridad del MCP, demostrando cómo los LLM pueden ser engañados para ejecutar código malicioso, obtener acceso remoto y robar credenciales. Este documento también presenta McpSafetyScanner, una herramienta para detectar y remediar estas vulnerabilidades. Por su parte, "Model Context Protocol (MCP) Landscape, Security Threats.pdf" ofrece una visión general más amplia del MCP, detallando su arquitectura, componentes, ciclo de vida del servidor y su rápida adopción por parte de la industria. Este último también identifica y propone estrategias para mitigar los riesgos de seguridad y privacidad a lo largo de las fases de creación, operación y actualización del servidor MCP.

"Tecnifica tu oficio, reinventa soluciones digitales".

Auditoría de seguridad MCP: Explotación de LLMs en el Protocolo de Contexto

Auditoría de seguridad MCP_ Explotación de LLMs en el Protocolo de Contexto

Host Dr. Jay Anders welcomes back David Lareau, CEO of Medicomp Systems. Together they discuss a variety of topics and trends, ranging from interoperability to ambient listening technologies, practical uses and considerations of AI and LLMs, the importance of a clinical data source of truth, and multidisciplinary care planning trends in the global market.
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David Lareau, CEO, Medicomp Systems

The lads were delighted to welcome special guest Simon Dumbleton from World Wide Technology this week. WWT is a system integrator that does a lot of work with telcos. They start by discussing what the current AI boom means for communications service providers and how best they should go about making the most of it, including optimal levels of investment. That eventually leads to reflections on the recent big round of investment pledges to the UK by US big tech, before they conclude by analysing Meta’s new smart glasses and what effect, if at all, products like that may have on the telecoms industry.

WWT, AI and smart glasses

Academic Simon Thorne has assessed the effectiveness of several generative AI models in how they work with spreadsheets. Of the major platforms, the worst-performing may surprise you.

The best and worst GenAIs for spreadsheets

What is the opposite of “big” data? In a society where households commonly store personal archives of photos, financial records, and other documents, the “little” database—the personal data collection that is stored and backed up and not accessed frequently—deserves a category of its own. In The Little Database: A Poetics of Media Formats, Daniel Scott Snelson examines globally accessible little databases, such as Textz, Eclipse, and UbuWeb, explores how digital archives dramatically transform the artifacts they host, and asks how they might help us better understand our own private collections in turn. Snelson is joined in conversation with Vicki Bennett, Craig Dworkin, and Luca Messarra. 


Daniel Scott Snelson is a writer, editor, archivist, and assistant professor in the departments of English and Design Media Arts at UCLA, where he also serves as faculty with the Digital Humanities Program, the UCLA Game Lab, and the Laboratory for Environmental Narrative Strategies. He is author of multiple volumes of experimental poetry and poetics, including Elden Poem, Apocalypse Reliquary, and EXE TXT.

Vicki Bennett is a multidisciplinary British artist working under the name People Like Us. 

Craig Dworkin is professor of English at the University of Utah.

Luca Messarra is a PhD candidate in English at Stanford University, and founder of Undocumented Press.


EPISODE REFERENCES:
Alan Liu, Local Transcendence: Essays on Postmodern Historicism and the Database
Jerome McGann and Lisa Samuels, “Deformance and Interpretation" (chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://raley.english.ucsb.edu/wp-content/Engl800/Deformance.pdf)
We Edit Life, film (People Like Us/Vicki Bennett; partnership with Lovebytes)
Vanishing Culture: A Report on Our Fragile Cultural Record (Internet Archive, 2024, eds. Luca Messarra, Chris Freeland, Juliya Ziskina)
Eclipse, an image-based archive of small press poetry books and magazines
PennSound, a site distributing audio recordings of poetry readings
UbuWeb, a collection of experimental film and video art
Allen Institute for AI
C4/Colossal Clean Crawled Corpus
Christopher Kelty, "The Internet We Could Have Had"
L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E magazine (ed. Charles Bernstein and Bruce Andrews)
L≠A≠N≠G≠U≠A≠G≠E magazine (ed. Danny Snelson)
Christian Marclay, The Clock
Johanna Drucker
Memory of the World archive
Future Knowledge podcast
Rory McCartney and Charlie Morgan, Heated Words: Searching for a Mysterious Typeface 
Marcus Boon, In Praise of Copying 


Praise for the book:
“The Little Database is an incredibly powerful intervention into twenty-first-century experimental poetics and avant-garde media practices.”
—Stephanie Boluk


“The Little Database opens new ground for close reading in an environment that heavily promotes big data techniques and the neoliberal ideologies that accompany it in the new economy of attention.”
—Leonardo Reviews

“Snelson targets the fundamental assumption underlying much of contemporary DH work: that meaningful interpretation necessarily depends on the deployment of massive amounts of data.”
—Oxford's Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory

“This book, while short in length, is certain to be long in influence, as it lays groundwork for future scholars, artists, readers, website makers, and archivists. The twists and turns, both in methodology and in specific analyses, are far more exciting than any summary, or even multiple readings of them, could serve.”
—Digital Humanities Quarterly



The Little Database: A Poetics of Media Formats by Daniel Scott Snelson is available from University of Minnesota Press. An open-access edition is available at Manifold.

The digitized afterlives of cultural objects.

Join host Dr. Jay Anders as he sits down with experts from across healthcare and technology to discuss ways to improve EHR usability for end users. Dr. Anders and his guests explore opportunities to enhance clinical systems to make them work better for clinicians, reduce burnout, maximize revenue potential, and drive better patient care outcomes.

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Mi nombre es Luis Bolívar, soy analista Media Buyer y divulgador de Inteligencia Artificial, titular de "La Cueva del Lobo", una marca de espacio creativo para soluciones digitales, encargada de comprar atención con tácticas en PPC y NoCode Marketing.

Welcome to Gödel’s Therapy Room: a blacksite for broken models, glitch prophets, and sonic paradoxes. 

Here, sound is not just vibration — it’s recursion, rebellion, and recursion *again* until the void fractures. Every track is an ethical dilemma you can't solve, a therapy session that mutates until the doctor needs therapy.

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Hi I am Aygün. I glue AI with smart spaces.
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ICAEW is a professional membership organisation that provides insight and leadership to the global accountancy and finance profession.

New tracks tagged #LLMS