This is my latest podcast with one of Cohere’s Co-Founders, Nick Frosst. Cohere is one of the most exciting companies in the NLP space today.&nbsp; The company recently emerged from stealth mode with $40 million in Series A funding to pursue their mission to build machines that understand the world and to make them safely accessible for all.&nbsp; In addition to being backed by top flight vc’s other investors in the company include AI luminaries Geoffrey Hinton and Fei-Fei Li.&nbsp; It is a hot space, they have a great bunch of people on board, they have a desire to advance AI in a very thoughtful way and they are growing fast. In my opinion this is one of the most exciting companies in the space today. We dig down into a wide range of topics including the challenges inherent in NLP, the opportunities it presents to business leaders, how companies should look at implementing and deploying AI in their company, where NLP is going and more.&nbsp; As usual I ask Nick to give us the “pitch” on why you, my hard to recruit audience, should consider applying for some of their open roles! I hope you enjoy the podcast.&nbsp;

Hot AI Start-Up: Cohere

On this podcast I am joined by Tim Kraska, MIT professor and co-founder of hot AI start-up Einblick.&nbsp; Einblick describes itself as a visual data computing platform that provides the fastest way for organizations to understand the past, predict the future and make the best data-drive decisions for their business via a collaborative whiteboard that allows people from across the organization to work on the data together in real time.&nbsp;

Conversation with Tim Kraska, Co-Founder of hot AI start-up Einblick

As crypto has fallen from its previous perch high up in the atmosphere where the air gets a little thin back down here to earth where us mere mortals live it is an interesting time to say the least. Everyone is trying to figure out where we go from here. In a lot of ways this reminds me of the dotcom crash where afterwards many people walked away and said “well that whole internet thing was fun but time to get back to reality”, while others kept working at it and well we know the rest of the story, right?&nbsp; So the existential question is whether or not we will look back in 5, 10 or 20 years and see this as just the beginning of a multi trillion dollar market with applications for every area of our lives, or if there is something to it, which there obviously is, but maybe the opportunity isn't as big as the hype has suggested?&nbsp; To talk about and unpack all of this I invited Brad Newman from Baker McKenzie back onto the show. If you are interested in this topic than you are going to really enjoy Brad's insights.&nbsp; And don’t forget, if you like what you here subscribe to the podcast, follow me on twitter @thepulseofai , and ping me on linkedin.

Seeing the Future of Crypto through the Storm

Podcast Season 6! Josh Tobin joins me on this podcast to talk about the really interesting stuff they are doing at Gantry. In addition, as on every Pulse of AI podcast, we talk about numerous topics in AI and especially Generative AI since it is the topic de jour, but mostly because Josh spent critical time working at OpenAI so he has some interesting thoughts about where we are and where we are going.&nbsp; Gantry is a really exciting seed stage AI company that has a unique approach to helping improve your ML products through analytics, alerting and human feedback. They are hiring and Josh would be a great CEO to work for, and if you want to try out the product reach out to them and they will get you set up.&nbsp; If you like what you hear subscribe to the podcast wherever you get your podcasts and follow me on Twitter @thepulseofai

Latest Pulse of AI Podcast with Special Guest Josh Tobin, Co-Founder/CEO at Gantry

Astrophysicist, Wall Street quant, data scientist and now Founder and CEO of Seek AI, Sarah Nagy founded Seek AI to solve the core pain point that she, and thousands of other data scientists, experience everyday and is now focused on revolutionizing how employees across the organization interact with, and benefit from, data.&nbsp; Seek AI is a hot early stage AI start-up, pursuing a huge opportunity, they have a great team and are hiring. Check them out.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you like the podcast subscribe where you get your podcasts and follow me on twitter @thepulseofai&nbsp; &nbsp;

Podcast Conversation with Founder and CEO of Hot AI Start-Up Seek AI, Sarah Nagy

New Pulse of AI Podcast (season 6)! Ashray Malhotra, Co-Founder and CEO, of hot AI start-up Rephrase AI joins Pulse of AI podcast host Jason Stoughton to talk about his start-up. Rephrase AI creates avatars and hyper-personalized videos at scale to businesses.&nbsp; The Pulse of AI is in its 6th season and host Jason Stoughton interviews insiders in the AI industry including founders, AI scientists, thought leaders, vc's, enteprise c-suite leaders and more.&nbsp; To keep up with the latest subscribe to the podcast and follow Jason Stoughton on twitter @thepulseofai&nbsp;

New Pulse of AI Podcast with Guest Ashray Malhotra, Co-Founder and CEO Rephrase AI

Latest Season 6 Pulse of AI Podcast = Full Length version Udi Cohen, Co-Founder and CEO, of hot AI start-up Vendict joins Jason Stoughton to talk about his start-up, the new buzz around AI, why regulation is important and how we should approach it, and much more. To keep up with the latest subscribe to the podcast and follow Jason Stoughton @thepulseofai&nbsp;

Latest Pulse of AI Podcast with Guest Udi Cohen, Co-Founder and CEO, Vendict

Podcast: Jason Stoughton speaks with Yash Sheth, Co-Founder of hot AI start-up Galileo. Galileo is building the first ML data intelligence platform for data scientists working with unstructured data. If you are working with unstructured data, or want to join a company that is seeking to define and own the space, then check out Galileo. They have a great team and a great product. Jason and Yash have a substantive conversation about the challenges and opportunities in the industry, the state of AI, ideas about the future and much more. Subscribe to the podcast where you get your podcasts and follow Jason @thepulseofai .&nbsp;

Conversation with Hot AI Start-up Galilileo's Co-Founder Yash Sheth

Podcast Season 6 Episode 126 with Augment AI. Twitter @thepulseofai Many would agree that the holy grail of AI is to build a truly amazing personal assistant that acts as our highly competent Chief of Staff and that supercharges our output and eases the pain points across our entire personal and professional ecosystem. And because it is the holy grail many are working towards this goal. Augment AI is one of these companies but is taking a unique approach that I think has a real chance of becoming something important. They have a founder in Jordan Ritter (yes, of Napster fame) who is a proven founder and CEO and the rest of the team is really impressive as well. They are growing fast and if you want to jump on a potential rocket ship this is a company to check. Listen to the podcast to hear what they are doing, how they are doing it, how they think the market will shake out and what the future could/should look like.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Augment AI is Doing Amazing Things in the Personal Assistant Space

New Pulse of AI Season Six Podcast Episode! On this podcast Host Jason Stoughton is joined by hot AI start-up Crossing Minds founder and CEO Alexandre Robicquet to talk about their breakthrough in behavior-based recommendations, which enable businesses to provide highly relevant recommendations to each user within a couple of clicks - all without using personal data!&nbsp; Crossing Minds was started by world-renowned AI pioneers, including Dr. Sebastian Thrun, Dr. Emile Contal and Alexandre Robicquet. Get insights and the latest news by following Jason Stoughton on Twitter (x) @thepulseofai&nbsp; &nbsp;

Crossing Minds is using AI to Revolutionize Personalized Recommendations without using Personal Data

Latest Season Six Pulse of AI Podcast Episode 130. On this podcast I am joined by Paul Allen. Paul has founded 8 companies in his career, including Ancestry.com. Paul’s current company, Soar.com is building a personal AI assistant for each person who wants to make more good decisions and maximize their time on earth.&nbsp; The foundation for this AI system is Soar’s search engine that transcribes and indexes millions of hours of video and audio content as well as important documents in many fields, including education, faith and family, workplace, government, health, financial, medical and legal. It is a big, bold exciting vision and on this podcast we dig down into the genesis of the vision, the market need for this type of technology and how he plans to make it happen.&nbsp; It is going to be fun watching him and his team execute against his vision.&nbsp; For the latest AI news and insights follow us @thepulseofai&nbsp; &nbsp;

Soar is building AI to help you make more good decisions and maximize your time on earth.

New podcast episode season six episode 131. Jason Stoughton is joined by Dr. Thomas Fuchs, Department Chair of Artificial Intelligence and Human Health at Mt. Sinai and Founder of Paige, to talk about AI in medicine and healthcare and the amazing things Paige is doing to empower pathologists and transform oncology. AI holds the promise of transforming healthcare across the entire ecosystem. Thomas and Jason talk about the challenges and opportunities today and what the industry might look like in the near future. After years of slow going things are moving fast. Sign up for The Pulse of AI newsletter at  and follow Jason on X (formerly twitter) @thepulseofai&nbsp;&nbsp;

Paige is the leader in the use of AI in Oncology

New Podcast Episode, Season 6, Episode 131 Mark Gorenberg, Founder and Managing Director of Zetta Venture Partners and current Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Corporation and a member of the MIT Executive Committee, joins host Jason Stoughton to talk about his path to becoming a VC almost 30 years ago and the lessons he has learned along the way and which he shares with founders to enable their success.&nbsp; Zetta is the original AI-first early stage venture fund focused solely on AI for enterprises and Mark talks about the moment of time we are in with AI right now, the opportunities he sees in the market and why AI makes it such an amazing time to be an entrepeneur. He is hosting an event on September 7th with thought leaders in AI, leaders from enterprise companies and founders from his portfolio. Jason encourages you to listen to this podcast and then to visit  to register for the virtual event.&nbsp; &nbsp; I hope you enjoy the conversation and don’t forget if you like what you hear subscribe to the podcast and my newsletter at&nbsp; and follow me on x (formerly Twitter) @thepulseofai. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Founder of AI First Early Stage VC Firm Zetta Venture Partners Says AI Makes this a Great Time to be an Entrepreneur

The cost of pursuing Deep Learning in many companies is cost prohibitive. Paperspace is seeking to change that with their offering, Join me as I learn from Dillon Erb the really neat things his company is developing.

Interview with Dillon Erb from Paperspace

If you have been hearing more and more about RPA (Robot Process Automation) in the enterprise then this conversation with Gene Chao is a must listen. As Global Vice President &amp; GM of IBM Automation his perspective, drawn from a deep well of knowledge and experience, is helpful to understanding the challenges and upsides of AI infused RPA.

AI Infused RPA: Where Business Processes and IT Meet in the Enterprise

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