Chatting GPT

Maryrose Lyons

Real conversations with the humans making AI work. Maryrose Lyons of AI Institute, speaks to AI directors, founders, and strategists who've moved beyond pilots to real transformation. From architecture studios to construction sites, AI is changing how we design, build, and manage the places we live and work. This is the podcast for built environment where you learn from the people who've done it, not just talked about it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. Sean Blanchfield: Don't Let Your AI Go Rogue

    -6 ДН.

    Sean Blanchfield: Don't Let Your AI Go Rogue

    Sean Blanchfield, Co-Founder Jentic, joins Maryrose Lyons of the AI Institute for the second part of their conversation, this time diving deep into agentic AI, what it actually means for businesses, and how Jentic's infrastructure can help enterprise get there. From the risks of locking into a single AI model to a practical three-layer roadmap for AI transformation, Sean offers a grounded, builder's perspective on where enterprise AI is really headed. An essential listen for anyone in construction, professional services, or other sectors navigating fragmented systems and wondering where to start. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Welcome Back 00:30 Model Neutrality — Why You Shouldn't Lock Into One AI 01:30 Microsoft Copilot: The Hype and the Reality 02:20 Self-Hosting and On-Prem AI for Sensitive Data 03:00 Where Jentic Fits In — Mapping Your Software Ecosystem 04:00 Building a Digital Twin of Your Business Infrastructure 05:00 Agents in the Sandbox — Testing Before Going Live 05:45 Validating and Publishing Automations Incrementally 06:30 Voice Agents and Real-Time Field Queries 07:30 Layer Three: Governance and Running an AI-Powered Company 08:30 Humans in the Loop — Cross-Workflow Thinking 09:15 Resistance to AI Adoption (Spoiler: Less Than You'd Think) 10:00 The Future Company — Humans as Governors of Machines 11:00 Wrap-Up and Where to Find Jentic Connect with Sean Blanchfield : https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanblanchfield/ Check out Jentic https://jentic.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    20 мин.
  2. Sean Blanchfield Says: Don't Get This Wrong

    17 МАР.

    Sean Blanchfield Says: Don't Get This Wrong

    Serial entrepreneur and Co-Founder of Jentic, Sean Blanchfield joins our host Maryrose Lyons for a conversation about Ireland's AI opportunity, and the risks of getting it wrong. From energy infrastructure and nuclear power to the future of the professional class, Sean lays out a bold, pragmatic roadmap for positioning Ireland to win in the AI generation. A must-listen for founders, policymakers, and anyone thinking seriously about the future of the Irish economy. Key Topics Ireland's AI strategy and infrastructure Energy and regulation for AI development Future economy and AI's impact on jobs and wealth Data centers and inference centers in Ireland Regulatory environment and green energy initiatives Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Sean Blanchfield and AI in Ireland 01:07 Ireland's Position in the AI Landscape 01:43 The Future of Work and AI's Impact 04:47 Regulatory Challenges and Data Centers 07:40 Energy Needs for AI Infrastructure 09:24 The Importance of Creativity in the AI Era Connect with Sean Blanchfield : https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanblanchfield/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    12 мин.
  3. The Death of the "Job Count"

    3 МАР.

    The Death of the "Job Count"

    In this episode of Chatting GPT, Maryrose Lyons speaks with DC Cahalane, a venture partner at SureValley Ventures, about the evolving landscape of AI investment and its implications for startups and small businesses. They discuss the importance of rethinking traditional business processes, the role of government in AI development, and the need for new economic measures in a rapidly changing technological environment. DC emphasizes the significance of understanding investor expectations and the potential of AI to transform business operations, particularly for small enterprises. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to AI and Ecosystem Building 03:07 Investing in AI: Trends and Innovations 05:52 Government Responses to AI: A Comparative Analysis 08:32 The Role of AI in Small Business Success 11:26 Rethinking Economic Measures in the Age of AI 14:00 The Future of Entrepreneurship and AI 15:50 Conclusion and Insights on Entrepreneurial Ecosystems 16:47 Understanding Pitch Decks and Investor Expectations 17:26 The Importance of Problem-Solving in Business 19:06 The Misunderstanding of AI Terminology Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    21 мин.
  4. Are we in a race to the bottom? Friction can help

    17 ФЕВР.

    Are we in a race to the bottom? Friction can help

    In this episode of Chatting GPT, host Maryrose Lyons of the AI Institute speaks with Dr. Lollie Mancey about the intersection of AI and anthropology, exploring how technology influences human relationships and societal structures. They discuss the importance of ethical AI, the need for agency in a technology-driven world, and the implications of AI on work and purpose. The conversation also touches on global perspectives on AI regulation, the challenges of abundance versus scarcity, and the necessity of fostering human connections in an increasingly digital landscape. Show NotesGuest: Dr Lollie Mancey Title: Digital Anthropologist, Co-presenter of RTÉ's Futureville Takeaways Peer-reviewed research in AI is often outdated by publication. The convergence of disciplines is crucial for understanding AI's impact. Humans attribute emotions to AI systems, complicating our relationship with technology. Consequential thinking is essential in AI development and ethics. Agency in technology use is divided between passive consumers and active learners. Leadership must embrace complexity and uncertainty in AI governance. Global perspectives on AI regulation vary, with different cultural implications. Abundance in resources does not guarantee fairness or meaning. Ethical AI requires a shift in mindset towards social responsibility. Human connections are vital in countering the loneliness exacerbated by AI. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to AI and Anthropology 03:06 The Intersection of AI and Human Relationships 05:56 Consequential Thinking in AI Development 09:02 Agency and the Bifurcation of Human Experience 11:43 The Role of Leadership in AI Ethics 14:50 Global Perspectives on AI Regulation 17:43 The Future of Work and Purpose in an AI World 20:43 Abundance vs. Scarcity in Economic Models 23:48 The Need for Ethical AI and Social Responsibility 26:52 Human Connection in the Age of AI 30:01 Conclusion and Future Considerations Resources: Futureville - RTÉ programme imagining Ireland in 2050Connect with Lollie: drlollie.ie | LinkedIn: Dr Lollie (L-O-L-L-I-E) Chatting GPT is produced by AI Institute. For AI adoption in built environment firms, visit https://weareaiinstitute.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    37 мин.
  5. Making Sense of the EU AI Act with Taylor Wessing's Jo Joyce

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    Making Sense of the EU AI Act with Taylor Wessing's Jo Joyce

    Show Notes Summary: In this episode of Chatting GPT, Maryrose Lyons speaks with Jo Joyce, a partner at Taylor Wessing, about the intersection of AI, law, and regulation. They discuss the EU AI Act, its implications for innovation, and how it compares to AI regulations in China. Jo explains the categories of high-risk AI systems and the challenges businesses face in navigating regulatory uncertainty. The conversation also touches on Jo's role as a trustee at the Vagina Museum, highlighting the importance of gynaecological health education. They conclude with insights on the future of law in the age of AI and practical advice for businesses. Takeaways: The EU AI Act aims to balance innovation and regulation.There is a generational shift in how technology impacts work.China's AI regulation is more streamlined compared to the EU.High-risk AI systems include those used in safety-critical applications.Regulatory uncertainty can overwhelm businesses, but clarity is key.The Vagina Museum educates on gynaecological health and challenges.Legal frameworks need to adapt to the evolving landscape of AI.Transparency and user trust are essential in AI regulation.Businesses should focus on understanding public perception of their AI use.Proactive engagement with legal advice can mitigate risks. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to AI Regulation and Cybersecurity 02:58 The EU AI Act: Innovation vs Regulation 05:53 Comparative Analysis: EU vs China AI Regulation 08:58 Understanding High-Risk AI Systems 11:58 Navigating Regulatory Bodies and Compliance 14:47 Future of AI Regulation: Expectations and Changes 18:16 Shifting Responsibilities in AI Literacy 20:53 The Getty vs. Stability AI Case: Implications for Copyright 25:12 The Need for Legal Reform in the Age of AI 27:33 The Vagina Museum: A Unique Educational Initiative 30:43 Practical Advice for Ethical AI Use Connect with Jo: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jkjoyce/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    31 мин.
  6. How Sisk is Scaling AI

    20 ЯНВ.

    How Sisk is Scaling AI

    AI Implementation in Construction: A Conversation with Charlie Corcoran of SISK In this episode of Chatting GPT, host Maryrose founder of the AI Institute, sits down with Charlie Corcoran, Head of Technology, Architecture, and Data at Sisk. They discuss the gradual integration of AI in the construction industry, emphasising productivity improvements, operational efficiency, and data management. Charlie shares insights into specific AI applications within Sis, including their internal intranet, safety data analysis, and the use of computer vision. They also talk about navigating the challenges of AI adoption, addressing shadow AI, and the importance of user groups in fostering AI literacy and collaboration within the organisation. Tune in to learn how AI is reshaping the construction sector and the strategies that are making this transformation possible. Show Notes Guest: Charlie Corcoran, Head of Technology, Architecture and Data, Sisk 00:00 Introduction 00:38 The Role of AI in Construction 02:11 Prioritising AI Projects 03:20 Real-World AI Applications 06:16 AI Adoption Challenges and Solutions 08:42 Shadow AI and Data Security 11:42 Maximising Productivity with AI 18:16 Advice for AI Implementation Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    23 мин.
  7. REPLAY: From Moleskin to Machine - An Architect's Journey to Head of AI

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    REPLAY: From Moleskin to Machine - An Architect's Journey to Head of AI

    Breffni Greene spent 10 years as a practicing architect at Henry J Lyons before spotting ChatGPT on screens across the studio—line managers had no idea their teams were using it. Shadow AI was rampant. Rather than crack down, he convinced leadership to create a new role: Head of AI and Design Innovation. The taboo was real—colleagues worried AI would erase their writing skills and creative thinking. But once people found their hook, everything changed. The managing director discovered new prompting techniques. Junior staff transformed messy interview transcripts into publishable narratives using 11 Labs. Report writing shifted from painful compliance to creative storytelling. Since December, they've processed 500 million tokens at 0.17 cents per message using OmniChat's multi-model platform. Breffni's 2035 vision? Sitting with his moleskin and pen, drawing architecture, knowing the mundane work is handled—proof humans didn't lose to machines. Show NotesGuest: Breffni Greene, Head of AI and Design Innovation, Henry J Lyons Architects Key Topics: [03:09] Shadow AI discovery - ChatGPT on screens across the studio, line managers unaware, the catalyst for Breffni's role. [04:28] Breaking the taboo - AI was genuinely taboo in architecture. Concerns about losing writing skills and creative language. [04:55] Individual wins matter - Even the managing director discovers new techniques. People must find how AI fits their own work. [06:22] The book project - 11 Labs identified voices in messy transcripts, enabling authentic conversational narratives with proper citations. [09:13] Transcription workflows - Talking through building concepts naturally, then structuring compliance documentation while preserving creative passion. [24:18] 500 million tokens at 0.17 cents - Massive volume, minimal cost using multi-model strategy via OmniChat platform. [24:41] Meet Henry - Firm-specific AI persona. GPT-4o for strategy, Claude Sonnet for analysis, Gemini Flash for documents. [26:27] 2035 vision - Moleskin and pen in beautiful urban space, knowing mundane work is handled. Humans still create value. Key Takeaways: Shadow AI signals appetite, not a problem to eliminateCultural change requires individual wins, not platform rolloutsMulti-model strategies improve cost efficiency dramaticallyAuthentic voice matters more when AI generates generic content Connect: LinkedIn - Breffni Greene Replay from 2025.. Breffni's cultural transformation blueprint remains essential. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    22 мин.
  8. REPLAY: Natural Born Cyborgs: Why 2.7 Billion People Are Missing from the AI Conversation

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    REPLAY: Natural Born Cyborgs: Why 2.7 Billion People Are Missing from the AI Conversation

    We're already cyborgs—our phones are extensions of our minds. But 2.7 billion people remain in digital darkness. Dr Lollie Mancey, digital anthropologist and RTÉ Futureville co-presenter, challenges the notion that AI will free us to paint in meadows. Reality? Jobs will vanish, universal basic income may arrive, and we'll face a purpose crisis when work no longer defines us. She poses the era's defining question: when your AI assistant comes home, is it at your table or recharging in the garage? Your answer reveals how you see technology's role. She's betting 80% on AGI by 2030—not gradual progress, but desperate need for higher intelligence. From 1950s washing machines to ChatGPT, labour-saving tools never save time—they shift expectations. The future isn't written, and AI won't decide our fate—we will. Show NotesGuest: Dr Lollie Mancey Title: Digital Anthropologist, Co-presenter of RTÉ's Futureville Key Topics: [01:46] Humans plus technology, not instead of - Why AI isn't pixie dust to sprinkle on everything. Anthropologists are finally having their moment as the human element becomes critical. [03:05] 2.7 billion in digital darkness - Who's missing from the AI conversation? Ireland's bubble makes us forget vast populations have no internet access. [04:23] Who benefits from time saved? - Will employers reward productivity over hours? The washing machine didn't free women from housework—it just changed expectations. [06:17] Universal basic income and purposelessness - When manual labour vanishes, what happens to identity? Two-generation unemployment creates malaise, addiction, depression. The pension (€270/week) is our only test case. [07:10] The 1970s leisure prediction - Someone walked into a Dublin classroom and wrote "leisure time vs work time" on the blackboard. Were they right? Will we choose to work, or will the choice be made for us? [26:31] AGI by 2030: 80% odds - Lollie's bold prediction: artificial general intelligence within six years, triggered by an unsolvable crisis requiring higher brain power. [27:21] The interruption problem - New voice AI that interrupts changes everything. If you're rude to ChatGPT, are you training yourself to be rude to humans? [28:08] At the table or in the garage? - The defining question: where does your AI companion belong? Younger generations already see them as household members, not machinery. [29:28] The invasive technology concern - Why Lollie and neuroscience professors agree: don't open the hard box protecting our soft brains unless absolutely necessary. Key Takeaways: We're passive cyborgs now; we need to become active by understanding algorithmsThe future of work isn't about productivity gains—it's about identity reconstructionAI adoption without considering the 2.7 billion offline is incomplete thinkingYour answer to "table or garage?" reveals your entire worldview on technologyLabour-saving tools historically shift work, they don't eliminate it Resources: Futureville - RTÉ programme imagining Ireland in 2050Connect with Lollie: drlollie.ie | LinkedIn: Dr Lollie (L-O-L-L-I-E)Podcast: Available at drlollie.ie Chatting GPT is produced by AI Institute. For AI adoption in built environment firms, visit https://weareaiinstitute.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    21 мин.
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Real conversations with the humans making AI work. Maryrose Lyons of AI Institute, speaks to AI directors, founders, and strategists who've moved beyond pilots to real transformation. From architecture studios to construction sites, AI is changing how we design, build, and manage the places we live and work. This is the podcast for built environment where you learn from the people who've done it, not just talked about it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Автор
    Maryrose Lyons
  • Годы выхода
    2024 - 2026
  • Выпуски
    40
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    Без ненормативной лексики
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    © Maryrose Lyons
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