mAIndset

Filip Vitek and David Tvrdon

Shaping what you know and think about AI. Hosted by David Tvrdon, a technology journalist, entrepreneur, and media strategist, and Filip Vitek, an AI executive. We were looking for a practical podcast on AI and ended up creating it.

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    Where AI Meets Medicine On Crossroads [with Prof. Amina Qutub]

    Having distinguished Prof. Amina A. QUTUB for interview is a dream of many Tech podcasters (or it certainly should be). As only few people have both the vision to see where AI is heading and the hands-on expertise to push those breakthroughs into the real life of clinics and hospitals. Her work is on intersection of high-end, expert Biology and Computational Systems and even both ways: With her team she not only builds models that replicate human brain BUT ALSO uses these insights to gear "regular" AI (as we all know it from LLMs) to save lives in Emergency Rooms and help Clinicians to stay On-Top-Of-The-Game even in long shifts. Thus, talking to someone, who's inventions can literally save your own life in future made this discussion so eye-opening and awesome at the same time. With David, we definitely took a chance to address the AI + Medicine combo from several angles and got from Dr. Qutub handful of insights nuggets. So, go ahead & explore all chapters of this great interview: 01:50 Patterns of Communication, From Molecules to Humans 02:40 Where To Look For AI Start-Up Inspiration In Medicine 04:55 Turing Test in Medical AI Would Need to Include Smell and Taste 06:56 Combining Many Clinicians On Top Of Their Game 09:15 Accessibility Paves The AI Adoption (and hence hinders Medical AI) 11:24 In Full Emergency Room AI Split-second Decision Really Helps 16:35 Originally Deep Learning Inspired By Brain, But Where Do We Go Now 20:35 Is There Hope For Humanity To Merge Bio Brain Efficiency With AI 26:08 Building AI That Does Not Hurt Or Kill 29:34 How Do AI Scientists Choose (from ever changing) Top AI Models 32:05 Where Can/Should We Augment Humans With AI (and where to stop in it) 35:50 Launching AI Is Not Like Introducing Penicillin 38:19 Humble Self-Regulation (In Times Where Regulators Not Fully Grasp AI Principles) 41:30 AI Is Useful Even In My Private Life, But I Miss ... 44:16 What If We Invest Into Creating Super-Humans ? Amina Ann Qutub, PhD is the Burzik Professor of Engineering Design and Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Texas, San Antonio. She serves as the Assistant Director of Strategic Alliances for the MATRIX AI Consortium and a research thrust lead for the Augmenting Human Performance thrust. Dr. Qutub is also the Director of the UTSA – UT Health San Antonio Graduate Group in Biomedical Engineering and co-lead of the Center for Precision Medicine. Dr. Qutub is pioneering methods at the interface of computer science, biology and engineering to study the design of human cells, and help eradicate diseases affecting cells of the brain and vasculature. In new translational work, Dr. Qutub is co-lead (with Drs. Brian Eastridge, MD, UTHSCSA and Alan Cook, MD, UTTyler) of the iRemedyACT project to develop AI tools that can minimize time to treatment and optimize care for trauma patients.

    47 min
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    Get To Know MCP in AI & What Alternatives To It Are There

    In this episode of the mAIndset podcast, David and Filip delve into the Model Communication Protocol (MCP), exploring its significance in the AI landscape, its comparison to APIs, and the future implications for AI agents. They discuss the need for MCP, its role in facilitating communication between different AI models, and the potential alternatives that may emerge. The conversation also touches on the challenges of value exchange within the MCP framework and the broader implications for the development of agent AI. Takeaways MCP stands for Model Communication Protocol, facilitating AI agent orchestration.MCP is seen as a universal connector for different AI models.The need for MCP arose from the inability of AI agents to communicate effectively.MCP is likened to USB-C for its universal application in AI.MCP allows for dynamic interactions between AI models, unlike traditional APIs.The future of AI may involve multiple models working together rather than a single AGI.Value exchange mechanisms in MCP are still under discussion.Alternatives to MCP are being developed by companies like Google and Meta.MCP's open-source nature encourages widespread adoption and innovation.The development of agent AI is expected to accelerate with the implementation of MCP. Chapters: 00:00 Why MCP is The Thing02:51 Understanding the Use-cases for MCP05:57 MCP vs. API: A Deeper Look09:07 Likely Future of MCP and Value Exchange12:09 What If You Don't Want MCP: Landscape of MCP's Alternatives15:00 How MCP Is Forming The Agentic AI Progress17:54 Conclusion and Two Important Signals This MCP Craze Yields

    32 min
  3. 23 MAI

    Using AI Secretly Behind Manager's Back : How To Do It Correctly

    In recent episode, David and Filip discuss the implications of using AI in the workplace without informing superiors. They explore reasons employees choose to use AI secretly first place, the ethical considerations and the impact of company policies on AI usage. The conversation also delves into the aftermath of employees' decisions to use AI, the potential risks involved and provide guide on if you choose to use secretly Ai in your work, which use-cases are Ok and which to avoid. Properly understanding the risks associated with individual AI use-cases (across summarizing documents, drafting emails, coding and handling sensitive data) arms you better to avoid the biggest back-clash or even retaliation of your company. Key Takeaways:Using AI without consent raises ethical concerns.Many companies lack clear policies on AI usage.Employees often use AI to enhance productivity.Cost is a significant factor in AI adoption.Legal and security issues are prevalent in AI use.Employees may use AI to manage multiple jobs.AI can help bridge knowledge gaps for employees.Transparency about AI use can build trust.The trend of 'bring your own AI' is growing.AI tools can significantly improve work efficiency. Summarizing internal documents can be risky due to sensitive data.Using AI for drafting emails is generally safe but requires careful review.Medium risk use cases include creating spreadsheets and translations.High risk scenarios involve summarizing sensitive data and coding.AI-generated content can misrepresent the user's capabilities.Employee evaluations may become unfair if AI usage is not disclosed.Companies may face liability for AI-generated errors.Sensitive information should not be processed by external AI tools.AI can streamline tasks but requires human oversight.Communication about AI usage is crucial for transparency.Notable Sound Bites:"I'm telling ChatGPT, but I'm not telling my boss""Using AI without the consent is a shady area""78% of users bring their own AI tools to work""More than half of companies do not ha AI policy""Two thirds of candidates use AI already during interviews""Most of the Workplace AI use-cases are kind of okayish.""The risks of using AI (even secretly) are manageable""Best Advice : Consult before using AI at work" Chapters 00:00 Introduction to AI in the Workplace 03:05 The Ethics of Using AI Secretly 05:56 Reasons Employees Use AI Without Consent 09:07 The Impact of Company Policies on AI Usage 12:10 The Cost of AI and Employee Choices 15:00 Legal and Security Concerns in AI Usage 17:56 Employee Motivations for Using AI 21:04 The Dangers of Misusing AI 23:54 Evaluating AI Use Cases in the Workplace 28:28 Summarizing Internal Documents and Meeting Notes 34:31 Medium Risk AI Use Cases 44:10 High Risk AI Use Cases 51:13 Understanding the Risks of AI Usage

    56 min

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Shaping what you know and think about AI. Hosted by David Tvrdon, a technology journalist, entrepreneur, and media strategist, and Filip Vitek, an AI executive. We were looking for a practical podcast on AI and ended up creating it.

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