On the newest episode of TechMagic, the present that dives deep into as we speak’s tech information and explores the way forward for tech and gaming, hosts Cathy Hackl and Lee Kebler discuss in regards to the Mac Professional Mini and the event of the Apple Imaginative and prescient Professional.
Hackl attended the CFDA [Council of Fashion Designers of America] awards and explains why we’ll finally see extra folks from tech at trend occasions. The dialog about trend and AI leads Hackl and Kebler to share their views on the Humane AI Pin launched on Nov. 9, which is a wearable AI machine that reacts to voice instructions. Kebler is cautious of voice as the principle management for expertise gadgets.
Additionally they focus on how Hackl created her first GPT primarily based on her LinkedIn posts, whereas Kebler hints at his novel and never leveraging AI in his first draft. Kebler ponders how you can use GPT as an entry software to the publishing trade. Hackl and Kebler additionally discuss in regards to the circle of technological life with the introduction of GPTs.
Hackl interviews Cynthia Miller, head of innovation at 11:11 Media. Hackl and Miller discuss Paris Hilton’s next-gen, world leisure firm and what it means to be head of innovation.
Producer Lily Snyder brings us the Dispatch From the Fringe, which covers the strangest tech story of the week. This week, she talks about rats outfitted with brain-machine interfaces and spherical treadmills in digital actuality.
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Key highlights:
- 1:22 – What we did final week: Hackl talks about her time on the CFDA awards. Lee and Hackl focus on the Humane AI Pin. Is it a fad or the longer term?
- 17:00 – Ought to wearables be singular gadgets that do issues very effectively?
- 18:00 – OpenAI Dev Day and GPTs
- 24:40 – Visitor interview with Cynthia Miller, head of innovation at 11:11 Media
- 44:00 – Dispatch From the Fringe
