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Everyone, including you two, I've seen talking about AI hasn't actually been on ground floor trying to use it in a business setting. The off the shelf stuff is, frankly, ASS. It is thoroughly incompetent. For example, Microsoft's own Copilot is integrated into Microsoft office and it can't do ANYTHING useful in Excel or PowerPoint. If you have a remotely niche or advanced job, you're fine. Now if you work in say a data governance analyst gig, where you just hit approve or deny all day, you were probably getting replaced anyways and with something more basic than AI as we know it now. The bubble will pop for this consumer facing AI within the next 4-5 years, probably sooner if Trump sends the economy into a death spiral trade war. The real money, the real long term value, and real applications are the bespoke AI models that are being built for extremely specific, hard to tackle business problems,...stuff that surfaces insights no human possibly could. In my own discussions with Google's own business AI division, even they don't believe in Gemini being useful for businesses, but the bespoke stuff they are working on is where the big money is (and frankly virtually no job displacement).

it's a bit irritating that you interrupt him so quickly. i would have liked to hear the end of his first answers. otherwise a good interview.

Great interview

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What a brilliant interview. Keep up the great work!

Great tips - start small and don't worry too much about the how. That'll become clearer along the way. Here is an idea for your channel. Maybe a couple of episodes of how to come up with business ideas, i.e. what's your playbook to start a business. Here are some constraints: you have no existing network and no personal itch you want to scratch. How would you find problems that are worth solving and profitable.

Shifting my approach totally transformed my productivity! Now I'm unstoppable.

That's so true! Small and steady increments are the only way to genuinely start, and building up that discipline muscle through a healthy but challenging dose of pressure is critical.

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we had enough wealth to be able to do that for the last thirty years. most people have neither the capability nor the capacity to soul craft - no matter how much time and freedom you give them. they will waste away on videogames and drugs and cheap adrenaline pumps

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I agree 90% of whatever Dino said, but the delivery and the calmness of the video makes it hard to watch

So what's the alternative? 👍

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Sounds loosing out. Be positive.

Saw the RE-20 and subscribed to listen to it work for you.

Explores the misconceptions of AI strategies, the limitations of generative AI, and emphasizes the importance of integrating technology with existing business strategies. 00:05: AI strategies are non-existent; AI is merely a tool. 01:07: Generative AI is gaining attention but has limitations. 02:10: Hallucinations in AI outputs are often misinterpreted. 03:27: Generative AI is currently at the peak of hype. 04:43: The hype cycle varies for different AI research communities. 06:10: Engineers and managers have contrasting perspectives on technology. 08:41: Non-deterministic systems introduce chaos into predictable environments. 10:01: Chatbots are often misapplied in value chains. 12:50: AI should support existing strategies rather than dictate them. 21:50: Generative AI should focus on simple, deterministic outputs.

Chatbox lazy approach

Chaos stchssticity

There is enough chaos outside the world

Crappy at scale

Remember data lakes and all the hype cycles of pump and dump The AI winter is nigh again Made the comment before listening hope to hear voice of reason not rationalizations of patentvinsanity

First impressions matter: That goes for any conversation of any topic, no matter how difficult. "I hate..." immediately turned me off. Good luck to the both of you fellows, but I'm not going to be partaking. SMH

Hi Elijah and Dino, thank you very much for your podcast, it is really helpful and interesting! At 21:40-ish, Dino mentioned that it would be useful if we could write prompts that return only "yes or no." For that, you have several tool libraries such as Pydantic and Instruct, which, when integrated with OpenAI or Anthropic chat completions, make it possible to return the output structure we want, such as a JSON structure with different data types and also enums if you only want a option a list of options as a response. Continue with your amazing podcasts!

Saying that you hate a chat bot already speaks of a bias and a childish approach to the subject, which you cannot trust not to color your chain of thoughts.

My screw driver strategy is to keep the relevant screw driver in the easily accessible rack or tool box.

0:32 AI is a general purpose technology. NOT ‘just a tool’. I appreciate your technical knowledge.. but you have a negative view of the obvious strategic benefits. You would be the opposite of what an existing organisation would need right now.

A screwdriver doesn't have privacy and data protection implications. It doesn'thave larger implications outside of its narrow use case and therefore doesn't require a strategy. Dude doesn't seem to actually understand business, I'm not sure why he's speaking so confidently on this topic.

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So I started my business with 5000 on credit card and 10 yrs later its doing 1 million pr yr. Starting any company with a million dollars in seed capital is going to have an easier time than someone with 5K Congrats to them nonetheless

These dudes name is DEFINITELY Steve. And he mines in his free time.

Loved this, found it super helpful!

Its not like there would be no developers, just that they would not bother themselves with how to call a specific API. ChatGPT will do that part. What developers would have to do is to design systems and decide on modules for to solve a specific problem.

You guys cut all the crap and went straight to the point. Helpful! Thank you.

I am a physician and a data scientist. Dr Aju is very right AI is very faraway from reliable decision making. But it should definitely improve performance of overburdened medical system

Bro I have a vacation you want me to understand anything in this video

Anyone with the money to invest in the secondary loan market is old enough to remember the 2008 crash. Anyone younger than that is barely surviving because older generations have used that money to make it so. I’m personally wondering if you even have the ability to engage with the market like this. If you do, then I see you as just another minor finance bro who’s only concerned about growing his personal wealth. If you don’t then this is just…a sad cosplay? Actually yeh no, it’s got a whole bunch of sad implications. Either way, please consider what you’re doing and why.

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excellent point in minute 41, clear evaluation

This guy is probably the king of agentic workflow now

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That was an excellent interview Murray. Well done.

That was an excellent interview Murray. Well done.

Fantastic interview. I love how you think out of the box. Your passion, resiliency and self determination comes through. Congrats on your new project! I also love how you compare sports and video games to life. Keep up the good work.

Really nice conversation with Ryan :)

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Interesting story! Great to hear from Lucas

Good questions, but...