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Join Dr. Tamara Nall for coffee-shop-style conversations that explore how AI is transforming our world today. With 25 years in data analytics and a doctorate in AI and machine learning, Dr.
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Herd AI, Inc Reads Your Emails, Meetings, and Messages So You Know What to Work On (with Matt Francis) (opens the original)
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Executives are buried in email, meetings, and messages that pile up faster than anyone can sort them, and most teams cannot tell which ones actually matter. CEO & Co-Founder, Matt Francis built Herd AI, Inc to fix that, an AI platform that reads all of it and ranks it against a company's real objectives. One executive stopped working past seven at night and started finishing his most important work by early afternoon. In this episode of Lead with AI, Dr. Tamara Nall speaks with Matt Francis abou
He Is Building a Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS) Empire One Robot at a Time (with Albert Saunders Jr.) (opens the original)
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Understaffed teams end up cleaning floors, answering phones, and covering shifts built for two people. Albert Saunders Jr. saw it at a gas station with one exhausted employee doing four jobs at once, and built Neil AI Global Solutions to fix it. The company now runs 38 robots: cleaning machines, delivery robots that move up to 1,200 pounds, and AI voice agents answering phones around the clock. One warehouse needed 300,000 square feet swept daily. One robot has handled it ever since. In this epi
NextSense Earbuds Try to Change Your Sleep While You're Still Asleep (with Jonathan "JB" Berent) (opens the original)
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Most sleep trackers count hours. Jonathan "JB" Berent set out to measure something else: slow waves, the deep brain activity that actually restores the body overnight. He built NextSense, a pair of EEG-sensing earbuds that read brainwaves and use targeted sound to help extend that restorative stage of sleep. One early user, a menopausal investor who could barely sleep two hours at a stretch, became one of NextSense's first backers after weeks of real relief. Another user liked the earbuds enough
How Luventix Is Using AI to Find Signs of Disease in a Single Urine Sample (with Dejan Nenov) (opens the original)
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Can an AI "dog nose" sniff out cancer from a single urine sample? In this episode of Lead with AI, host Dr. Tamara Nall sits down with Dejan Nenov, Co-Founder of Luventix, to explore a mind-blowing breakthrough in medical tech. By pairing 70-year-old gas chromatography science with modern machine learning classifiers, Luventix is training AI to mirror the biological superpower of a cancer-sniffing dog. Instead of searching for a single biomarker over decades of research, their technology turns o
How AI Is Revolutionizing Award-Winning Filmmaking (with Eric Hamilton) (opens the original)
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Making a feature film has always started with someone else's permission. A writer spends months on a script, then spends a year asking studios for five or ten million dollars, and most of those conversations end in nothing. Eric Hamilton went around it. He prompts, keeps whatever the AI hands back, and lets the story bend around what the technology renders well, a method he calls machine perspective cinema. His first feature began as twenty short episodes he made to outdo viral cat videos. Strun
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