Making AI Possible
Welcome to the Making AI Possible Podcast—your new monthly deep dive into the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and how they’re shaping the world around us.
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Human Coordination of Agentic Teams (opens the original)
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Introducing our new Host of Making AI Possible: Dr. Crystal Dilworth. 📣 In our September 15th webcast, Human Coordination of Agentic Teams, we welcomed special guest Nikos Michalakis, Big Tech software engineer (Netflix), former SVP at Toyota Woven, and co-Founder and CTO of ActBl to talk about the future of software engineering and to reflect on our history of "translating human intent into machine behavior".
Building Chips in the Age of AI (opens the original)
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➡️ The AI boom has a bottleneck, and it is measured in atoms. Chip fabrication decides how far AI hardware can go, one layer at a time, under constraints ordinary manufacturing never faces. On the August 18 episode of Making AI Possible, Caltech research engineer Dr. Anthony Ardizzi mapped those limits and what it takes to work at them. Consider it the cleanroom chapter of the AI story. 📣 Host Nicholas Beaudoin, Caltech CTME's Affiliate Director of AI Programs, and guest Dr. Ardizzi pieced it al
AI Across the Americas: Where Does the Hemisphere Line up on AI? (opens the original)
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How is AI shaping the future of international innovation and cultural alignment? In our live webcast of Making AI Possible, we addressed this question in our session "AI Across the Americas".
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