HeyJaredOptimization Catalyst
The podcast Optimization Catalyst explores how mathematics and technology drive better decision-making in business, using powerful optimization tools to solve complex challenges and guide leaders toward smarter, more effective strategies. Sponsored by Gurobi.
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#012 AI Agents, Optimization, and the Future of Decision Intelligence | Russell Halper (Insight Kitchen) (opens the original)
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The conversation lays out a technology stack that is often blurred together — AI, large language models, optimization, and agents — and clarifies how these distinct concepts relate. It examines why organizations are investing so heavily in agentic AI and where optimization fits within that surge, while being honest about what AI still handles poorly, particularly large-scale numerical decision-making and complex mathematical trade-offs. It offers executives a reality check on AI investment, urgi
#011 Beyond LLMs: The Rise of Decision Intelligence and Certified Optimization | Adam Dejans Jr. (Gurobi) (opens the original)
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An insightful conversation exploring decision intelligence, contrasting generative AI with certified optimization, and examining real-world applications in supply chains. The discussion covers risks, governance, human oversight, and defensive design patterns, while addressing uncertainty, auditability, and the path toward making optimization engines like Gurobi foundational infrastructure for enterprise AI-driven decision-making modern. Participantes: Adam Dejans Jr. , Decision Intelligence Spec
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