The battle for AI dominance between giants like OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Anthropic mirrors historic format wars such as VHS vs. Betamax, PlayStation vs. Xbox, and iPhone vs. Android. Key strategies like leveraging network effects, harnessing underdog advantages, and building robust ecosystems are shaping the future of AI. Dive into this analysis to uncover the parallels and gain insights into how these strategies may determine the winner in this transformative race for AI supremacy.
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Explore the seismic shifts in the consulting industry driven by AI and technological advancements. Ryan Shanks, Alex Osterwalder, and Rita McGrath discuss the diminishing need for traditional “grinders,” the rise of new business models, and how organizations must embrace innovation to thrive in a rapidly changing landscape.
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In the age of AI and automation, the principles of Technological Taylorism are reshaping the workforce. Drawing parallels to Frederick Taylor’s scientific management, this article examines how jobs are deconstructed into smaller tasks, the rise of workforce surveillance, and the risks to freelancers and middle management. Featuring insights from experts like Paul Daugherty and Yossi Sheffi, it questions how AI’s efficiency-driven evolution will impact job creation, economic growth, and societal balance.
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In Radically Human, Paul R. Daugherty explores the evolving role of AI in business, emphasizing human-centered innovation, the IDEAS framework, and trust as a differentiator. Dive into strategies that blend technology with human expertise to drive sustainable growth and transformation.
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It is a pleasure to welcome the author of The Hidden Spring: A Journey to the Source of Consciousness, Mark Solms. We share terms like Markov Blankets, The Free Energy Principle, Homeostasis, and Entropy.
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It is a pleasure to welcome the author of The Hidden Spring: A Journey to the Source of Consciousness, Mark Solms.
In this episode, we will discuss questions such as where does arousal come from anatomically and how does it arise physiologically? And the central question of today is where the seemingly magical shift from automatic reflex to volitional feeling occurs. Today, we will share some terms like synaptic transmission, reuptake, post-synaptic modulation and the role of neurotransmitters and neuromodulators, and we will also explain the role of the PAG, the periaqueductal grey.
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While scams and fraud have been around as long as human society, what happens when a scammer is no longer a person but an AI? As in Esperanza’s case, trust is often the scammer’s most potent weapon. This elderly woman, driven by her religious obsession, gave her life savings to someone she believed was divine. With its capacity to learn and adapt, AI could potentially exploit that trust on a much larger scale.
Posted 1 year ago Tagged Consciousness describing Friston’s free energy as a quantifiable measure of how a system models the world and how it behaves. he summarises its implications In The Hidden Spring Mark Solms our guest Mark Solms does not dive too deeply into Karl Friston’s mathematics. As you will discover Technology The Cortical Fallacy Mark Solms
In The Hidden Spring, our guest Mark Solms does not dive too deeply into Karl Friston’s mathematics. As you will discover, he summarises its implications, describing Friston’s free energy as a quantifiable measure of how a system models the world and how it behaves. This notion leads to a very different idea of consciousness from Descartes’s reason-centric version that set up the puzzling dualism of “mind” and “matter”, a la Damasio’s Descartes Error. Mark explores the “cortical fallacy,” which refers to his view that neuroscientists who have argued that the “seat of consciousness” is in the cortex are wrong. Recent neuroscience has shed light on where this is.
As Mark points out, damage to just two cubic millimetres of the upper brainstem will “obliterate all consciousness.”
So where does it “Spring” from?