The Mayo Clinic used years of data from 600,000 patients to build an AI model that can detect and predict what doctors sometimes cannot. Dr. Guru Kowlgi, a cardiac electrophysiologist at the Clinic, joins us to discuss the complexity of data curation for AI modeling and how that curation is tied to trust.

Dr. Guru Kowlgi

Cardiac Electrophysiologist, Mayo Clinic

AI is changing healthcare and a model may soon be coming to an exam room near you. The Mayo Clinic’s Dr. Guru Kowlgi discusses the need for good data curation in training AI models for healthcare applications and how good data means good AI and better healthcare outcomes.  

How the Mayo Clinic's AI medicine app helps in stroke prevention

How AI and medicine intersect: Get to the heart with Dr. Guru Kowlgi

There’s a reason over 70% of Fortune 500 enterprises rely on mainframes to support their core operations. Despite being around since the 1950s, mainframes are not relics of the past, but rather a vital component of AI strategy and implementation. In this episode, Donna Dillenberger, IBM Fellow and CTO of Hybrid Cloud Systems Research, and Rosalind Radcliffe, IBM fellow and CTO for IBM CIO Platform Transformation, discuss how mainframes can be the nerve center that powers AI. They also talk about what it’s like to be a woman working in infrastructure and AI, and provide advice for women looking to break into the industry.&nbsp;The opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the views of IBM or any other organization or entity.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Rosalind Radcliffe is currently working in the IBM Z Ecosystem team to take her expertise working in the IBM CIO organization for data center transformation and hybrid cloud modernization to the broader community.  She is responsible for driving technical direction in support of our ISVs and GSI for their support of IBM Z and LinuxONE as well helping drive the growth of skills in the industry.  In her prior role she was the CTO for the IBM CIO Platform. Prior to that she brought DevOps to the mainframe environment, worked in the systems management area, user interface design, and various other roles.  She is an IBM Master Inventor, frequent conference speaker, and author including her latest book Enterprise Bug Busting. 

Rosalind Radcliffe

IBM Fellow and CTO for IBM CIO Platform Transformation

Donna Dillenberger is an IBM Fellow. She has worked on machine learning models for financial, insurance, retail, and healthcare industries. She has designed systems and cloud capabilities, providing scalability, security and availability for services for governments, industries and start ups.  She was an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University, a Master Inventor and is currently the CTO of Hybrid Cloud Systems Research. She is currently working on AI, Security and Digital Assets.

Donna Dillenberger

IBM Fellow and CTO of Hybrid Cloud Systems Research

Donna Dillenberger, IBM Fellow and CTO of Hybrid Cloud Systems Research, and Rosalind Radcliffe, IBM Fellow and CTO for IBM CIO Platform Transformation, discuss how mainframes can be the nerve center that powers AI, as well as what it’s like to be a woman working in infrastructure and AI.

The women pioneering mainframes and AI

The women pioneering mainframes and AI with Donna Dillenberger and Rosalind Radcliffe

How is generative AI changing the world of marketing personalization? Gen AI is a major component in marketing automation today, and it’s important to learn how this form of AI can be used to personalize marketing content without creeping out consumers. In this episode, Emily McReynolds, head of global AI strategy at Adobe, and Pierre Charchaflian, VP senior partner and marketing practice global leader at IBM, talk about how gen AI is changing the game when it comes to personalized marketing content.

Pierre spent his 30-year career at the intersection of customer strategy, data, analytics, technology, and marketing transformation.  He helps companies define their customer engagement strategies and capabilities to capitalize on their growth opportunities.  In his current role at IBM, Pierre leads the Marketing Transformation Practice Globally.  Prior to IBM, Pierre spent 12 years as SVP at Epsilon, a leader in marketing digital enablement, where he led the retail and consumer goods segment..  Prior to that Pierre led client services at Merkle for the Retail and B-B Sectors.  Prior to that Pierre cofounded DiaLogos, a marketing and CRM consulting company.  He grew the firm to 110 consultants in 5 years. 
 
Pierre has intimately worked with over 50 leading brands, across many industries, in designing and building their customer engagement and marketing capabilities including: Walgreens, Domino’s, Apple, Charles Schwab, Dunkin’s, Dell, Microsoft, Marriott, Wells Fargo, Kellogg, Johnson and Johnson, Kraft, Sysco, Unilever. 


Pierre Charchaflian

VP Senior Partner & Marketing Practice Global Leader, IBM

Emily McReynolds is the Head of Global AI Strategy at Adobe. She has over 15 years of experience in machine learning & AI. Emily has a passion for translating complex technical concepts into understandable sound bites. She was the founding program director for University of Washington’s Tech Policy Lab, where she led projects on augmented reality, driverless cars, and Toys That Listen. She started coding in HTML and taught people to use computers back when we used floppy disks.

Emily McReynolds

Head of Global AI strategy, Adobe

Learn how gen AI is reinventing personalized marketing content with special guests Emily McReynolds, head of global AI strategy at Adobe, and Pierre Charchaflian, VP senior partner and marketing practice global leader at IBM.

Redefining marketing automation and personalization with generative AI

Grammy Award-Winning Artist NE-YO and Ed Ulbrich, Chief Content Officer of Metaphysic, talk about AI ethics and risks when using AI to create art and entertain. Is AI in art about scaling and amplifying creativity, or just laziness? Can we maintain the artist to person connection when using their likeness to perform? Either way, AI is being used in art like any other technological tool, and we need the guardrails to keep what’s good.

Ed Ulbrich is the Chief Content Officer & President of Production at Metaphysic, Inc., the industry leader in developing AI technologies and machine learning research that creates immersive photorealistic content across film, tv, music, advertising, live entertainment and more.  

Ed is also the former CEO of James Cameron’s Digital Domain, former global President of Method Studios, award winning producer, and pioneer in virtual human performances and advanced visual effects.  He has over twenty-five+ years in the visual effects (VFX) and film, TV, and advertising production industries and has led global teams of up to 2,000 employees spanning four countries and managed P&L operations with nine-figure budgets.

Ed has executive produced visual effects for some of the biggest blockbuster movies in history including Top Gun: Maverick, Aquaman, Avengers: Infinity Wars, Black Panther, Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2, Suicide Squad, and many more; and executive produced the Academy Award©-winning visual effects for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, What Dreams May Come, and Titanic. 

Ed produced the epic sci-fi film Ender’s Game (Lionsgate - 2013) starring Harrison Ford, Sir Ben Kingsley, and Viola Davis and spearheaded the groundbreaking Tupac Shakur "Hologram" with Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.  He has created visual effects in music videos for The Rolling Stones, Michael Jackson, Eminem, Justin Timberlake, Lady Gaga, and many more; and over 500 commercials.


Ed Ulbrich

Chief Content Officer & President of Production at Metaphysic, Inc.

NE-YO is a three-time GRAMMY® Award-winning R&B hitmaker, iconic songwriter, actor, entrepreneur, and philanthropist whose illustrious catalog has generated a combined total of 23 billion streams worldwide.

His debut single, 2005’s “So Sick,” hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified quadruple-platinum. Since then, the Motown Records/Compound Entertainment recording artist has racked up a collection of global hits including “Sexy Love,” “Closer,” “Because of You,” “Miss Independent,” and “Push Back” [feat. Bebe Rexha and Stefflon Don].” 

Additionally, NE-YO has proven to be as powerful with his pen as he is in the recording studio and on stage, penning bangers like Rihanna’s “Unfaithful,” “Russian Roulette,” and “Take a Bow,” along with Beyoncé’s 2006 breakup anthem “Irreplaceable” and songs for such artists as Jennifer Hudson, Usher, Carrie Underwood, Celine Dion and Mario among others. 

The multihyphenate has also leveraged his platform as a musician to pivot into acting. His film and television credits include NBC’s World of Dance, Netflix’s Dance Monsters, Empire, Stomp the Yard, Save the Last Dance, Battle: Los Angeles, George Lucas' Red Tails, The Wiz Live!, Starz’ Step Up: High Water, Hip Hop Family Christmas Wedding and The Sound of Christmas. He starred in the latest season of 50 Cent’s acclaimed drama series BMF on STARZ.

NE-YO

Grammy Award-Winning Artist

NE-YO talks about AI ethics and risks when using AI to create art. Can we use AI for scaling art, and what guardrails do we need? 

AI Realism with NE-YO and Ed Ulbrich: How AI affects artists, from IP to CGI

What if instead of focusing on productivity, we used AI technology to solve our most pressing, human problems like where to find medicine or how to avoid the collapse of the banking system in Ukraine? Listen to James Hodson, Co-Founder and CEO of AI for Good, talk about how AI technology can positively transform communities, but only if we provide the necessary infrastructure and education to get people on board.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the views of IBM or any other organization or entity.

As CEO of the AI for Good Foundation, James Hodson is responsible for building economic and community resilience through technology. Since 2015, the AI for Good Foundation has worked with national and municipal governments, the UN, OECD, and many others to design, develop, and deploy tech-enabled policies/solutions for social, economic, and institutional transformation. AI for Good works extensively in Ukraine with more than 40 staff on the ground and strategic partnerships with Ukraine's Presidential Administration, Ministry for Digital Transformation, Ministry of Culture, and every regional government, providing sanctions recommendations, infrastructure resilience, deployed technology expertise, and real-time aid intermediation for regions covering more than 8M civilians. Hodson completed doctoral studies in Artificial Intelligence as a Marie Curie Fellow at the Jozef Stefan Institute in Slovenia, holds undergraduate degrees in Computer Science and Philosophy from Princeton University, and previously founded and led the AI Research Group at Bloomberg in New York from 2012-2015. His academic work spans complex network analysis, natural language processing, labour economics, corporate finance, and accounting, as well as holding multiple AI patents and being an active angel investor in the "tech for good" space.

James Hodson

Chief Executive Officer, AI for Good Foundation

Does the transformative power of generative AI end with productivity, or can we use it as a tool for creating a better tomorrow? 

Gen AI for Good with James Hodson: Using AI to create a better tomorrow, today

Can AI agents can make you better at your job? Listen to Ethan Mollick, Co-Director of Generative AI Lab at Wharton, for tips on how to use AI agents to be more creative and efficient. The opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the views of IBM or any other organization or entity.

Ethan Mollick is the Ralph J. Roberts Distinguished Faculty Scholar and Associate Professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he studies the effects of artificial intelligence on work, entrepreneurship, and education. His academic research has been published in leading journals, and his work on AI is widely applied, leading him to be named one of TIME Magazine’s Most Influential People in Artificial Intelligence. Ethan also writes to a wider audience about AI, including in his book, Co-Intelligence, a New York Times bestseller.
In addition to his research and teaching, Ethan is the Co-Director of the Generative AI Labs at Wharton, which build prototypes and conduct research to discover how AI can help humans thrive while mitigating risks. Prior to his time in academia, Ethan co-founded a startup company, and he advises numerous organizations.
Mollick received his PhD and MBA from MIT’s Sloan School of Management and his bachelor’s degree from Harvard University. 

Ethan Mollick

Co-Director of Generative AI Lab, Wharton School

Ethan Mollick, Generative AI Lab Co-Director at Wharton describes how AI agents are about to transform the way we work and how we can benefit.   

Change Agents with Ethan Mollick: How AI agents will reinvent productivity

While 81% of executives stress the importance of secure and trustworthy AI, only 24% of AI projects are secure. Is it ever ok to prioritize innovation over security when it comes to AI? Listen to Chris Thompson, Global Head of IBM X-Force Red, and Moumita Saha, Senior Security Architect at AWS talk about the generative AI attack surfaces, risks and how we can secure AI models.&nbsp;&nbsp; The opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the views of IBM or any other organization or entity.&nbsp;

Chris Thompson is the global head of IBM X-Force Red where he leads a team of experienced hackers who help organizations identify and fix vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers. He recently established X-Force’s AI Security Testing service.

Chris Thompson

Global Head of IBM X-Force Red

With over 11 years of experience in cloud security, financial application management, and transformation projects, I collaborate with global AWS partners to architect cutting-edge security solutions. At AWS, in the past 5+ years I've held pivotal positions, guiding Fortune 500 organizations through secure and compliant cloud migrations. Currently, I focus on the success of AWS global partners with innovative security initiatives leveraging demanding technologies like GenAI. A regular author of technical content and speaker at premier security conferences, I'm also passionate about advocating for women in cybersecurity. Beyond work, I am an outdoor adventure enthusiast, enjoying most of time doing Marathons, skiing, hiking, nature photography, painting and practicing martial arts.

Moumita Saha

Sr Security Partner Solutions Architect, AWS 

With generative AI, comes new security risks and attack surfaces. Learn about how to secure your generative AI models and the risks of deprioritizing security.

Hacking generative AI: Limiting security risk in the age of AI

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