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In Case You Missed It in July 2026 (Ep. 1016 with Jon Krohn)

In Case You Missed It in July 2026 (Ep. 1016 with Jon Krohn)

This episode of ICYMI delves into the profound implications of AI, featuring insights from Dr. Cathy O'Neil on algorithmic harm beyond complexity, Ben Todd on career resilience in an AI-automated world, Steve Mock on AI's role in empowering healthcare advocacy, and Dr. Catherine Williams on the enduring significance of deep mathematical understanding for data professionals.

Evals-Driven Development for a Mental Health AI Coach — Akele Reed & Dave Revere, SonderMind

Evals-Driven Development for a Mental Health AI Coach — Akele Reed & Dave Revere, SonderMind

SonderMind's AI mental health coach, Sonder, pioneers an eval-driven development approach balancing effectiveness and safety. This involves a clinical feedback loop turning human therapist insights into machine-readable evaluations, an Ethics Engine with modular, LLM-as-a-judge guardrails for evolving clinical guidelines, and a shift from single-prompt agents to a Supervisor/Executor/Evaluator architecture with human oversight to ensure safety and quality in high-stakes mental health conversations. They also open-source clinically reviewed datasets to foster community safety.

Plenary Talk 3: Challenges and Research Opportunities for Global Hyperscale Services

Plenary Talk 3: Challenges and Research Opportunities for Global Hyperscale Services

This talk provides a comprehensive overview of cellular aging, brain function, and the mechanisms of cognitive decline, particularly focusing on Alzheimer's disease. It delves into the role of various cell types, neural communication, and methods for assessing cognition. The speaker highlights research challenges, the limitations of current pharmacological interventions, and the critical importance of non-pharmacological lifestyle interventions. A significant portion of the discussion is dedicated to the Centre for Brain Research's (CBR) multi-disciplinary efforts in India, including large-scale cohort studies, multimodal data collection, and the development of AI-driven tools and a localized foundation model for the Indian brain to address neurodegeneration.

Women in AI | The Founders & Builders Flipping the Script | Event | Creator's Cut | Mar 2026 | 4K

Women in AI | The Founders & Builders Flipping the Script | Event | Creator's Cut | Mar 2026 | 4K

This Creator's Cut of The AI Space Podcast features women leaders across motorsports, tech staffing, AI design, and MedTech. They discuss actionable strategies for 2026, emphasizing why AI adoption hinges on fitting user workflows, the irreplaceable value of authentic human voice, and the necessity of robust processes for scaling businesses. The panel explores AI's impact on job markets, healthcare, creative industries, and ethical development, offering practical advice for founders and professionals.

The Moonshot Podcast S2, Episode 1: Supercharging Human Health

The Moonshot Podcast S2, Episode 1: Supercharging Human Health

A deep dive into three X moonshot projects—Skip's powered "movewear", Project Iris's journey from smart contact lenses to revolutionizing glucose monitoring, and Verily's mission to enable precision healthcare through AI and comprehensive data aggregation.

The Doctor Is No Longer the Smartest Person in the Room (with Zack Kass)

The Doctor Is No Longer the Smartest Person in the Room (with Zack Kass)

Zack Kass discusses his book, *The Next Renaissance*, emphasizing how abundant AI will reshape human life. He delves into the decreasing correlation between wealth and happiness, attributing it to modern technology, and outlines four principles for thriving in the AI age: "Go Outside," "Learn How to Learn," "Be Human," and "Lead with Optimism." Kass illustrates how AI's cognitive commoditization pushes humanity to value empathy, compassion, and other core human qualities over mere intelligence, using compelling anecdotes from healthcare and personal finance.