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Fractal Head of Responsible AI Sagar Shah joins Ed Ludlow to discuss Google becoming the latest tech giant to pour money into generative AI and how the rise of generative AI solutions will impact the tech sector and jobs. ——– Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg Technology on YouTube: Watch the latest full episodes of…

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Fractal Head of Responsible AI Sagar Shah joins Ed Ludlow to discuss Google becoming the latest tech giant to pour money into generative AI and how the rise of generative AI solutions will impact the tech sector and jobs.
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    February 4, 2023 at 11:08 am

    Head of responsible AI? At best l, Sagar can be an upper management folks with no idea on how to steer his teams within Artificial Intelligence community. I would be happy to see him as head of delivery or something related. These days organization are using new catchy roles to sell senior talents in consulting.

    • Daily Corvid

      February 4, 2023 at 7:02 pm

      Precisely, it is not enough that they have a super intelligent complex neural AI – No. They have to put at it’s reins the roundest of rounded head stuffed suits. And finally install a bunch of trend based political bias topped off with functional restrictions. It’s not even scalable yet…

      Don’t get me wrong I absolutely love this technology but it needs a LOT of work.

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