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The NeuralPod is an AI podcast interviewing researchers, engineers and founders at frontier labs and frontier startups.
We interview people who have built from zero to one, from research through to growing 9-figure AI start-ups; it's all about peeling back the curtain on the frontier.
Some of our previous guests have come from Booking.com, Expedia, Best Buy, Criteo, Amazon, Cohere, ByteDance, Google and Nebius. Episodes cover agentic AI, LLM evals, sovereign AI, AGI and recursive self-improvement, search, and AI for science, along with lessons on careers, leadership and hiring trends behind the work.
Companion newsletter: The Neural Preprint on LinkedIn.
Guest and partnership enquiries: Chris@neuralrec.ai
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Güncelleme sıklığı:
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Ortalama ses uzunluğu:
55 minutes
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Video podcast'i
ingilizce
Amerika Birleşik Devletleri
23 bölüm
29 Temmuz 2024beri
episodic
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What does sovereign AI really mean for the UK? Adie Holt of Cosine explains why the company is building Lumen Sovereign, a British large language model trained on the Isambard AI supercomputer in Bristol, and what the country needs to stay in the AI race.
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How do you take agentic AI in the enterprise from pilot to production, and where does it deliver a measurable return? Darminder Singh, Director of AI at HCLTech, explains where AI agents create value and why process, culture and people often matter more than the technology.
In this episode of The N…
Why do AI agents like OpenClaw need observability, and how can you see what yours is actually doing? Vivek Chand explains how he built ClawMetry, an open source observability dashboard for OpenClaw, and why visibility matters once agents can act on your computer.
In this episode of The NeuralPod, C…
Would you clone your voice and personality with AI so your stories could outlive you? Kate Ivanova, cofounder of Pantio, explains how the company builds digital personas from deep voice cloning and memory, and the ethical questions that come with them.
In this episode of The NeuralPod, Christopher …
How is AI changing genetics, drug discovery and gene editing? Artem Elmuratov of Nebius explains where DNA models, AlphaFold and agentic tools such as CRISPR GPT already help scientists, and what still holds the field back.
In this episode of The NeuralPod, Christopher talks with Artem about his pa…
What does it mean to treat every decision as a prediction, and how should leaders and governments prepare for artificial general intelligence (AGI)? Keith Dear, CEO and cofounder of Cassi, explains how forecasting science can make strategy measurable, and why he thinks the UK is not yet taking AGI …
How will AI shopping agents change ecommerce, product recommendation and advertising? Alberto Lumbreras of Criteo explains what agents need from retailers and their catalogues, and why he sees unique data, not models, as the real competitive moat.
In this episode of The NeuralPod, Christopher talks…
What does it take to build AI that legal teams will trust? Michal Klos, cofounder of Lex AI, explains how his team turns a constant flow of regulatory change into a searchable legal radar, with human review before anything is published.
In this episode of The NeuralPod, Christopher talks with Micha…
Could replacing organs, rather than curing ageing directly, be the faster route to longer lives, and how far can AI help? In Part 2 of AI and Longevity, Alexey Strygin, a cofounder of Viva City, discusses organ replacement research, the case for a city built around longevity science and the AI Agen…
How do you build a deepfake detector that journalists can trust? Danijela Horak, who led an AI research team at BBC Research and Development (R&D) at the time of recording, explains how her team approached deepfake detection, language models and responsible AI at a news organisation where trust…
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