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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2025 · 29 MIN

Episode 29 - Can't AI do the Dishes Already with Kellyn Gorman

from Microsoft Community Insights Podcast · host Nicholas Chang

Are we on the verge of having AI do our chores? Join us as we explore this intriguing question with Kellen Gorman, a seasoned AI technologist who has experience in groundbreaking projects across different sectors. Dive into discussions about Kellyn unexpected journey into the AI field, highlighting the critical importance of quality data—from origins in Azure to wildlife conservation efforts with the London Zoological Society. Throughout the episode, Kellyn candidly shares her insights on the ethical implications of AI, the projects currently shaping our interactions with technology, and practical advice for anyone looking to enter the AI landscape. She draws upon her experiences, showcasing how AI can drive positive change while warning against the pitfalls of data poisoning that can sabotage even the most innovative projects. Text Us About the Show

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