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The AI Podcast with Fexingo: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Modern AI Models
by Fexingo
Lucas and Luna cut through the hype around artificial intelligence to focus on what actually works: the models, the data, the business cases. Each episode starts with a specific AI milestone — a new model release from OpenAI, Google DeepMind, or Anthropic; a landmark paper on transformer architectures; a real-world deployment of machine learning in logistics, healthcare, or finance — and then they trace its implications for companies and investors. Lucas brings the journalistic rigor: he digs into benchmark scores, training costs, inference latency, and the regulatory filings that reveal how AI is changing industries. Luna challenges him with the human side: which jobs get augmented, which workflows break, and how executives should think about their own data strategy. They don't guess — they cite actual earnings transcripts, published research, and patent filings. Whether they're debating the economics of foundation models, the ethics of synthetic data, or the geopolitics of chip suppl
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Lucas and Luna cut through the hype around artificial intelligence to focus on what actually works: the models, the data, the business cases. Each episode starts with a specific AI milestone — a new model release from OpenAI, Google DeepMind, or Anthropic; a landmark paper on transformer architectures; a real-world deployment of machine learning in logistics, healthcare, or finance — and then they trace its implications for companies and investors. Lucas brings the journalistic rigor: he digs into benchmark scores, training costs, inference latency, and the regulatory filings that reveal how AI is changing industries. Luna challenges him with the human side: which jobs get augmented, which workflows break, and how executives should think about their own data strategy. They don't guess — they cite actual earnings transcripts, published research, and patent filings. Whether they're debating the economics of foundation models, the ethics of synthetic data, or the geopolitics of chip suppl
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