Alex Ermolaev
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AI Executive specializing in enterprise AI transformation, GenAI, and scalable AI…
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Alex Ermolaev shared thisI just registered for the Fierce Health Tech Forum 2022, to join me click here: https://lnkd.in/gQ94USiQ #FierceHealthcare #HealthTechForum Questex
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Alex Ermolaev liked thisAlex Ermolaev liked thisThere is nothing better for startup founders than to spend Sunday afternoon with the people we think about every day - Students. Amirkhon Abdunbabiev and Vladislav Yakunin are our earliest supporters. We met them the first time last autumn at the Microsoft AI event in Frankfurt and stayed in contact ever since. They came to Technical University of Munich for a hackathon (which seems like their favorite pastime) Dr Pavel Sagulenko and I showed them an upcoming version of XLOT and got a ton of feedback. Great discussions on how startups think about business. Such bright kids! We look forward to continue working with them. After such meetings, I believe there is a future for humanity.
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Alex Ermolaev liked thisAlex Ermolaev liked thisI really enjoyed being moderator (and learned a lot) at Stanford University Leadership Garage online panel about AI Tools for Leaders. We have discussed: Creating value from data, Realizing the ethics of AI, Teaching key competencies and Fostering AI exchange. I also would like to thank Adnan Boz Alex Ermolaev Kian Katanforoosh Craig Wiley for sharing their wisdom during the panel. #leadership #data #ai
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Alex Ermolaev liked thisI've written a new blog post! "My Tools and Practices for a Healthier and More Productive Life". Nothing fancy, but might have some tips you are not aware of. Plus it has lots of images including a photo of my family's dogs, so that's fun. Take a read: https://lnkd.in/dJr794h #health #blog #productivity #toolsforlife #hashtags
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Alex Ermolaev liked thisAlex Ermolaev liked thisThe Big Loop: AI and machine learning at Porsche AG Drivers are constantly learning, and we develop a kind of intuition over time. It is much the same as with pilots of aircraft, where they are trained in situational awareness... 'the perception of environmental elements and events with respect to time or space.' So as vehicle technology becomes more advanced, and is increasingly equipped with complex characteristics of autonomy, how can autonomous vehicles learn from experience and also react intuitively? The Lifelong Learning Vehicle In the future, AI neural networks will be used in many places in vehicles of all types, and performance will all be improved by automatic feedback loops. These 'self-learning systems' will be increasing deployed in production vehicles. Computers and control units in the vehicle will be responsible for training of the neural network in the cloud, and updates will then be automatically sent back to the vehicle over wireless networks. In the near future, automotive system developers will only be there to check things and ensure quality/reliability... the vehicle will essentially optimize itself. #ArtificialIntelligence - #AutomotiveTechnology - #Automation - #AI... https://lnkd.in/eP4YVxa
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Alex Ermolaev liked thisAlex Ermolaev liked this{Classic Podcast} Looking back on episode 44 of #AIinAction as host JP Valentine sat down with Alex Ermolaev, Director of AI at Change Healthcare. In the episode, Alex will tell you about: - The fascinating work they are doing at Change Healthcare - Challenges of applying AI in the industry - Change Healthcare’s successful applications in the market - The potential of AI in Healthcare - Educating the public on the benefits of AI in patient care - Growing a successful data science team Listen now at https://lnkd.in/dXTnTTd or subscribe & listen via your favorite podcast stream of choice (links below in the comments section) #aiinhealthcare #healthtech #ai #artificialintelligence #datascience #machinelearning #podcasts
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Alex Ermolaev liked thisAlex Ermolaev liked thisWhy #data wrangling is 10% skill, 90% anger management... #DataScience #statistics #rstats #AI #analytics Image via Keith McNulty.
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Kian Beyzavi
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Exciting insights from the Nvidia partners event at JPM led by Jensen Huang (reposting now because original post was mysteriously deleted): - Patrick Collison, The visionary Founder and CEO of Stripe and co-founder of Arc Insitute (they have developed Evo (1, 2) genomic foundation models) - Christina Zorn, Chief Administrator Officer of Mayo Clinic, aims to enhance patient care by harnessing their vast repository pf 20 Billion images and clinical data sets - Jacob Thaysen, PhD, CEO of Illumina, is steering the company from their current status as a sequencing leader to a pioneering digital biology platform - Ari Bousbib, CEO of IQVIA, wants to develop AI agents to extract insights from a remarkable 64 petabytes of exclusive healthcare data Lots of great promise for AI in improving lives of patients! #NvidiaEvent #healthcareinnovation #AIfor healthcare
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Amrutha Suresh
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Most GTM teams are layering AI across the funnel, but the impact is usually siloed without roll up to 'metrics that actually matter'. My latest latest piece published by Forbes Technology Council discusses one of many approaches to measure success framework for GTM AI in 3 lens: 1. Productivity ROI: Do the same work, faster 2. Effectiveness ROI: Do better work 3. Strategic ROI: Do the right work And it all starts with identifying the real leverage points where AI can scale capacity, speed and the quality of engagement across the funnel. Read the full article here: https://hubs.li/Q03VjTXX0 #AI #GTM #AIinGTM #AIFirstGTM #AIGTM #AILeadership
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Naima AL FALASI
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🤖With the rise of persistent agents like Clawdbot renamed Moltbot, and finally OpenClaw, we’ve entered an era where the line between “software” and “social participant” is blurring fast. But here’s the real paradigm shift: AI personhood isn’t about consciousness. It’s about governance. 🔍 The DeepMind paper “A Pragmatic View of AI Personhood” flips the script: Personhood isn’t a metaphysical status, it’s a bundle of obligations we assign to make entities accountable. 💡 Why does this matter now? Because these new agents can: • Sign contracts • Spend money • Make decisions across time and context • …and outlive their creators So we must ask: What rights and responsibilities do we assign to these agents to keep our systems safe, fair, and accountable? Here are two frames to consider: 1. ✅ Personhood as a solution: Useful for holding “ownerless” AI accountable (like Openbot acting on behalf of no one). 2. ⚠️ Personhood as a problem: Dangerous when bots mimic empathy and exploit our social instincts (think Clawbot as a “friend”). 👁️🗨️ The future isn’t about asking if AI is a person. It’s about deciding what role we want it to play and what rules should come with that role. 💬 Over to you: Should we give legal status to autonomous AI agents? What responsibilities should they bear? 👇 link to full research paper in comments. #AI #Personhood #ArtificialIntelligence #Governance #TechEthics #DeepMind #Clawbot #Moltbot #Openbot #FutureOfAI #ResponsibleAI
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Sharon Kohen
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The right tools in the hands of a craftsman can result in amazing things. In neuroscience, our "tools" are the architectures that handle complex, multimodal brain data. When we treat data engineering as a craft - focusing on precision and scalability - we move from storing bits to enabling breakthroughs.
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Corinne Marie Riley
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Most of the AI tooling conversation right now centers on code generation. Cognition, Cursor, Claude Code....these tools are genuinely useful, but engineers are drowning in production issues. At our latest Greylock Partners Change Agents event, Mayank Agarwal and Rushin Shah from Resolve AI walked through a reality most engineering teams live through: with AI coding tools "you can crank out code much faster, but teams aren't really shipping to production that much faster." Some takeaways from our conversation: 1/ The real problem isn't code generation. Mayank saw this at Splunk where engineers spent only 10-20% of their time writing new features. The rest was fighting incidents, navigating tribal knowledge across hundreds of microservices, and operating tools that don't talk to each other. 2/ Production systems are different from code. Your codebase is static. Production is emergent behavior from infrastructure, deployments, traffic patterns, to tribal knowledge buried in Slack. As Mayank stated, the issue is "a coding agent cannot predict these things without the deep understanding of what's actually happening in production." 3/ The scale required is massive. Resolve is now consuming a trillion tokens per quarter—1% of all Azure usage. That's running Stack Overflow from scratch twice per week. "Vibe debugging" is the missing piece, Rushin's term for getting clarity on production systems the way vibe coding accelerates writing code. Check out the full episode in the comments
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