How can AI transform behavioral health, improving outcomes for both clinicians and patients? In this episode, we welcome Samuel Jefroykin, the co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Eleos Health, to discuss the transformative potential of AI in behavioral health care. Samuel is renowned as a forward-thinking leader at the intersection of healthcare and technology. Eleos Health is a trailblazer in the behavioral health space, leveraging cutting-edge AI technology to streamline clinical documentation and uncover valuable insights. In our conversation, Samuel shares his journey from studying mathematics in Paris to advancing mental health care through cutting-edge technology. He delves into how AI-driven scribing tools are revolutionizing therapy documentation, the role of augmented intelligence in clinician workflows, and the challenges of ensuring data privacy in healthcare environments. We explore the importance of augmented intelligence in supporting human expertise rather than replacing it, the role of clinical expertise in training AI systems for better real-world applications, and how tools like ChatGPT have reshaped perceptions of AI across industries. Join us to learn about the intersection of AI and behavioral health and what the future holds for this rapidly evolving field with Samuel Jefroykin. Tune in now!

Key Points From This Episode:

• His journey from studying mathematics in Paris to leading AI innovation at Eleos Health.
• Why the founders chose to focus on improving behavioral and mental healthcare.
• How Eleos Health leverages AI to reduce the administrative burden in healthcare.
• Hear about the impact of AI-driven scribe tools on therapy documentation.
• Find out about the company's holistic approach to developing its technology.
• Explore how tools like ChatGPT have shifted user perceptions of AI.
• Hear how Eleos Health was able to overcome adoption barriers to its technology.
• Learn about the difference between augmented intelligence and artificial intelligence.
• Data privacy and security at Eleos Health: policies, technologies, and best practices.
• Samuel shares his vision for the future of AI in enhancing workflows.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Samuel Jefroykin on LinkedIn

Eleos Health

ChatGPT

Adam Granoff on LinkedIn

Dave Castellani on LinkedIn

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Governance is a topic that is creeping up on people and a lot of folks don’t know what to do. Guru Sethupathy, CEO and co-founder of Fairnow, joins us today to explore the intricacies of AI governance: why it is important, different ways to approach it, and why AI without human intervention is a dangerous game. Listen in to Guru’s take on technological developments, the AI loop, and centralization through governance. He also shares six pillars that underpin the understanding of governance at FairNow and identifies some key challenges that accompany Gen AI. Through the story of creating FairNow, Guru shares its essential function for companies along with its subtle shifting focus from AI governance and compliance to using AI for governance and compliance. In closing, we discuss the emerging leadership roles necessary for successful AI governance and why choosing the right people is key. Tune in today to hear all this and more.

Key Points From This Episode:

• Introducing Guru Sethupathy, co-founder and CEO of FairNow.
• Why the topic of governance is so pertinent.
• Observability: why it is important and the different ways to approach it.
• Two lenses through which Guru views technological developments that threaten human roles.
• Why it is risky to remove humans from the AI loop as illustrated by self-driving cars.
• The problem of decentralized governance.
• Six pillars that make up the framework of great governance at FairNow.
• Additional challenges that have come with the arrival of Gen AI.
• The shifting goals at FairNow: from AI governance and compliance to AI for governance and compliance.
• Balancing the mix of uses for AI.
• Why it is so important to have the right leader or combination of leaders in an organization.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Guru Sethupathy on LinkedIn
FairNow
Jira
Confluence
Dan Giannone on LinkedIn

Adam Granoff on LinkedIn

Dave Castellani on LinkedIn

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As identity theft becomes more common thanks to the accessibility of modern technology, the need to protect ourselves against such threats grows ever stronger. Nametag, Inc. is doing its best to boost cybersecurity by providing ready-to-use solutions for self-service account recovery and automated helpdesk verification, and today we are joined by its CEO, Aaron Painter. Aaron begins with his company’s unique value proposition before defining “deep fakes” and explaining how it affects identity. Then, we examine Nametag’s approach to data, why and how it prioritizes privacy, the extent of global identity schemes and infringements, and how Nametag manages to stay ahead of evolving threats. We also discuss how to identify and avoid bad actors, why we all need to keep a close eye on healthcare, how to protect ourselves against the ingenuity of modern threats, and the future of cybersecurity as seen by Aaron.

Key Points From This Episode:

• Nametag, Inc. CEO, Aaron Painter explains his work and how he goes about it.
• His elevator pitch for Nametag.
• Nametag’s unique value proposition and how it’s capturing the market as a result.
• Defining “deep fakes”, how it impacts identity, and how Nametag eases this pain point.
• Nametag’s approach to data, and its philosophy on data protection and privacy.
• Understanding the scale of global identity infringement attacks.
• How to identify bad actors and avoid becoming a victim.
• The way Nametag constantly improves its systems to stay ahead of evolving threats.
• Aaron’s thoughts on the future of cybersecurity.
• Why healthcare is a common site for attacks, and why it needs to be closely monitored.
• Tips for protecting yourself against identity schemes and other online threats.
• How Nametag is setting itself up for future success; a peak into its 5-year plan.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Aaron Painter

Aaron Painter on LinkedIn

Aaron Painter on X

Nametag, Inc.

Adam Granoff on LinkedIn

Dave Castellani on LinkedIn

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As technology evolves at blinding speeds, so too does the world of cybersecurity. But is online security keeping up with the demands of this digital age? Today we are joined by Bruce Schneier, a public-interest technologist working at the intersection of security, technology, and people. Known as the “security guru”, Bruce has written over twelve books and hundreds of articles, essays, and academic papers, and he joins us today to share his thoughts on the current state of online security. We learn about Bruce’s professional background and interests before diving into the biggest security threats and challenges that business leaders face today. We unpack the role of AI in cybersecurity, where cryptography fits in, why national cybersecurity vulnerabilities are a bigger concern than many realize, and the role of new technology in building or breaking trust in this digital age. We end by examining the possible future of digital rights management, and Bruce shares some helpful advice for all Chief Information Officers to keep top-of-mind.

Key Points From This Episode:

• Bruce Schneier details his professional background and interests.
• Why he prioritizes privacy in his downtime.
• The biggest security threats and challenges that businesses face today.
• How AI has influenced online security protocols, and the role of cryptography.
• The way cryptography has evolved, and what business leaders should be paying attention to.
• Understanding the role of cryptography in identifying deep fakes.
• Why everyday citizens should be more concerned about national cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
• How new technology in this digital age can either help to build trust or break it.
• Bruce shares his thoughts on the future of digital rights management.
• What keeps him up at night, how he processes these thoughts, and
• His final words of advice for all CIOs.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Bruce Schneier

Bruce Schneier on X

Bruce Schneier Books on Amazon

Schneier on Security

Harvard Kennedy School

Solid Project

Tim Berners-Lee

Adam Granoff on LinkedIn

Nishit Sadhwani on LinkedIn

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Are you prepared for the sweeping changes AI will bring to your organization? In this episode, we welcome back Roxane Googin to unpack the ins and outs of generative AI and how organizations need to prepare for the inevitable grip of the technology. Roxane is a renowned authority on macroeconomic technology trends and the Chief Futurist at Group 11; a prominent FinTech investor in Silicon Valley. Roxane’s bold predictions, including the internet boom and the rise of smartphones and cloud computing, have solidified her reputation as a leading futurist in the industry. In our conversation, we unpack why some companies will not make it through the AI revolution, the pitfalls of generative AI, and why generative AI is not good for solving the ‘mushy middle’ problems. Explore the potential role of AI in cybersecurity, the evolution of the technology and AI landscape, how organizations need to adapt to the new era of business, and why smaller companies will become the norm. Gain insights into the fundamentals of harnessing data for AI effectively, why data storage is becoming a problem, how AI can help with Climate Change solutions, and more. Tune in and discover how to navigate the future of technology and business with Roxane Googin!

Key Points From This Episode:

• Roxane explains the pros and cons of AI for small and large businesses.
• Learn about the best and most successful use cases of generative AI.
• Ways leaders can encourage the adoption of AI within their organizations.
• The evolution of the tech industry and why you cannot rely on traditional systems.
• What advantages small businesses have over large corporations in the AI era.
• Discover how AI opens the door for disruptive and innovative startups.
• Data fundamentals and how companies should approach managing their data.
• Hear about the market gaps and opportunities the problem of storage offers.
• She shares her perspective on Climate Change and how AI can help.
• Final takeaways and game-changing technology on the horizon.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Roxane Googin Bio

Group 11

Episode 10: Roxane Googin Predicts the Future of AI

Link Capital Partners

High Tech Observer

Hammerspace

Adam Granoff on LinkedIn

Dave Castellani on LinkedIn

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Advances in AI, machine learning, and other technologies have dramatically accelerated the pace of change. In recent years, the convergence of technology and healthcare has led to groundbreaking advancements, especially in supporting children with autism. In today's episode, you'll hear from Darryl Agostinelli, Chief Technology Officer at The New England Center for Children (NECC), where he spearheads initiatives in IT infrastructure, automation, and cybersecurity at NECC. In this episode, he explains how NECC is leveraging technology to build a global network of educators, researchers, and programs aimed at helping individuals with autism lead fuller lives. Join us as we explore the impact of AI on enhancing autism services for kids and delve into futuristic-sounding concepts like technological singularity, superconductivity, quantum supercomputing, and more!

Key Points From This Episode:

• An introduction to Darryl, his passions for both work and play, and his role at NECC.
• Insight into NECC’s ACE (Autism Curriculum Encyclopedia) ABA Software System.
• How AI will augment NECC’s programs and educational tools.
• Defining “the singularity” and why it’s important for everyone to understand.
• The risk introduced by singularity and its impact on the world around us.
• Some of the implications and applications of superconductivity.
• Quantum supercomputers: what are they and what problems can they solve?
• Reasons that Darryl remains optimistic about technological innovation.
• The concerning impact that AI could have on our critical reasoning skills.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Darryl Agostinelli

Darryl Agostinelli on LinkedIn

Darryl Agostinelli on GitHub

The New England Center for Children

The Singularity is Near

Google Brain

Adam Granoff on LinkedIn

Dave Castellani on LinkedIn

Deep Takes, Not Fakes

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How can we integrate AI into an organization’s overall strategy to maximize its benefits? In this episode, we continue our deeper takes conversations with guest host Nishit Sadhwani, Corporate Vice President at New York Life Insurance Company, to discuss how the rapid development of generative AI is impacting businesses and the role of CIOs and entrepreneurs in driving innovation. We unpack how AI is disrupting the business landscape – from start-ups to large enterprise organizations – and its impact on innovation, competition and organizational structure, before taking a closer look at how to embrace AI tools for enhanced productivity. Our conversation also investigates the entrepreneurial opportunities created by AI, why larger companies should consider strategic partnerships with startups to accelerate innovation, and much more. For a deep dive into our perspectives on driving innovation and how CIOs and entrepreneurs should be integrating AI for maximum benefit, be sure to tune in!

Key Points From This Episode:

• How CIOs should approach AI integration for maximum benefits.
• CIOs' leadership role in demystifying technology for business use.
• How AI democratizes power and empowers individuals.
• An overview of the entrepreneurial opportunities created by AI.
• Challenges that entrepreneurs are going to face in the new world of AI.
• Ways that AI will generate faster innovation and greater competition.
• Why disruption is inevitable: the importance of businesses’ willingness to pivot.
• Adapting business models to leverage AI technologies and stay competitive.
• How organizations need to rethink their partnerships.
• Expected radical changes in how tech organizations are structured due to AI.
• AI’s impact on the workforce, collaboration, and automation.
• Embracing AI tools to enhance productivity and stay ahead of the competition.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Nishit Sadhwani on LinkedIn

Nishit Sadhwani on X

New York Life Insurance Company

Episode – Deeper Takes 1 with Nishit Sadhwani: Balancing Innovation and Risk

Episode – Deeper Takes 2 with Nishit Sadhwani: Unlocking the Power of Data

Elon Musk

Adam Granoff on LinkedIn

Dave Castellani on LinkedIn

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Ever wondered what it takes to navigate the dynamic world of tech investing? In this episode, we sit down with Maria Palma to unpack tech investing, AI, and crypto. Maria is a seasoned investor and business leader with a diverse background spanning venture capital, entrepreneurship, and engineering. As a General Partner at Kindred Capital, Maria plays a role in shaping the technology landscape. Kindred Capital is not just a venture capital firm; it's a community of visionaries, innovators, and trailblazers. With a focus on technology and entrepreneurship, Kindred Capital is dedicated to nurturing innovation and driving meaningful change in the startup ecosystem. In our conversation, we explore why companies are hesitant to embrace AI and the advantages it offers both startups and larger enterprises. Dive deep into whether AI will render software developers obsolete and uncover the nuances between regulated and unregulated cryptocurrencies. Maria also talks about the potential intersection of AI and crypto, navigating the technology hype-cycle, the technology sectors she is investing in, the best use cases of AI for enterprise, and much more! Join us as we delve into the dynamic world of technology investing, AI, and cryptocurrency through the lens of a veteran investor, Maria Palma!

Key Points From This Episode:

• Background about Maria and her passion for technology.

• What she thinks is the most exciting technology to investors.

• Her approach to identifying what AI-based technology is investable.

• Examples of the type of companies she has invested in.

• Ways AI is shaking up the enterprise and investment landscape.

• The six areas of AI she is focusing her investment efforts on.

• AI code generation and its role in software development.

• Cryptocurrencies and why people should be paying attention to them.

• Discover the potential intersection of AI and cryptocurrencies.

• Why understanding a company’s problems is essential for AI adoption.

• Reasons why she finds small and medium-sized businesses compelling.

• Maria shares advice for budding crypto investors.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Maria Palma on LinkedIn

Kindred Capital

Adam Granoff on LinkedIn

Dave Castellani on LinkedIn

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