On this week’s episode, Cathy Hackl and visitor host Lee Kebler discuss concerning the modifications at OpenAI, Roblox’s newest digital style report, what spatial computing is and the way a TikTok make-up pattern could be only a fad or may very well be the long run. Over the weekend, Sam Altman was fired from OpenAI, and loads of tech information and drama unfolded over the previous couple of days. Hackl and Kebler share their ideas on OpenAI, Altman, and why the large winner is Microsoft and the large losers may very well be the customers of OpenAI. The hosts focus on AI governance.
Hackl’s first article within the Harvard Enterprise Overview was simply revealed. She celebrates this milestone and discusses why her article, What Leaders Have to Know About Spatial Computing is about greater than blended actuality. It’s about the way forward for human-computer and human-to-human interplay, and sure, AI is a BIG a part of this modification. Hackl shares a working definition of spatial computing for enterprise leaders. In addition they focus on how this ties into A Wearable World, the free mini-book she co-wrote with TechMagic producer, Lily Snyder.
Lee and Hackl speak about Roblox’s 2023 Digital Expression, Vogue & Magnificence Tendencies Report, its findings associated to self-expression and the way Gen Z makes use of digital style to affect what they put on within the bodily world. In addition they speak about Rokid’s $1B valuation, making it the most recent XR unicorn, in addition to how Spatial (the platform, not the kind of computing) is increasing into UGC gaming, they usually focus on the uncanny valley make-up pattern on TikTok. Say hi there to #robotcore!
Hackl interviews Greg Kahn, CEO at GK Digital Ventures. Khan is an investor and strategic advisor to established and entrepreneurial firms on expertise, rising media, and digital transformation. Kahn can also be the president and CEO at Rising Tech Change.
