DELTA DIALOG
DELTA DIALOG is a series of discussions and interviews on AI and technology as in its development, usage in different sectors and industries, and how it engages or better said changes the world.Together with experts from diverse industries, the show explores many perspectives regarding AI and technology that has everyday implications around the world.
RECENT EPISODES
Apr 19, 2024
Flying Cars - Part 2 - with Chuck Martin and David Wood
Exploring electric aerial vehicles' impact, we dissect logistics and privacy concerns. Host Emir Mustafa and co-host David Wood, joined by guest Chuck Martin, tackle regulations, supply chains, and future travel implications, shedding light on this transformative technology in the second part of the conversation on Flying Cars.
Further Reading:
- Has GenAI disappointed or just landed at the peak of inflated expectations?
- A Q&A with ChatGPT sheds light on how AI works in healthcare
- AI’s hidden surprises
Flying Cars - Part 2 - with Chuck Martin and David Wood
Exploring electric aerial vehicles' impact, we dissect logistics and privacy concerns. Host Emir Mustafa and co-host David Wood, joined by guest Chuck Martin, tackle regulations, supply chains, and future travel implications, shedding light on this transformative technology in the second part of the conversation on Flying Cars.
Further Reading:
- Has GenAI disappointed or just landed at the peak of inflated expectations?
- A Q&A with ChatGPT sheds light on how AI works in healthcare
- AI’s hidden surprises
Apr 12, 2024
Flying Cars - with Chuck Martin and David Wood
This episode explores the Electric Aerial Vehicle Revolution with host Emir Mustafa, commentator David Wood, and author of “Flying Vehicles” Chuck Martin. Tune in for insights on transforming travel as they discuss the pivotal technological advancements that bring flying cars and air taxis closer to daily reality.
Further Reading:
- Has GenAI disappointed or just landed at the peak of inflated expectations?
- A Q&A with ChatGPT sheds light on how AI works in healthcare
- AI’s hidden surprises
Flying Cars - with Chuck Martin and David Wood
This episode explores the Electric Aerial Vehicle Revolution with host Emir Mustafa, commentator David Wood, and author of “Flying Vehicles” Chuck Martin. Tune in for insights on transforming travel as they discuss the pivotal technological advancements that bring flying cars and air taxis closer to daily reality.
Further Reading:
- Has GenAI disappointed or just landed at the peak of inflated expectations?
- A Q&A with ChatGPT sheds light on how AI works in healthcare
- AI’s hidden surprises
Mar 29, 2024
Bridging Bytes and Biology - with Richard Dasselaar and David Wood
In today’s episode on the Delta Dialog, we investigate the ethical considerations Asimov's laws provoke, the game-changing AI technologies on the horizon for healthcare, the critical role of interdisciplinary partnerships, and the pressing need for a new breed of professionals adept in both AI and medical sciences.
Further Reading:
- ML revives faltering drug discovery by using data to decode biology
- AI and Computational Biology
- ‘Effective’ is just as important as being ‘right’ in medical AI governance
Bridging Bytes and Biology - with Richard Dasselaar and David Wood
In today’s episode on the Delta Dialog, we investigate the ethical considerations Asimov's laws provoke, the game-changing AI technologies on the horizon for healthcare, the critical role of interdisciplinary partnerships, and the pressing need for a new breed of professionals adept in both AI and medical sciences.
Further Reading:
- ML revives faltering drug discovery by using data to decode biology
- AI and Computational Biology
- ‘Effective’ is just as important as being ‘right’ in medical AI governance
Mar 22, 2024
AI’s cyclical journey - with Gil Press and David Wood
In today’s episode on the Delta Dialog, we look into the cyclical nature of AI's progress, the evolving public perception, the critical role of international cooperation, and the invaluable lessons from past setbacks.
Further Reading:
- Big Data, DL, neural networks all came into their own in the 2010s
- AI’s 80-year history offers tantalizing glimpses of its future course
- Artificial Intelligence and Medicine
AI’s cyclical journey - with Gil Press and David Wood
In today’s episode on the Delta Dialog, we look into the cyclical nature of AI's progress, the evolving public perception, the critical role of international cooperation, and the invaluable lessons from past setbacks.
Further Reading:
- Big Data, DL, neural networks all came into their own in the 2010s
- AI’s 80-year history offers tantalizing glimpses of its future course
- Artificial Intelligence and Medicine
Mar 15, 2024
Finding the balance with AI - with Richard Dasselaar and David Wood
In today’s episode on the Delta Dialog, we look into the nuances of achieving a balance, highlighting key considerations in AI governance, impactful elements of the EU's AI Act for healthcare, and real-world instances where prioritizing effectiveness over mere accuracy proves pivotal in advancing medical AI solutions.
Further Reading:
- ‘Effective’ is just as important as being ‘right’ in medical AI governance
- Far from being amazing, Sora seems unable to handle the truth
- AI Apps in the Pharma Industry: Getting the Balance Right
Finding the balance with AI - with Richard Dasselaar and David Wood
In today’s episode on the Delta Dialog, we look into the nuances of achieving a balance, highlighting key considerations in AI governance, impactful elements of the EU's AI Act for healthcare, and real-world instances where prioritizing effectiveness over mere accuracy proves pivotal in advancing medical AI solutions.
Further Reading:
- ‘Effective’ is just as important as being ‘right’ in medical AI governance
- Far from being amazing, Sora seems unable to handle the truth
- AI Apps in the Pharma Industry: Getting the Balance Right
Mar 08, 2024
Misconceptions and AI - with Gil Press and David Wood
In today’s episode on the Delta Dialog, we delve into misconceptions and AI that range from overestimating AI's capabilities and misunderstanding the historical development process, to confusing AI with automation.
Further Reading:
- Big Data, DL, neural networks all came into their own in the 2010s
- AI will never become AGI because it will never become wholly human
- AI’s 80-year history offers tantalizing glimpses of its future course
Misconceptions and AI - with Gil Press and David Wood
In today’s episode on the Delta Dialog, we delve into misconceptions and AI that range from overestimating AI's capabilities and misunderstanding the historical development process, to confusing AI with automation.
Further Reading:
- Big Data, DL, neural networks all came into their own in the 2010s
- AI will never become AGI because it will never become wholly human
- AI’s 80-year history offers tantalizing glimpses of its future course
Feb 26, 2024
In Silico Oncology - with Georgios S. Stamatakos
In today’s presentation on In Silico Oncology, prof. Georgios delves into the power of computational technologies in the medical field. This talk highlights the advancements in in silico models that are revolutionizing cancer research, offering unprecedented insights into tumor growth, treatment responses, and patient outcomes.
Further Reading:
- In silico medicine’s landmark developments
- In-silico medicine: a new paradigm in modern healthcare emerges in Greece
- AI supercharges biomarker-driven clinical trials, raises accuracy, success
In Silico Oncology - with Georgios S. Stamatakos
In today’s presentation on In Silico Oncology, prof. Georgios delves into the power of computational technologies in the medical field. This talk highlights the advancements in in silico models that are revolutionizing cancer research, offering unprecedented insights into tumor growth, treatment responses, and patient outcomes.
Further Reading:
- In silico medicine’s landmark developments
- In-silico medicine: a new paradigm in modern healthcare emerges in Greece
- AI supercharges biomarker-driven clinical trials, raises accuracy, success
Feb 18, 2024
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Provably safe AGI, with Steve Omohundro
AI systems have become more powerful in the last few years, and are expected to become even more powerful in the years ahead. The question naturally arises: what, if anything, should humanity be doing to increase the likelihood that these forthcoming powerful systems will be safe, rather than destructive?
Provably safe AGI, with Steve Omohundro
AI systems have become more powerful in the last few years, and are expected to become even more powerful in the years ahead. The question naturally arises: what, if anything, should humanity be doing to increase the likelihood that these forthcoming powerful systems will be safe, rather than destructive?
Feb 09, 2024
“Governments for AI” webinar part 3 - discussion
In the second part of our discussion on the webinar we explore key measures that governments can take to ensure the safety of AI. By addressing these aspects, we find that when governments contribute to fostering an AI landscape, it not only thrives on innovation but also upholds ethical principles, accountability, and global cooperation.
Shifeng Wang
Jeffrey Lee Funk
Patrick Glauner
Ivana Bartoletti
Richard Dasselaar
Anthony A. Abad
Emir Mustafa IslerFurther Reading:
- For better or for worse, governments play a crucial role in AI governance
- AI demands new legal framework for global economic governance
- AI governance calls for adaptability, flexibility, not one-size-fits-all
“Governments for AI” webinar part 3 - discussion
In the second part of our discussion on the webinar we explore key measures that governments can take to ensure the safety of AI. By addressing these aspects, we find that when governments contribute to fostering an AI landscape, it not only thrives on innovation but also upholds ethical principles, accountability, and global cooperation.
Shifeng WangJeffrey Lee FunkPatrick GlaunerIvana BartolettiRichard DasselaarAnthony A. AbadEmir Mustafa Isler- For better or for worse, governments play a crucial role in AI governance
- AI demands new legal framework for global economic governance
- AI governance calls for adaptability, flexibility, not one-size-fits-all
Feb 02, 2024
“Governments for AI” webinar part 2 - discussion
Navigating the delicate balance between fostering innovation and addressing potential risks, governments play a crucial role in shaping the responsible development and deployment of AI technologies. Listen with us as we discuss the importance of the role governments play in the AI industry.
Shifeng WangJeffrey Lee FunkPatrick GlaunerIvana BartolettiRichard DasselaarAnthony A. AbadEmir Mustafa IslerFurther Reading:
- Sluggish AI adoption is depressingly reminiscent of past flops
- Flaws in Brazil’s AI bill are microcosm of world’s AI governance dilemma
- Open letter: EU’s AI Act must not exclude regulation of foundation models
“Governments for AI” webinar part 2 - discussion
Navigating the delicate balance between fostering innovation and addressing potential risks, governments play a crucial role in shaping the responsible development and deployment of AI technologies. Listen with us as we discuss the importance of the role governments play in the AI industry.
Shifeng WangJeffrey Lee FunkPatrick GlaunerIvana BartolettiRichard DasselaarAnthony A. AbadEmir Mustafa Isler- Sluggish AI adoption is depressingly reminiscent of past flops
- Flaws in Brazil’s AI bill are microcosm of world’s AI governance dilemma
- Open letter: EU’s AI Act must not exclude regulation of foundation models
CAST
Host and editor
Emir Mustafa Isler
Emir Mustafa Isler
Commentator
David Wood
David Wood
Social media editor
Yixin Sui
Yixin Sui
Art director
Xiaoyan Xu
Xiaoyan Xu
Schedule planner
Kim Taylor
Kim Taylor
Technical support
Yibiao Peng
Yibiao Peng
Producer
Shifeng Wang
Shifeng Wang
Media support
