Summary
AI is “auto-complete on steroids” – it’s read so much of what’s on the internet and consumed any data you care to feed it, so that it can predict with remarkable statistical accuracy the answer to a question you pose, or the quickest way to organize that presentation you need to make to the boss.
That’s because it knows how data and ideas are related to each other, explains Josh Bachynski, who translates in layman’s terms how AI works as handily as he designs and reverse-engineers it. In this episode, Bachynski breaks down some of the basics of AI, from how it works and why it sometimes gets “dumber” over time to the jobs it will and won’t replace.
HOST: Doug Thompson, chief education architect, Tanium GUEST: Josh Bachynski, founder, SEO AGI
Show notes
For more info on the best ways to integrate AI into your organization – and get the most out of AI cybersecurity – check out our articles in Focal Point, Tanium’s award-winning online cyber news magazine, and these other useful resources.
- 4 Critical Leadership Priorities in the AI Era | Focal Point
- AI vs. Humans: Why SecOps May (Not) Be the Next Battleground | Focal Point
- Preventing AI Bias Starts at the Top – Just Ask These Female Chief AI Officers | Focal Point
- The 3 Biggest GenAI Threats (Plus 1 Other Risk) and How to Fend Them Off | Focal Point
- Ultimate Guide to AI Cybersecurity: Benefits, Risks, and Rewards | Tanium
- 8 Stages of the AI “Emotional Rollercoaster” | Tanium
- 3 Considerations to Make Sure Your AI Is Actually Intelligent | Tanium
- Doug’s “career dissipation light” reference dates back to 1991’s Backdraft, and this mike-drop moment from Billy Baldwin
Transcript
The following interview has been edited for clarity.
“Stuff is going to explode and take off and there's so many opportunities for first-mover advantage. If you are the first people who do it, the first people who try it, the first people who have mastered it, there's so much advantage. Anyone young, they should be playing with AI like crazy, because this is going to be their job and their life moving forward.”Josh Bachynski, founder, SEO AGI
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