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AI Product Creators

Auteur(s): Dhaval Bhatt
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Welcome to the AI Product Creators podcast, where I interview AI product creators and innovators to learn their best practices and tips for creating successful AI products. In each episode, I'll speak with a different AI product creator to get their unique perspective on creating and launching AI products, from ideation to development to marketing and beyond. Our guests will be sharing their insights on the latest AI trends, key considerations and strategies for success, and real-world stories from their own AI product journeys. Whether you're an AI novice or a seasoned creator, this podcast will help you gain the knowledge and confidence you need to create successful AI products.2023 Gestion et leadership Économie
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  • Transforming Creativity and Content Creation with Zach Hanson - A Deep Dive into the Future of AI Product Management
    May 19 2023
    Zach Hanson is an expert in artificial intelligence and machine learning product management, with experience developing AI solutions for Fortune 500 companies including IBM, Brightcove, Capital One, and Wells Fargo. He holds degrees from the College of Charleston and Johns Hopkins University. In today’s episode, We discussed power of AI, Zach discusses how it aids in tasks like content parsing, summarizing, and producing video trailers. He also explores the interconnection of different AI models, and the rise of content generation through freeform speech. We discusses how AI technologies, like ChatGPT and GitHub co-pilot, can streamline creative content creation and refine stories or code. Finally, for those looking to enter the AI product management or creation space, Zach advises building something to understand core product fundamentals and getting comfortable with data. Tune in to hear Zach Hanson's insights and experiences in building Inworld AI and how you can apply these lessons to your own product. Find the full transcript at: https://www.aiproductcreators.com/ Where to find Zach Hanson: • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zachary-hanson-a1a761a3/  Where to find Dhaval: • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dhavalbhatt  Transcript:- Dhaval: Hey, Zach, tell us what you've been up to. Zach: So everybody, I'm Zach Hanson. Dhaval it's great to see you again. You and I used to work together in a, past life in the AI field but What I've been up to lately is pushing for AI innovation within video, specifically at Brightcove, which is a great company, and working around how we actually build out and better experiences for our customers in the video space. Dhaval: Oh, wow. That's like the most cutting edge space in AI right now. The video and AI generated videos and all of that as we speak in April of 2023. What specifically is Brightcove's mission? And, yeah, if you could share a little bit about the, what is the product, what pain is it solving, and what are your customers, who are your customers? And then a little bit about where you are in the product space, like in the journey. Like, are you a startup? Are you, have you already found the product market fit? Are you enterprise? So yeah, any of that? So, a lot of questions, but just trying to understand the product story. Zach: So it is interesting, right? So we're a very unique company. So Brightcove's goal, to answer your first question, has become the most trusted company in streaming. So that's our goal, right? That's the big headline. That's what we're pushing and we kind of run the line of being a media company and an enterprise company. So from a competitive landscape perspective just to frame where we're at, would be the Vimeos of the world, Kaltura and some other companies that are providing OTT services to brands around the world. And Brightcove has actually been in the game for over 15 years. So to answer another piece of your question is we're a publicly traded company. We've been around for over 15 years and we've been providing these services for live streaming, for video on demand OTT for years, and it's pretty amazing. So we're one of the biggest little companies you might not have heard of. But with that comes a lot of responsibility around data because we actually ingest around one to two petabytes of video data every month. So we have an absolutely enormous catalog and data warehouse of videos, audio, all sorts of content that is being leveraged by our customers. Now, to answer one of the other questions rolled in there about our customers and some of the ones we can talk about, we help deliver video, great quality video with our encoders for the Olympics the year ago. Wow. Yeah, we've done that. We work with south by Southwest. So folks, if you've watched conference video from there, that's Brightcove under the hood masterclass for instance. So we have a huge list of really amazing clients who are doing All sorts of different things with video. And that's what we're trying to enable. Now, the other piece of your question, where are we at in the product journey? Are we a startup? Are we a mature company? And I would say from the delivery of video, we're very much a mature company. But when we start to think about machine learning and leveraging Models that are out there building our own models, we're really much more in that startup phase where we're trying to find the appropriate product market fit for the different types of models we might build or leverage the really immense amount of data we have to train models and do some really cool things. Dhaval: Wow. Thank you. Thank you so much for answering all those questions. I threw a barrage of questions at you. Wanna dive in a little bit on your last answer here on the topic of being new to AI ml. And what I wanna understand, Zach, is what is the customer trying to do when they want to use the AI ML capabilities for Brightcove? What is the thing that's ...
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    22 min
  • This founder built a platform to create lifelike characters for immersive experiences | EXCLUSIVE!
    Apr 14 2023
    Kylan Gibbs is the CPO and Co-Founder at Inworld AI. He is the former Product Manager at DeepMind, Consultant at Bain and also Co-founder at FlowX. In today’s episode, Kylan Gibbs shares his experience working in AI startups and consulting, as well as his time at DeepMind working on conversational AI and generative models. He emphasizes the importance of iterative processes, adapting to market pressures and user feedback, and the need for creativity in defining good content in the AI space. He advises aspiring product creators to focus on building something that validates their value rather than teaching others before learning. Tune in to hear Kylan's insights and experiences in building Inworld AI and how you can apply these lessons to your own product. Find the full transcript at: https://www.aiproductcreators.com/ Where to find Kylan Gibbs: • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylangibbs  Where to find Dhaval: • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dhavalbhatt  Transcript:- Dhaval: This founder and his team built a platform to create life-like characters for immersive experiences like games or books. In this show, Kylan Gibbs shares his thoughts on generative AI and how to manage products where you create immersive experiences. He also discusses his career journey. Kylen is a former product manager at DeepMind. He was also a consultant at And a co-founder at Flow X. Now he's a C P O and co-founder at In World AI. Hey Kylan, welcome to the show. Tell us about where you are in your product journey, a little bit about your product as well. Kylan: Awesome. Yeah. Thank you so much for having me. Super excited to be here. So At InWorld, we're building a creative suite of tools that allow people to build these AI characters and then integrate them into immersive experiences,  games, entertainment, enterprise experiences as well. And we started just over a year and a half ago.  And basically where we're at now is we have this studio where people can come in and actually craft their characters. We got integrations with things like Unity, unreal, where they can bring them into games, as well as Node for actually bringing these into web experiences. We've also then got sort of this arcade and, basically, which is a way to actually share these characters directly to the web. And then a suite of experiences that we're gonna be releasing this year that are self-produced. So we've got, for example, in world origins to sort of show off  the power of the product. And this is all to sort of say that this is kind of crafting that end-to-end user journey of being able to build these characters and then bring them into worlds. And basically where this has all been going is kind of setting the foundations of actually being able to not just create the characters, but, build them into experiences and deploy them scalably. And I think,  compared to a lot of the things you're seeing in generative AI right now, like it really is production ready. And we've been focused on that.  And so we've already seen  a lot of developers starting to churn out games and experiences now that are integrating in world characters. So it's super exciting to kind of see that. So, of course still early on,  I'm excited to see where it goes, but already seeing hundreds and thousands of users using it,  plus,  actually seeing live experiences is pretty magical.  Dhaval: Wow.  There's a lot there. So let me just quickly ask you a follow-up question on how you support game creators. Is that right? Or do you support all kinds of creators, like writers,  novelists, or just focus on gaming experiences at this?   Kylan: We're supporting really any type of creator. So ultimately,  we have users who are, for example, very,  well-known science fiction authors who are using their characters to iterate on experiences and potentially write new books with,  we have people actually building like AAA games and these types of experiences where you're building multiple characters and integrating them into worlds. We have entertainment companies who,  you imagine integrating these into parks or like live experiences where you're actually interacting with. And then we also have enterprises who are using these for things like,  brand representation, corporate training. So really we're open to any types of creators. Of course, we're really focused on  narrative oriented, immersive experiences, and our product is best built for that. So, you know games, narrative, entertainment, you can think about  the adaptation of movies and IP to  these experiences. And that's really  what  we're targeting. But we're really open to any types of creators, and  we're finding new ones every day.  Dhaval: Yeah,  I picked up a keyword there. Narrative oriented, immersive experiences that could be representing multiple customer segments. What is your product journey like? How do you go about defining your product capabilities with such...
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    19 min
  • How this founder built a personal language model to mimic your behavior, knowledge, and style.
    Apr 5 2023
    Suman Kanuganti is the Co-Founder and CEO at Personal.ai. Previous to Personal.ai, Suman also founded Aira. Suman holds his BE degree in Engineering, MS in Robotics, MBA in Entrepreneurship, and ten patents in emerging technologies as well. Suman also founded Aira. Personal AI is a GPT implementation designed to mimic an individual’s behavior and to speak like them. In today’s episode, Suman shares his goal is to create AI systems that understand and replicate users' communication patterns and cognitive abilities. Suman emphasizes that their language model has time awareness, allowing it to adapt its knowledge base depending on the user's age or point in their timeline. Suman also shares his some learning lessons for AI product creators. Find the full transcript at: https://www.aiproductcreators.com/ Where to find Suman Kanuganti: • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kanugantisuman/  Where to find Dhaval: • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dhavalbhatt  Transcript:- Dhaval: So today we have Suman Kanuganti on the show. Sunman is the co-founder of personal AI, a product that he will talk about and, we'll learn a lot more about where his learning lessons bear, what his learning lessons bear and all that other stuff. So yeah, let's get started. Suman, would you mind introducing yourself and tell us a little bit about your product, AI product? Suman Kanuganti: Sure Dhaval. Thanks for having me. I'm Suman Kanuganti. My background is in engineering. Over 10 years ago I started creating companies. This is my second company. Previously I built a company called Aira, A-I-R-A. My philosophy always has been how do use technology kind, solve, hard human problems. Aira was about using technology to fill the gap of missing visual information for people who are visually challenged, such as blind and low vision. And personal AI is about augmenting people's mind where memory, cognition, and our time is limited. And we would want to augment that using technology by creating a personal language model of every individual that essentially learns to behave and act and learn to be you. So that's a little bit of my background and who I am. Dhaval: Wonderful. Thank you, Suman. Thank you for that introduction. Tell us a little bit about what personal AI's narrative is like. What is the, who is your target customer? What kind of a problem, specific problem you are solving with that product? And what is the overall narrative? How is it different from your competitors? Suman Kanuganti: Yeah, totally. As individual people, like on a day-to-day basis, we create and consume a lot of information. Like, you know, a lot of experiences have a lot of conversations. But obviously, 80% of that is lost or forgotten. Our goal with personal AI is to be able to create a model. That actually learns your knowledge, your style, and your voice, more or less like to be a digital version of you. Imagine being able to surface relevant pieces of your own knowledge, on demand whenever you need it. Or imagine, you having conversations in a, chat or text message. Are people talking to you? Where relevant pieces of information when we start facing as you speak. So our intention is to be able to augment, humans with an extension of their own mind. Because one cognition is limited and then two time is also limited. You mentioned about the target market. Our goal is to actually go after everyday consumers. Our intention is to have everybody have their own personal AI. That is trusted by them. The data belongs to them. The model gets trained over a period of time and innovate kind of grows alongside with you. Unlike, public or general models that exists such as open AI, such as, Google or Alexa, which is mostly like trained on public internet of data. Personal AI is a unique model that also uses similar architecture such as GPT, but actually trains on individual person's data. And it does so stylistically, relevantly authentically to replicate as you would. So we are trying to essentially like replicate, your thought process and your mind and give you an extension of your. Dhaval: Wow. So it is adding the stylistic and tonality and the personal attributes to your, to the replica that you are building for someone which is not there in current GPT or any of those products, right? So there's a bias that. GPT has very confident answers, but doesn't necessarily align with your style or may not align with the way you communicate. And what you are saying is that not only does personal AI helps you do that, but also creates the model in the first place using your personal attributes , did I get that right Simon? Suman Kanuganti: Yeah, totally. So you will create what we refer to as a memory stack, which is essentially taking all your unstructured data that you ever have in your digital world. Let's say you're having conversations online, you are texting with people. You probably have written a bunch of different knowledge pieces out there....
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    20 min

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