You.com founder talks the future of AI: Opening Bid

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, 2024 is set to usher in a new era of AI agents collaborating with humans to enhance business performance, building on the foundation laid by co-pilots in 2023. Meanwhile, industry titans Nvidia (NVDA) and AMD (AMD) are striving to meet the surging demand for their cutting-edge AI chips. In this episode of Opening Bid, Yahoo Finance executive editor Brian Sozzi sits down with You.com founder Richard Socher to discuss the future of this transformative technology. Socher, an expert in AI development, brings a wealth of experience from his tenure as chief scientist at Salesforce (CRM), where he spearheaded numerous AI innovations. At You.com, Socher is leveraging AI to revolutionize the search engine business, in hopes of challenging Google's (GOOG, GOOGL) dominance. The company's potential has been recognized by industry leaders, with a recent $50 million investment from Nvidia and Salesforce Ventures- propelling its valuation close to the billion-dollar mark.
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[@networkteacher1]

I teach computer network/security topics. Students are asking whether there will be entry level jobs for them. Given that we have succeeded in automating things such as password resets and basic self healing systems/networks, it is a legitimate concern. My answer has been that 1) they didn't really want to reset passwords for a living and 2) they should be preparing themselves for 2nd tier challenges in order to be successful in an entry level job.
Of course, the bigger question is about how we train all kinds of entry level employees once automation/Machine learning/AI has consumed all menial tasks. Some of those menial tasks become the insight needed for advanced skillsets.

[@gammaray7778]

Ultimately, I just want my own Jarvis. If that’s the future of AI, I’m all in