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The Hardest Variable: Leading Organizations Through AI-Driven Change

Cisco9 views
The panel argues that successful AI adoption requires strategic deceleration to allow for organizational recalibration, rather than blind acceleration.summaryMeasurement Shift: Companies often measure input (adoption rates, tokens) instead of outcomes. A holistic approach must also consider the future workforce pipeline, ensuring early-stage work isn't fully automated before takeawaySpecsavers Case Study: AI reduced eye test pre-testing time by 90 seconds. The change narrative focused on improving patient health checks rather than speed, increasing adoption by aligning with professional values.takeaway

Open Models Are Collapsing The Cost Of AI

Y Combinator18 views
Jeffrey Morgan, CEO of Ollama, outlines a strategic shift in enterprise AI adoption where open models are becoming the primary driver of token consumption (80-90%) due to cost efficiency and customization, despite closedsummaryThe conversation highlights the rise of coding agents and multi-agent orchestration as key use cases, the critical role of hardware acceleration from Nvidia and Apple Silicon in enabling local execution, and the necessitsummaryEnterprise Adoption Trends: AT&T has already shifted 40% of its token consumption to open models, predominantly for coding agents and AI assistants. The trend is driven by a desire for control and customization, with costakeaway

KT #743 - JOE DEROSA + LUIS J GOMEZ

Kill Tony212 views
This episode of Kill Tony features a diverse lineup of comedians sharing personal stories ranging from adoption and family trauma to career shifts and dating mishaps.summaryComedian Josh Susman shares his adoption story, revealing he was adopted into a mixed-race family (Black, Spanish, Native American) with a Jewish father who became part of the Italian mafia, and a birth mother who struggtakeaway“Adoption is a lot like a box of chocolates. It's mostly leftovers. I mean, your choices are typically dark or darker. Never any white chocolate.”quote

87: Blockchain and crypto: next-gen investing, tokenization and NFTs

BlackRock95 views
The discussion contrasts the rapid mainstream adoption of crypto with the slower, permissioned adoption of enterprise blockchain, highlighting that institutional infrastructure requires coordinated ecosystem participatiosummaryEnterprise DLT adoption is slower than crypto because it requires all critical ecosystem players to adopt simultaneously, whereas crypto allows individual adoption.takeawayBitcoin is seen as the gateway asset for institutional crypto adoption, with infrastructure now available for clearing futures and dedicated asset teams at major firms.takeaway

58: 5 megatrends accelerated by COVID-19

BlackRock47 views
He details the permanent changes in work models, the leapfrog adoption of virtual life services, and the long-term healthcare innovations in genomics and immunology.summaryVirtualization has leapfrogged early adoption phases due to the pandemic, splitting into two distinct categories: virtual work and virtual life.takeawayDisney+ achieved 50 million users months after launch, whereas Facebook took years to reach similar numbers, showing accelerated adoption of streaming services.takeaway

What's in America's Code? Reaganism with Horacio Rozanski

Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute37 views
The discussion highlights a critical 'global adoption race' where cost advantages of Chinese AI threaten US trust and security standards, necessitating policy interventions like supply chain certification and acceleratedsummaryThe primary driver for Chinese AI adoption in the US software supply chain is cost, with models like DeepSeek being 10-20 times cheaper than US alternatives like Anthropic or OpenAI, creating a financial incentive for sttakeawayThe 'Huawei moment' for AI is not about hardware backdoors but about the pervasive adoption of Chinese-trained models becoming the global standard, which would shape global information and application logic through propatakeaway

What's in America's Code? Reaganism with Horacio Rozanski

Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute12 views
The discussion highlights a critical national security risk where global adoption of Chinese AI standards could mirror the Huawei scenario, necessitating strict supply chain certifications and a focus on 'Trust' as a comsummaryThe primary driver for using Chinese LLMs in the US is cost, with models like DeepSeek being 10-20 times cheaper than US alternatives like Anthropic or OpenAI, creating an adoption pressure on startups.takeaway“This is not science fiction... we are in a race with China that we cannot lose... this AI race is not just about innovation it's about adoption.”quote

🚨 HOW TO START INVESTING IN 2026: STOCKS, BITCOIN, ETFs & HOW TO READ CHARTS

Earn Your Leisure23 views
Key themes include the $670 trillion tokenization opportunity driven by institutional adoption, the critical role of regulatory clarity (Clarity Act) in unlocking capital, and the importance of emotional discipline and lsummaryRegulatory Catalyst: Regulatory clarity is the primary driver for institutional adoption, not price action. Goldman Sachs states regulation drives the next wave. The Clarity Act is compared to the Securities Act of 1933 takeaway“Goldman Sachs has explicitly stated that regulation, not price action, is driving the next wave of institutional adoption.”quote

Joe Tsai on US-China Rivalry, AI's Future, Owning the Nets/Liberty, Caitlin Clark's Major Impact

All-In Podcast71 views
He contrasts US and Chinese approaches to AI, emphasizing adoption over model creation, and provides insight into China's regulatory environment and geopolitical stance.summaryChina's AI strategy prioritizes open-source models and smaller parameter models (e.g., 1.7B, 4B, 8B) to accelerate adoption, with usage rates jumping from 8% to nearly 50% in one year.takeawayTsai argues that AI is not a 'winner-take-all' race but a marathon where success is defined by faster adoption and diffusion of technology rather than just model strength.takeaway

Armchair Anonymous: Wild Card IV | Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard10 views
This podcast episode features four distinct 'Wild Card' personal stories ranging from a sophisticated adoption scam to near-fatal accidents involving vehicles and power tools.summaryUltimately, the guests share how these traumatic events led to deeper empathy, successful adoptions, and a renewed appreciation for life.summaryAdoption Scam Detection: Suzanne and her husband were targeted by a woman named Chloe who fabricated a pregnancy story via Facebook. Key red flags included the scammer's refusal to meet in person initially, inconsistent takeaway

Connie Britton | Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard20 views
Connie Britton discusses her career evolution from 'Friday Night Lights' to 'Parenthood' and her new narration role in 'Mamas', while sharing personal stories about her foot injuries, adoption journey, and family dynamicsummaryAdoption Journey: Connie Britton adopted her son Yi from Ethiopia in the mid-2000s, driven by a desire to give voice to the voiceless and a personal connection to the culture, noting that international adoption processestakeaway

ClickHouse CEO: AI Margins Need to Improve | Revenue Concentration Should be a Concern

20VC with Harry Stebbings19 views
He emphasizes that while open-weight models are gaining traction, enterprise adoption will remain balanced between frontier and open models due to security and indemnification concerns, and argues that ClickHouse's open-summaryEnterprise AI adoption will likely settle at a 50/50 split between open-weight and frontier models, contrary to the belief that open models will dominate entirely; enterprises value frontier models for legal indemnificattakeaway

"My long lost daughter, Brandi" | The Roseanne Barr Podcast #140

Roseanne Barr35 views
The conversation explores the trauma of closed adoptions in the 1970s, the miraculous synchronicities of their connection, and how Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah) provided the tools for healing and understanding their sharedsummaryClosed adoption systems in the 1970s, such as those handled by Jewish Family Services in Denver, actively prevented biological families from knowing each other's identities, causing long-term trauma and forcing adoptees takeawayThe adoption experience created a complex 'subtext' where both the birth mother and adoptive parents had to navigate feelings of loss, gratitude, and protection, requiring constant communication and healing work to integtakeaway