Chatbots: Homework or Hacking

I was scrolling LinkedIn this AM, when I came across a post from a well known advertising professional here in Brazil and it got my curiosity tickled – He was basically posting some of the declared use cases in which chat bots are being used according to a Washington Post study over a bunch of data analyzed. The topic went on and on about how … Continue reading Chatbots: Homework or Hacking

Can AI get mentally sick and go rogue?

I find the mind an area of study that never fails to surprise me. A couple of years back I read / heard about the advances in treating Alzheimers via music; Improving patients mood, memory and disposition by listening to some old songs that they were familiar with, that they learned some time back – Clearly sounds, smells, and touch can wake up past memories … Continue reading Can AI get mentally sick and go rogue?

The Lens for Growth

Doers vs Reflective Critics in Economic Growth Today during a chat about anecdotes with a Brazilian friend living in Lisbon, we spoke about cultural differences, more precisely since I just came back from my stay in Europe. These anecdotes often encapsulate cultural nuances that data and statistics might overlook. Let me share the one I spoke with my friend and am sure others have had … Continue reading The Lens for Growth

Brazil, C.A.I.O. of Latin America

It happened while I was preparing lunch yesterday that a message from Sarah Ai (an AI model developed by Ai Connect) showed up in a whatsapp group called Friends of Ai. Her message brought up an article by Juliano Galisi, at Estadao that informed about Brazil’s Goverment move to hire OpenAi in order to help speed up the judicial processes in Brazil which are both, … Continue reading Brazil, C.A.I.O. of Latin America