Hala Taha

In this conversation, we'll talk about how computer vision models are trained, what they can and cannot do, and why ethics and AI isn't optional, it's essential.

In this conversation, we'll talk about how computer vision models are trained, what they can and cannot do, and why ethics and AI isn't optional, it's essential.

You'll hear stories of how AI is already saving lives, spotting disease, and even helping in rescue missions, but also where we face risks and what guardrails we need if AI is going to work for people and not against them.

You'll hear stories of how AI is already saving lives, spotting disease, and even helping in rescue missions, but also where we face risks and what guardrails we need if AI is going to work for people and not against them.

So grab your coffee, grab your notebook, settle in, and join me for this incredible conversation with the godmother of AI, Dr. Fei-Fei Li herself.

So grab your coffee, grab your notebook, settle in, and join me for this incredible conversation with the godmother of AI, Dr. Fei-Fei Li herself.

Thank you, Hala.

Thank you, Hala.

I'm very excited to join this show.

I'm very excited to join this show.

Likewise, I'm so honored to talk to somebody like you, given all your credentials.

Likewise, I'm so honored to talk to somebody like you, given all your credentials.

In fact, Wired named you one of a tiny group of scientists, perhaps small enough to fit around a kitchen table, who's responsible for AI's recent remarkable advances.

In fact, Wired named you one of a tiny group of scientists, perhaps small enough to fit around a kitchen table, who's responsible for AI's recent remarkable advances.

So it feels like AI is changing every day.

So it feels like AI is changing every day.

There's new developments all the time.

There's new developments all the time.

So my first question to you is, can you walk us through the development of AI?

So my first question to you is, can you walk us through the development of AI?