Why Smarter AI Still Fails Without Human Trust
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Why do operators ignore highly accurate AI systems?
I thought that if I could build a technology that was so smart that was so accurate that everybody would just, you know, uh believe it. And that's not the case, especially in you know, when working with the CIA and working with some of those other three letter agencies, those folks, those those operatives They tend to not believe that kind of thing. And that's a problem. And I'd built this system where that interface was almost completely ignored. It was just telling them the answer as opposed to letting them interface with it.
How did the failure of a 94%‑accurate model lead to the creation of JanusAI?
And so that's when we started to build Janus.
Dr. Alan Badeau is a visionary, strategic, and innovative technology executive and the Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at digitalnet.ai.
What is JanusAI’s “biomimetic memory” and how does it mimic human brain function?
Leveraging his expertise, he helps organizations integrate cognitive systems to solve complex challenges, driving a legacy of technological advancement and modernized intelligence.
We have created what we call our biomimetic memory. We created it so it would mimic the human brain. And so semantic memory, your archival memory, which is really your long-term storage. So we've created our memory to behave just like that. And it does it dynamically. So you don't know where the memory is necessarily, but you know the conversation is good.
Give us some background so people that are like, okay, what is this guy? What makes him qualified to be building systems like this?
Yeah, so I have a
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Hey, welcome back everyone to another episode of Living Your Legacy Podcast. I'm your host again, Jay Slang, and thanks for joining us again down here at the Sunny Miami Beach Studios in the podcast room, where we get the privilege to talk to some of the best entrepreneurs from around the country, the disruptors, and experts from all different kinds of fields, which makes my job so interesting. And today we got a special guest here today to talk about the ins and outs of a AI. Yes, people, we got an AI guest here today. So let's have a little fun. Why don't you introduce yourself? What's your name? Where you from, and what do you do?
So I'm Alan Bidot. I am from Key West and I am the chief AI officer for digitalnet.ai and founder of harmonic AI.
All right. So I guess if uh LA was Silicon Beach and San Francisco's Silicon Valley, what's Key West?
I guess Key West would be South Miami Beach, maybe. I don't know. I'm not sure. I'm not sure.
Silicon keys. Silicon keys, yeah, sure. AI keys, something like that. Yeah, that'll work. All right. And what what brought you down to Key West?
Boy, I I wanted to find the farthest place south that I could go and still be in the US. Okay. Growing up in upstate New York, I hated the cold, I hated the snow. Same thing in the Pittsburgh, D C area, hated the cold, hated the snow. I don't have to worry about snow in Key West.
Yeah, yeah. Perfect. Perfect. So uh and with AI you can you can work remotely and just set up your little studio office.
That's right. Yeah. I could build a company down there. I could create all the code that I needed and I could be uh successful down there.
Nice. And so how long you been down there?
Boy, I've been down there uh a little over six years now. Little over six years. So
that's exactly what you did is uh you built your AI company down there, right? Yes and you recently sold it. Yes. All from the uh the comfort of the keys. All from the comfort of the keys, yes, yes. So it's not just Margaritaville and
no, not just Duvall Street, although uh they are some good examples of creating some personalities for our agents that are counterintuitive. So it works out really well.
All right. Uh so yeah, tell us about uh the AI that you developed and recently sold.
Yeah, so we started out from the premise that we wanted to democratize AI.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why do operators ignore highly accurate AI systems?
0:00–0:33
2
How did the failure of a 94%‑accurate model lead to the creation of JanusAI?
0:33–0:45
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What is JanusAI’s “biomimetic memory” and how does it mimic human brain function?
0:45–6:10
4
Why should large language models be used for communication rather than decision‑making?
6:10–7:23
5
How does JanusAI combine deterministic models with LLMs to ensure accountability?
7:23–9:57
6
What role does quantum computing play in JanusAI’s problem‑solving toolkit?
9:57–13:24
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How did the company scale after selling to private‑equity and what challenges were faced?
13:24–16:40
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Where can listeners find Dr. Allen Badeau and explore more of his AI work?
16:40–35:21