UnWired Episode 37: “IoT and AI”

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Link to Podcast: UnWired Episode 37: Internet of Things + AI with Daniel Obodovski — WiresWorld

Show Date: Tue. May 18, 2024

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UnWired Episode 37 Show Summary:

Summary: James Pyers and Daniel Obodovski discussed various topics related to IoT and AI. They talked about the potential project with PwC and Walmart, highlighting the positive reception of a caregiving product presented to Walmart. They also discussed the software they use for recording and editing their show, and the potential for AI to edit videos. Additionally, they touched on the theme for their upcoming show on the Internet of Things and AI, with Daniel taking on the role of master of ceremonies for the show and sharing a relevant quote to kick off the conversation.

The conversation then shifted to the wisdom encapsulated in quotes by Bruce Danilov and Yogi Berra, delving into the idea that good judgment stems from experience, which in turn arises from bad judgment, highlighting its relevance to entrepreneurship and investing. They also reviewed the accuracy of previous predictions related to wearables for health and fitness, digital twins, data volumes, RFID readers, and QR codes. The discussion then delved into the definitions of IoT and AI, tracing their origins and emphasizing the importance of understanding their nuances and subtleties beyond their textbook definitions.

Daniel Obodovski then explored the multifaceted impact of IoT and AI on various industries, highlighting the potential for increased efficiency, quality control, and supply chain visibility in manufacturing, as well as the transformative possibilities in healthcare, security, and energy sectors. He also discussed the rapid development of AI, its ability to learn, detect anomalies, and interact with humans, and speculated on the potential paradigm shift in human-machine interactions through AI-driven conversations. The conversation also touched on the nature of AI as a simulation of human brain functions, emphasizing the need to recognize its limitations and not mistake it for genuine human intelligence.

Finally, they discussed Qualcomm's recent announcement of Tensor Opera, a toolkit enabling edge AI, and its potential impact on data processing and latency. They explored the differentiation between cloud AI and edge AI, debating the importance of edge AI given the current ubiquity of connectivity and the potential for specialized LLM models on edge devices to become increasingly important in certain use cases. The conversation also touched on the evolution of Bluetooth connectivity in IoT devices, focusing on the challenges and advancements in the process, and the importance of developing common profiles for different types of devices to streamline connectivity and enhance user experience.

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Show Music: Thank you Kevin Keith, “Like a Holiday”. Kevin Keith - "Like a Holiday" (youtube.com)

Jim Pyers

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