#22: AI's for non-techies

First look at Jobright AI https://jobright.ai/ with its founder, Eric Cheng. It'll improve your resume, find you jobs, and much more.

Here is the latest from AIMI https://www.aimi.fm/. It is aimed more toward developers and music professionals than, say, Suno or Udio. Check out the demo, which starts about 33 minutes into this interview with founder Edward Balassanian. In it he shows that you can import a video that has no audio and it makes both a voice over and the music to match the content. This leads to very personalized video. If you are in India, you might get a bollywood track, all aligned to the video. In US a viewer might get served with something closer to the Rolling Stones. This is a huge trend that's just starting. Hollywood is funding another company, Corto AI, that will do this for movies and already is doing similar for advertisers (it launches next year). Just mind blowing stuff that makes creating videos with music backgrounds so much easier.

Aiswarya Sankar, founder of https://entelligence.ai/ which makes an AI-based engineering mentor, talks with host Robert Scoble about her company and gives us a demo.

Work is about to radically change with this new AI-driven spreadsheet tool, being shown for first time today: https://www.paradigmai.com/ Here cofounder/CEO, Anna Monaco, reveals its power to do things Microsoft Excel can't dream of doing, and gives host Robert Scoble a demo.

How will humans get superpowers? Well, Sherylle Calder, founder of EyeGym, https://eyegym.com/ , works miracles with professional athletes with technology. I heard about this South African miracle worker years ago (the owner of the South African cycling team told me he "fixed" an athlete on his team who had a high rate of falls). Her technology exercises their perception systems and fixes problems they have in properly perceiving things. Here we talk about what it all means for the future of AI-driven devices and for human beings. "It doesn't apply to me," I can hear many saying. Oh yes it does.

"AI is over." #wwdc2024 appetizer. Really? I know a guy, Jacob Ilin, who is a magic maker. His app Glowby, from https://glowbom.com/ Glowbom lets you draw in the air, talk to an AI, and a user interface appears in the Vision Pro. Using it makes me feel like magic has arrived. I start with the demo before getting into an interview with him. Think AI is done? It's just getting started.

Socra https://socra.com an AI app for setting goals or is it the future of how you will control your humanoid robot? The founders, Eduarda Ferreira and Mike Morton dig into what a goal setting app might be able to do.

The AI company that makes your AI run faster than OpenAI's best. Groq https://groq.com/ makes a new kind of AI inferencing chip that makes AI models run FAST. Like way faster than even the new model that OpenAI shipped last week. Since so many developers are telling me about Groq and how it makes their AI-based systems run so much faster than any other hosting system, I wanted to learn more. Here's a 51 minute conversation with Groq's CEO, Jonathan Ross with host of Unaligned, Robert Scoble.

his is the best example Unaligned host Robert Scoble has seen of how AI and computer vision is changing consumer electronics. Here https://maticrobots.com/ founder Mehul Nariyawala comes to Scoble's home to give an in-depth demo (the good stuff starts about 30 minutes into the video). This also shows how products are greatly improved when you have a team that looks at life from first principles. Some things to note? Because of its roller design it doesn't get clogged by pet hair. Because of its computer vision it doesn't get stuck on cords, or fringes on rugs. Because of its AI it doesn't "chew" an expensive rug and destroy it. Because of its 3D real-time scan of your home it lets it do things other vacuums can't.

Teaching AI to newbies with @gaimnetwork's founder (they make an app to bring AI to regular people). Lengthy discussion with founder Brady Lewis and host Robert Scoble. (He wrote a book on AI for newbies too). Fun discussion about the troubles everyday people have to learning AI tools. Learn more at https://gaim.ai