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Let Them Eat Tokens: AI Efficiency vs. Global Good

Let Them Eat Tokens: AI Efficiency vs. Global Good

Update: 2025-11-25
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In this episode of "How Many CTOs Does It Take?" podcast, hosts Scott Porad and Brad Hefta-Gaub dive into the pervasive influence of AI, starting with a critical look at Apple's Siri and its struggles to keep up with competitors like ChatGPT. They explore the current state of AI and its varied impacts, from productivity boosts in small resource-strapped organizations to the political and societal implications of AI adoption. The discussion also touches on the potential for AI to do good for the world, highlighted by Scott's viral LinkedIn post seeking practical examples. They wrap up with thoughts on responsible AI use, efficiency versus innovation, and the potential benefits for smaller players in the tech landscape.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:27  Apple Siri's Shortcomings
04:42  Public Perception of AI
07:01  Energy Concerns and Data Centers
14:50 Viral LinkedIn Post On AI Innovations
21:41 AI for Dummies: Simplifying Technology
23:58  AI Hackathon: Fostering Innovation
24:58  The AI Boom and Its Societal Impact
26:40  Productivity Gains: A Double-Edged Sword
32:49  The Need for Experts in the Age of AI
38:50 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

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Let Them Eat Tokens: AI Efficiency vs. Global Good

Let Them Eat Tokens: AI Efficiency vs. Global Good

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