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The Valley Current®: What Will Conversational A.I. do in a "Cost-Free" Knowledge World?

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Release Date: 10/31/2024

The Valley Current®: Ukraine v. Russia Peace & Rebuilding Scenarios show art The Valley Current®: Ukraine v. Russia Peace & Rebuilding Scenarios

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In today's episode, host Jack Russo sits down with certified mediator Lynn Cole and Professor Sergiy Borysov to explore what peace and rebuilding might look like for Ukraine as the war with Russia rages on. Picking up from their earlier discussion in What is Long-Term Rebuilding in Ukraine?, the trio dives into the big questions: how can Ukraine recover, what’s at stake if international support falters, and how do you heal a country’s spirit after so much loss? Sergiy shares heartfelt stories about the unbreakable resolve of Ukrainians, while Lynn offers insights into how mediation and...

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The Valley Current®: What Will Conversational A.I. do in a The Valley Current®: What Will Conversational A.I. do in a "Cost-Free" Knowledge World? - Part 2

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In part 2 of this episode, host Jack Russo and David Nash continue to explore the implications of a world where conversational AI enables nearly "cost-free" access to knowledge. As the barriers to information disappear, the duo debates whether this shift will foster greater global cooperation and democracy or perpetuate conflict and isolation. Nash compares the universal accessibility of knowledge to the widespread availability of electricity, suggesting that when information becomes as easy to access as flipping a switch, traditional power structures may be upended. They also delve into how...

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The Valley Current®: What Will Conversational A.I. do in a The Valley Current®: What Will Conversational A.I. do in a "Cost-Free" Knowledge World?

THE VALLEY CURRENT®️ COMPUTERLAW GROUP LLP

 In part 1 of this episode of The Valley Current®, host Jack Russo and David Nash explore the implications of a world where conversational AI enables nearly "cost-free" access to knowledge. As the barriers to information disappear, the duo debates whether this shift will foster greater global cooperation and democracy or perpetuate conflict and isolation. Nash compares the universal accessibility of knowledge to the widespread availability of electricity, suggesting that when information becomes as easy to access as flipping a switch, traditional power structures may be upended. They...

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Traditional companies (such as oil, telecom, and automotive) are being disrupted by companies like Amazon, Nvidia, and Tesla, positioning individuals like Elon Musk, Jensen Huang, and Jeff Bezos to become the world’s first trillionaires. This shift in wealth concentration poses significant challenges in society due to its magnitude and implications. The pace of technological advances in AI and computing is exponential compared to past industrial revolutions, and most cannot grasp the implications these advances will ultimately have. One insight rarely discussed due to regulatory constraints...

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Today host Jack Russo is joined by guest Jack Balletto for a deep dive into the roots and unique culture that shaped Silicon Valley. The conversation explores the region's evolution from its early military contracts to its role as a tech hub. Balletto reflects on the influential figures like Bob Noyce and Gordon Moore, whose work at Fairchild Semiconductor and Intel laid the groundwork for modern computing. They discuss how Silicon Valley’s openness to new ideas, rapid execution, and the absence of restrictive non-compete agreements allowed talent to flourish and innovation to thrive. The...

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The Valley Current ®: How is the US Election Viewed by Ex-Pats? show art The Valley Current ®: How is the US Election Viewed by Ex-Pats?

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In this episode, Jack Russo dives into a conversation with Bob Acker, who offers a unique perspective as an American expatriate living in Laos. They explore how the U.S. election is viewed from abroad, with Bob expressing concerns about the political climate and rising polarization. From his vantage point, the media’s heavy focus on Trump—five times more coverage than Kamala Harris—has shaped global perceptions, making Trump a polarizing figure even overseas. Bob shares doubts about Kamala Harris’s effectiveness in the current administration, while Jack questions the future leadership...

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The Valley Current®️: Trial Advocacy is Both Art & Science show art The Valley Current®️: Trial Advocacy is Both Art & Science

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Brevity is the soul of wit. Irvin Younger may not have been Shakespeare, but his lectures have become a cornerstone for young lawyers learning the art and science of cross-examinations. Jack Russo and Professor Bob Acker know examinations can be daunting and confusing if you are not properly prepared and can result in a trial loss for you and your client. The trick is to follow Younger’s 10 Commandments which rejects the previously accepted ways of thinking and implements a set of guidelines for skilled and concise examinations that win over judge and jurors.   10 Commandments of...

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The Valley Current ®: Dr. Philippe Bouissou show art The Valley Current ®: Dr. Philippe Bouissou

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Very few entrepreneurs think of growing a business in a practical way. Oftentimes, it’s one person or a small group of friends with nothing more than an idea, the drive to see it come to fruition and not much else when that idea becomes a reality. Luckily for us, Dr. Philippe Bouissou has taken his knowledge of steady business growth and turned it into a formula for how to improve and align a company for success. Like drinking, growth has to be done responsibly and not just for the sake of growth. Check out Blue Dots Partners for more about growing your business responsibly and to check out...

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The Valley Current®: What Can Childrens Books Teach Us About Leadership? show art The Valley Current®: What Can Childrens Books Teach Us About Leadership?

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Storytime is one of the most influential times for children. Childrens' books are loaded with quotes and themes designed to encourage children to become the best people they can be. Over at , Tom Casey and other senior executives spend most of their time teaching people to become more effective leaders and guiding them on how to invest in the development of their employees with the intention of promoting the overall success of the company. Reading children’s books to each other has become Discussion Partners go-to way to figure out what they would have learned about leadership if they had...

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The Valley Current®:  Why Smart Folks Get the Science of the Hayflick Limit So Wrong? show art The Valley Current®: Why Smart Folks Get the Science of the Hayflick Limit So Wrong?

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We don’t always get everything right; even smart people don’t really understand the finer points of studies in their field. Take by , a microbiome scientist with a doctorate in genetics who just happened to get everything wrong regarding the Hayflick Limit… and Dr. Hayflick is calling him out on it. Listen in for this epic mic drop where Dr. Leonard Hayflick picks apart Dr. Westreich’s analysis of his eponymous discovery and explains what the Hayflick Limit really entails.   Check out Dr. Hayflick's book Howand Why We Age:   Encore edition to honor the passing of...

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 In part 1 of this episode of The Valley Current®, host Jack Russo and David Nash explore the implications of a world where conversational AI enables nearly "cost-free" access to knowledge. As the barriers to information disappear, the duo debates whether this shift will foster greater global cooperation and democracy or perpetuate conflict and isolation. Nash compares the universal accessibility of knowledge to the widespread availability of electricity, suggesting that when information becomes as easy to access as flipping a switch, traditional power structures may be upended. They also delve into how this new dynamic could reshape societal roles, questioning the future of governments and the rise of decentralized systems like DAOs, or decentralized autonomous organizations. As AI continues to evolve, Jack ponders whether the collective intelligence of humanity will lean towards unity or maintain existing divides.

 

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