The Connected AI Podcast: The Lowdown on OpenClaw, Open AI's Irish Expansion and AI Use In Property Ads
The Business Post Connected PodcastShow Notes
In the latest episode of the Connected AI podcast we're talking to Michael Cordner, co-founder and chief technology officer chief executive of Jentic, on OpenClaw, the introduction of which he cites as a major turning point in the use of AI. He also discusses wider security issues, and chats about Ireland's thriving AI ecosystem.
In addition, Charlie and Elaine chat about new research that shows AI is intensifying work, rather than reducing it, OpenAI's expansion in Dublin, and how estate agents are using AI to show the 'potential' of properties they are selling.
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