Should AI Think Like Us? A Candid Chat with Kognitos' Founder

Digital Supply Chain

In this enlightening episode of the Digital Supply Chain podcast, I had the pleasure of diving deep into the world of AI with Binny Gill, the Founder and CEO of Kognitos. We explored the transformative power of AI in reshaping how businesses operate and the future of software programming. 🚀
Binny shared some fascinating insights:
* The paradigm shift towards a dialogue-based system, where AI can ask the right questions and bring precision to processes. ☕️🤖
* The concept of "natural code" and how it's revolutionizing the way we think about automation. Think grandma's apple pie recipe but for software! 🥧💡
* The importance of privacy and data ownership in the age of AI. How do we ensure our data remains ours? 🔒
* The intriguing idea of an interpreter for human language. Imagine a world where business logic and machine understanding speak the same language! 🌍🗣️
* And the big question - should we be making AI more human? Or should we focus on harnessing its power safely? 🤔
Binny's passion for democratising the power of AI and ensuring businesses can harness it safely and effectively was truly inspiring. If you've ever wondered about the future of AI in business, this episode is a must-listen!
Check it out and let me know your thoughts. As always, stay curious and keep innovating! 🌟

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