Future Forward - Coding, Hallucinations, Multimodality and AGI: a fireside chat on Generative AI with Laurent Sorber

Coding, Hallucinations, Multimodality and AGI: a fireside chat on Generative AI with Laurent Sorber

08/28/23 • 71 min

In this episode, Davio Larnout, CEO at Radix, sits down for a fireside chat on Generative AI with Radix CTO Laurent Sorber. They reflect on the journey since starting Radix over five years ago and how AI has evolved in that time. What strides has Generative AI made? What lies ahead for AI, and how do we approach its challenges? Should you be scared of AI? Join the Radix founders as they share their insights in the latest episode of Future Forward.

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