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Is your company banning AI? If so, they should prepare to shut down. When ChatGPT started the GenAI wave about 18 months ago, so many companies, enterprises, and universities made brash decisions. Instead of understanding it and using it to grow, they banned it. Here's why that's wrong.

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Timestamps:
02:30 Daily AI news
07:40 Banning AI? Company will fail.
11:18 Banning generative AI is like banning the Internet.
14:53 Companies followed JPMorgan in banning generative AI.
18:12 Need to embrace generative AI, prioritize security.
21:28 Trust employees with internet, extend trust to AI.
24:23 85% boost in productivity, embrace data security.
30:51 Industry giants will be overtaken by younger competitors.

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Consequences of Banning Generative AI
2. Importance of Adapting to New Technologies
3. Generative AI and Data Security
4. AI Legal Implications and Regulatory Compliance
5. Productivity Benefits and Risks of AI

Keywords:
Everyday AI, consequences of banning generative AI, failure of companies, industry concerns, sensitive data concerns, innovation, Blockbuster, Blackberry, Sears, technological changes, AI implementation, AI strategy, fear of generative AI, embrace generative AI, data security measures, cloud storage, email, misinformation, intellectual property issues, legal implications, regulatory compliance, productivity benefits, adaptation, VHS and DVD companies, online shopping, bankruptcy, Cisco Data Privacy Benchmark Study, restriction on generative AI, ChatGPT.

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In this episode we revisit the profound teachings of the late Bob Proctor, a motivational speaker, teacher of life-changing principles, and advocate for personal growth. Proctor emphasizes the transformational power of our thoughts, discussing how we can utilize perception, will, reason, imagination, memory, and intuition to change our lives. He shares his journey from financial struggles to becoming a multi-millionaire by shifting his focus to earning money and breaking free from a poverty consciousness. Lewis and Bob discuss the significant role of fear and anger in one's personal growth, Proctor's dedication to studying effective thinking, and the importance of gratitude in achieving success. Bob also underlines the importance of understanding money in relationships and how it can affect decision-making and harmony.

In this episode you will learn

• The transformative techniques Bob Proctor used to shift from a mindset of scarcity to abundance, unlocking the secrets to his financial success.
• How to harness the power of perception, will, reason, imagination, memory, and intuition to create a life of wealth and fulfillment.
• The crucial role of emotions like fear and anger in personal growth and how to channel them positively for success.
• Insights into the importance of gratitude in achieving success and how it can shape your journey towards prosperity.
• About the complex relationship between money and personal relationships, and how understanding this dynamic can lead to better decision-making and harmony.

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Keller Rinaudo Cliffton thinks we’re already experiencing the technology of tomorrow, just that it’s not evenly distributed...

About a decade ago, Keller transformed his smartphone robot company into Zipline, which today orchestrates on-demand drone deliveries all over the world. Zipline got its start delivering critical medical supplies to hospitals in Rwanda: a testament to Keller’s belief that innovation is already improving lives outside the U.S.

This week on How I Built This Lab, Keller recounts the ongoing and often challenging development of Zipline’s delivery drones. Plus, how Zipline is now chasing the commercial market, and could soon be delivering packages from stores like Walmart within an hour of a customer clicking “purchase.” 

This episode was produced by Carla Esteves and edited by John Isabella, with music by Ramtin Arablouei. Our audio engineer was Josh Newell. 

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