Episode #10

There is no denying that change is the ultimate dictator of what we conceive of the present days. These changes or innovations include Artificial Intelligence, but how far will it take us to a better generation in the world of politics? In this episode, Dov Goldschmidt, owner of Stratford Assets, a real estate...

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There is no denying that change is the ultimate dictator of what we conceive of the present days. These changes or innovations include Artificial Intelligence, but how far will it take us to a better generation in the world of politics?

In this episode, Dov Goldschmidt, owner of Stratford Assets, a real estate management company, and a political commentator discusses Sam Altman's role at OpenAI, highlighting his recent controversy, and explores AI's societal impact, including Elon Musk's concerns. He touches on the possibility of AI generating images related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.

He raises concerns about the prevalence of alternative facts and the absence of verification in social media, emphasizing how this weakens the reliability of information. AI's capacity to manipulate information, tailoring it to individuals' preferences, is highlighted as a potential threat to relationships. The ethics of AI company CEOs, such as Sam Altman, participating in AI regulation discussions is debated. While Silicon Valley has historically aimed for a balance between profit and social good, worries persist about their influence on regulatory processes.

Dov underscores the necessity for regulations to keep pace with technological progress, citing Uber as an illustrative case. Dov acknowledges the complexity of grasping AI's potential dangers, requiring substantial expertise. There is concern about AI's societal impact and the challenges in predicting its effects due to its monumental nature. Sam Altman's removal from OpenAI's board sparks speculation about his plans and potential negotiations with Microsoft, generating substantial employee support. He also examines the shortcomings of the quasi-for-profit, non-profit model, pondering whether companies should prioritize profit maximization or if regulation falls within the government's purview. Microsoft earns praise for strategic moves in AI, contrasting with other players like Zoom diversifying generative AI sources.

We also talked about Nvidia's growing profits from AI model chips, drawing parallels to early internet wave winners. Speculation arises about a predicted but unrealized major recession, prompting discussions on inflation, monetary policy, and fiscal policy. There is also an impact of rising rates on industries like tech and real estate, foreseeing stock declines, and decreased real estate values. Despite these challenges, the overall economy is currently strong, with low unemployment rates.

Discover the real status of AI in today’s generation in politics and understand the future of it. Join in this episode, now!

Highlights:

Explores Sam Altman's role at OpenAI, emphasizing recent controversy and AI's societal impact.
Discuss the potential threat of AI generating images related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Highlights issues with alternative facts and lack of verification in social media.
Debates the ethics of AI company CEOs participating in regulation discussions.
Examines the quasi-for-profit, non-profit model's shortcomings.
Nvidia's growing profits from AI model chips were discussed, drawing parallels to early internet wave winners.
Speculation about a predicted but unrealized major recession, discussions on inflation, monetary policy, and fiscal policy.
Impact of rising interest rates on tech and real estate industries, foreseeing stock declines and decreased real estate values.

About the Guest:

Dov Goldschmidt is the owner of Stratford Assets, a real estate management company. Dov is also a business and political commentator, who has presented at international conventions and at universities. Dov resides in Philadelphia with his wife and five children.

Connect With Our Guest:

LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/dov-goldschmidt

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About Estee
Estee Goldschmidt is a customer-obsessed, delivery-oriented, and data-driven product leader. With extensive experience in strategy, product, marketing in the healthcare and CPG industries, startups and corporate, she joins teams to solve complex revenue problems related to client conversion and retention.

Her motto for proof of concept is: test, reiterate, scale. Estee’s background is in a diverse set of fields ranging from founding startups to leading teams in multinational corporations.

Website | www.esteegoldschmidt.com

LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/esteegoldschmidt/

Episode #10

There is no denying that change is the ultimate dictator of what we conceive of the present days. These changes or innovations include Artificial Intelligence, but how far will it take us to a better generation in the world of politics? In this episode, Dov Goldschmidt, owner of Stratford Assets, a real estate...

Subscribe on iTunes

Follow on Spotify

There is no denying that change is the ultimate dictator of what we conceive of the present days. These changes or innovations include Artificial Intelligence, but how far will it take us to a better generation in the world of politics?

In this episode, Dov Goldschmidt, owner of Stratford Assets, a real estate management company, and a political commentator discusses Sam Altman's role at OpenAI, highlighting his recent controversy, and explores AI's societal impact, including Elon Musk's concerns. He touches on the possibility of AI generating images related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.

He raises concerns about the prevalence of alternative facts and the absence of verification in social media, emphasizing how this weakens the reliability of information. AI's capacity to manipulate information, tailoring it to individuals' preferences, is highlighted as a potential threat to relationships. The ethics of AI company CEOs, such as Sam Altman, participating in AI regulation discussions is debated. While Silicon Valley has historically aimed for a balance between profit and social good, worries persist about their influence on regulatory processes.

Dov underscores the necessity for regulations to keep pace with technological progress, citing Uber as an illustrative case. Dov acknowledges the complexity of grasping AI's potential dangers, requiring substantial expertise. There is concern about AI's societal impact and the challenges in predicting its effects due to its monumental nature. Sam Altman's removal from OpenAI's board sparks speculation about his plans and potential negotiations with Microsoft, generating substantial employee support. He also examines the shortcomings of the quasi-for-profit, non-profit model, pondering whether companies should prioritize profit maximization or if regulation falls within the government's purview. Microsoft earns praise for strategic moves in AI, contrasting with other players like Zoom diversifying generative AI sources.

We also talked about Nvidia's growing profits from AI model chips, drawing parallels to early internet wave winners. Speculation arises about a predicted but unrealized major recession, prompting discussions on inflation, monetary policy, and fiscal policy. There is also an impact of rising rates on industries like tech and real estate, foreseeing stock declines, and decreased real estate values. Despite these challenges, the overall economy is currently strong, with low unemployment rates.

Discover the real status of AI in today’s generation in politics and understand the future of it. Join in this episode, now!

Highlights:

Explores Sam Altman's role at OpenAI, emphasizing recent controversy and AI's societal impact.
Discuss the potential threat of AI generating images related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Highlights issues with alternative facts and lack of verification in social media.
Debates the ethics of AI company CEOs participating in regulation discussions.
Examines the quasi-for-profit, non-profit model's shortcomings.
Nvidia's growing profits from AI model chips were discussed, drawing parallels to early internet wave winners.
Speculation about a predicted but unrealized major recession, discussions on inflation, monetary policy, and fiscal policy.
Impact of rising interest rates on tech and real estate industries, foreseeing stock declines and decreased real estate values.

About the Guest:

Dov Goldschmidt is the owner of Stratford Assets, a real estate management company. Dov is also a business and political commentator, who has presented at international conventions and at universities. Dov resides in Philadelphia with his wife and five children.

Connect With Our Guest:

LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/dov-goldschmidt

IF YOU LIKED THIS EPISODE, SHARE IT WITH OTHER ENTREPRENEURS AND PRODUCT PROFESSIONALS!

About Estee
Estee Goldschmidt is a customer-obsessed, delivery-oriented, and data-driven product leader. With extensive experience in strategy, product, marketing in the healthcare and CPG industries, startups and corporate, she joins teams to solve complex revenue problems related to client conversion and retention.

Her motto for proof of concept is: test, reiterate, scale. Estee’s background is in a diverse set of fields ranging from founding startups to leading teams in multinational corporations.

Website | www.esteegoldschmidt.com

LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/esteegoldschmidt/

Episode #10

There is no denying that change is the ultimate dictator of what we conceive of the present days. These changes or innovations include Artificial Intelligence, but how far will it take us to a better generation in the world of politics? In this episode, Dov Goldschmidt, owner of Stratford Assets, a real estate...

Subscribe on iTunes

Follow on Spotify

There is no denying that change is the ultimate dictator of what we conceive of the present days. These changes or innovations include Artificial Intelligence, but how far will it take us to a better generation in the world of politics?

In this episode, Dov Goldschmidt, owner of Stratford Assets, a real estate management company, and a political commentator discusses Sam Altman's role at OpenAI, highlighting his recent controversy, and explores AI's societal impact, including Elon Musk's concerns. He touches on the possibility of AI generating images related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.

He raises concerns about the prevalence of alternative facts and the absence of verification in social media, emphasizing how this weakens the reliability of information. AI's capacity to manipulate information, tailoring it to individuals' preferences, is highlighted as a potential threat to relationships. The ethics of AI company CEOs, such as Sam Altman, participating in AI regulation discussions is debated. While Silicon Valley has historically aimed for a balance between profit and social good, worries persist about their influence on regulatory processes.

Dov underscores the necessity for regulations to keep pace with technological progress, citing Uber as an illustrative case. Dov acknowledges the complexity of grasping AI's potential dangers, requiring substantial expertise. There is concern about AI's societal impact and the challenges in predicting its effects due to its monumental nature. Sam Altman's removal from OpenAI's board sparks speculation about his plans and potential negotiations with Microsoft, generating substantial employee support. He also examines the shortcomings of the quasi-for-profit, non-profit model, pondering whether companies should prioritize profit maximization or if regulation falls within the government's purview. Microsoft earns praise for strategic moves in AI, contrasting with other players like Zoom diversifying generative AI sources.

We also talked about Nvidia's growing profits from AI model chips, drawing parallels to early internet wave winners. Speculation arises about a predicted but unrealized major recession, prompting discussions on inflation, monetary policy, and fiscal policy. There is also an impact of rising rates on industries like tech and real estate, foreseeing stock declines, and decreased real estate values. Despite these challenges, the overall economy is currently strong, with low unemployment rates.

Discover the real status of AI in today’s generation in politics and understand the future of it. Join in this episode, now!

Highlights:

Explores Sam Altman's role at OpenAI, emphasizing recent controversy and AI's societal impact.
Discuss the potential threat of AI generating images related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Highlights issues with alternative facts and lack of verification in social media.
Debates the ethics of AI company CEOs participating in regulation discussions.
Examines the quasi-for-profit, non-profit model's shortcomings.
Nvidia's growing profits from AI model chips were discussed, drawing parallels to early internet wave winners.
Speculation about a predicted but unrealized major recession, discussions on inflation, monetary policy, and fiscal policy.
Impact of rising interest rates on tech and real estate industries, foreseeing stock declines and decreased real estate values.

About the Guest:

Dov Goldschmidt is the owner of Stratford Assets, a real estate management company. Dov is also a business and political commentator, who has presented at international conventions and at universities. Dov resides in Philadelphia with his wife and five children.

Connect With Our Guest:

LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/dov-goldschmidt

IF YOU LIKED THIS EPISODE, SHARE IT WITH OTHER ENTREPRENEURS AND PRODUCT PROFESSIONALS!

About Estee
Estee Goldschmidt is a customer-obsessed, delivery-oriented, and data-driven product leader. With extensive experience in strategy, product, marketing in the healthcare and CPG industries, startups and corporate, she joins teams to solve complex revenue problems related to client conversion and retention.

Her motto for proof of concept is: test, reiterate, scale. Estee’s background is in a diverse set of fields ranging from founding startups to leading teams in multinational corporations.