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Transforming the World

Making AI Possible, new from Caltech, is a provocative webcast/podcast series designed to focus on the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and how these developments shape the world around us. We discuss how cutting-edge AI research is translated into real-world applications across sectors like healthcare, energy, manufacturing, and finance. Host Nick Beaudoin engages with pioneering Caltech faculty and thought leaders in the world of AI, offering rare insights into how advanced AI systems are built, governed, and applied in the real world. Tune in to discover the "how" behind AI breakthroughs and the "why" that drives innovation.

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In our July 1 webcast/podcast, Caltech CTME's host Nicholas Beaudoin will be talking with Richard Anderson, Director of Quantitative Analysis for the Los Angeles Dodgers. You won't want to miss it! Register above.

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Taking ML from Space to Industry

In our June 3 webcast/podcast, Caltech CTME's host Nicholas Beaudoin spoke with Caltech Professor Matthew Graham on the subject, Taking ML from Space to Industry. In this innovative podcast, Nicholas and Dr. Graham discussed how ML can be used to optimize production processes, analyze customer data and automate quality control.

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In today's dynamic business environment, enabling strategy is vital for organizations to adapt swiftly while managing multiple priorities. Portfolio methodology offers a structured approach by aligning projects with strategic objectives, allowing organizations to prioritize initiatives and develop a balanced roadmap for long-term success. Discover the benefits of portfolio methodology. Guest Hsing-Hsing Li. Hosted by Caltech's Nicholas Beaudoin.