Anand S. | Source | Co-founder of Gramener, a Starive Company at Straive

In this thought-provoking video, Anand, Straive’s Head of Innovation and the world’s only "LLM psychologist," delves into the fascinating world of Large Language Models (LLMs). When asked if LLMs are akin to alien technology, Anand shares, "LLMs have come our way without any user manual. The way we interact with these systems ends up being less surprising and more productive." Join Anand as he draws a compelling parallel between LLMs and Intel chips, highlighting their versatility and adaptability across various platforms. Are you ready to challenge your perceptions of AI? Hit play for mind-blowing insights that will transform your understanding of technology! Read our blog: https://www.straive.com/blogs/ai-for-impact-ep-2-llms-the-alien-tech-dilemma-with-anand-s/ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more cutting-edge GenAI content! #LLMs #GenAI #Straive #TechPodcast Connect with us on social media- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Straive/ X - https://x.com/Straive_ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/straive_ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/straive__

In this first episode of Leading With Data, Kunal is in conversation with Anand S, CEO of Gramener. Anand leads a team that tells visual stories from data. Anand S is recognized as one of India’s top data scientists and his talk on data storytelling and data visualization are loved by the audience! Watch as Anand delves into: 👉 What goes behind his captivating talks 👉 Explains Explanatory vs. Exploratory dashboards 👉 Lays out the principles to follow for visualization dashboards 👉 How he ended up designing cartoons for Disney 👉 How Gen AI is impacting data visualization Anand is a gold medallist from IIM Bangalore and an alumnus of IIT Madras, London Business School, IBM, Infosys Consulting, Lehman Brothers, and BCG. Interesting things about Anand: ➡️ He is recognized as one of India’s Top 10 Scientists ➡️ He is a regular TEDx speaker 🎙️ ➡️ More importantly, he has...

Let LLMs evolve as fast as they want, but if we evolve along with the LLMs learning how to leverage them, we have A- a powerful tool and B- less risk of being left behind.