Disambiguation · 2025-05-12 · 55 min
Welcome to the May edition of AI Pulse on Disambiguation! Join host Michael Fauscette and co-host Tom Pringle as they dive into the latest developments in artificial intelligence, generative AI, and business automation. In this episode, they discuss the implications of Visa's new Intelligent Commerce Platform and the challenges of trusting AI chatbots with sensitive information like credit card details. They explore the evolving landscape of agentic AI, the importance of guardrails, and the potential risks associated with automation. The conversation also touches on the recent findings regarding AI hallucinations, the impact of short versus long prompts, and the future of content creation in an AI-driven world. With insights on decentralized AI and the recent shift of OpenAI to a public benefit corporation, this episode is packed with valuable information for business leaders and tech enthusiasts alike. Tune in to understand how these advancements can create significant business impact and what the future holds for AI technology!
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