Episode 22: In this episode of the Bellarmine on Business podcast, Jim Ray hosts Alisha Harper and Fred Duff to discuss the implications of generative AI in business and education. They explore the differences between AI and generative AI, the ethical considerations surrounding its use, and how it can be effectively integrated into educational settings. The conversation emphasizes the importance of teaching students to use AI responsibly while enhancing their critical thinking and soft skills. The episode also highlights the evolving landscape of AI technology and its potential to transform decision-making processes in business. This conversation delves into the complexities of large language models (LLMs), their applications, and the ethical and legal challenges they present. The speakers discuss the current state of AI governance, the implications of intellectual property in AI-generated content, and the importance of educating users on AI tools. They also explore the future of AI models, the significance of prompt engineering, and the human element in AI development, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to harnessing AI's potential while mitigating risks.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Generative AI in Business and Education
05:59 Understanding AI and Generative AI
10:04 Ethical Considerations in AI Usage
14:55 The Future of AI in Business and Education
26:12 AI Governance and Ethics: The Wild West
28:58 Are there Risks to Using DeepSeek?
32:11 Intellectual Property Challenges in AI
37:30 Zero Trust and Data Protection in AI
39:14 AI in Education: Preparing for the Future
40:53 The Role of Prompt Engineering in AI
43:26 The Human Element in AI Development
44:59 Closing Thoughts
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