Are we on the verge of AI outsmarting us all?

In a bombshell week for AI, OpenAI launched its groundbreaking O1 model, leaving experts and executives alike wondering just how far AI can go.

In this episode of Leveraging AI, I also share my key takeaways from the MAICON AI Conference, where industry leaders debated the ethical and practical future of AI in business. This episode dives into why C-suite leaders need to be paying close attention to the new capabilities of reasoning models and what this all means for decision-making, scaling, and innovation in your company.

In this session, you’ll discover:

How OpenAI’s O1 model could revolutionize reasoning and decision-making in business.
Why O1 performs 5x better on complex mathematical tasks and what that means for enterprise AI applications.
The implications of AI models that can self-improve with minimal human input — and how to stay ahead of the curve.
My personal takeaways from the MAICON AI Conference, including the future of AI-powered strategy and the ethical considerations all leaders must weigh.

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123 | The “Holy Shit” moment of AI, Open AI introduces o1, lessons learned from interviews with Sam Altman, Bill Gates, Reid Hoffman, Mustafa Suleyman, and more AI news from the week ending on September 13