Heroes of the intelligence revolution
AI Heroes have helped their companies become more innovative, serve their customers better, collaborate more effectively with their partners, and improve the world in meaningful ways. Anyone can become a hero across any business function.
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Process Manager, BLG LogisticsRaik-Ingo Lehr led an initiative to transform how BLG Logistics estimates its staffing needs. Leveraging machine learning, he created time-series forecasts to improve weekly staff predictions for the logistics center where he manages operations. The BLG Group, headquartered in Bremen, Germany, creates logistics for customers in trade and industry, with nearly 100 locations and branches in Europe, America, Africa, and Asia. -
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System and Automation Manager, LenovoRogerio has over twenty years’ experience in technology, starting with Motorola’s Mobile Device practice and currently with Lenovo’s Brazil operations. He has led several innovative and transformative initiatives for Lenovo, one of the world’s largest technology companies with $45 billion revenue. -
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Brad BoehmkeDirector of Data Science, 84.51° (Kroger)Brad has helped 84.51° leverage AI to better engage with their customers in a personalized manner for each of their 60 million households. 84.51° is a data and marketing company owned and operated by Kroger, the fifth largest retailer in the world and second largest supermarket company in the world.
Latest podcasts
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![DataRobot MIT Podcast Episode 46 Ari Kaplan Ben Taylor Resource card new]()
More Intelligent TomorrowHow We Got More Intelligent: Season 1 HighlightsAs we end the first season of the More Intelligent Tomorrow Podcast, our two hosts, Ben and Ari, review some of our favorite clips from the season and discuss them. The behind-the-scenes work and reactions to profound statements have made all of us smarter together.Listen to the podcast -
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More Intelligent TomorrowUnlocking Scientific Breakthroughs with AIAnima Anandkumar is a world-renowned AI researcher with brilliant answers to some of the most complicated AI questions. In this episode of More Intelligent Tomorrow, we talk about AI’s role in science and how future AGI systems might behave.Listen to the podcast -
![DataRobot MIT Podcast Episode 44 Cameron Chell Resource card new]()
More Intelligent TomorrowThe Coming Drone RevolutionIn this episode of More Intelligent Tomorrow, Cameron Chell, CEO and co-founder of Draganfly and co-founder of Business Instincts Group, discusses his groundbreaking work, including the first life-saving drone (in the Smithsonian), neuropaths for humans to expand their intelligence, and the vast challenges humanity must overcome in the coming decades.Listen to the podcast
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![DataRobot MIT Podcast Episode 46 Ari Kaplan Ben Taylor Resource card new]()
More Intelligent TomorrowHow We Got More Intelligent: Season 1 HighlightsAs we end the first season of the More Intelligent Tomorrow Podcast, our two hosts, Ben and Ari, review some of our favorite clips from the season and discuss them. The behind-the-scenes work and reactions to profound statements have made all of us smarter together.Listen to the podcast -
![DataRobot MIT Podcast Episode 45 Animashree Anandkumar Resource card new]()
More Intelligent TomorrowUnlocking Scientific Breakthroughs with AIAnima Anandkumar is a world-renowned AI researcher with brilliant answers to some of the most complicated AI questions. In this episode of More Intelligent Tomorrow, we talk about AI’s role in science and how future AGI systems might behave.Listen to the podcast -
![DataRobot MIT Podcast Episode 44 Cameron Chell Resource card new]()
More Intelligent TomorrowThe Coming Drone RevolutionIn this episode of More Intelligent Tomorrow, Cameron Chell, CEO and co-founder of Draganfly and co-founder of Business Instincts Group, discusses his groundbreaking work, including the first life-saving drone (in the Smithsonian), neuropaths for humans to expand their intelligence, and the vast challenges humanity must overcome in the coming decades.Listen to the podcast