Nobody Is Getting New Manager Training for Their AI Team - with Dan Klein, UC Berkeley
About this episode
Dan Klein discusses the practical workings of AI systems and the new skills required for effective management of AI teams.
Dan Klein, professor at UC Berkeley and CTO at Scaled Cognition, explains how today’s AI systems work in practice. He breaks down why they produce fluent answers that are often useful, but not always reliable, what the “jagged frontier” means, and why using AI well requires a new set of skills most people are still developing.
People in this episode
Hosts: Jeremy Utley, Henrik Werdelin
Guest: Dan Klein
Topics covered
- AI systems
- manager training
- skills development
- reliability of AI
- jagged frontier
Keywords
- AI
- manager training
- UC Berkeley
- Dan Klein
- skills
- reliability
- jagged frontier
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: UC Berkeley, Scaled Cognition
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