Applying Open AI to Manufacturing

OpenAI ChatGPT is a new AI tool that can interact in a conversational way. It can follow instructions, answer questions, admit mistakes, challenge premises, and reject requests. It can also tell stories and write code. ChatGPT is trained using reinforcement learning from human feedback, which makes it more adaptable and responsive than traditional chatbots. But […]

How to make your hybrid meetings less terrible

I’ve been part of a LOT of hybrid meetings lately (onsite and Teams). They stink. Here’s how you can make them better… 1. Have a room setup that is optimized for hybrid, such as a Surface Hub, where it naturally works with Teams without a lot of screwing around. I’ve seen a TON of terrible […]

4 Ways to Safely Customize Open AI on Azure with Company-Specific Data

We love Chat GPT’s capabilities and the question being asked is… “what if I had this for my OWN data?” How do I do that and what are my options? Well… you’re in luck, because in this video I talk about how you do just that!

What to know about Data Privacy and Open AI

This is one of the most frequently asked questions I get about Open AI on Azure. In this video I explain the key things you need to know about Open AI and privacy/security.

Building a Cloud CoE that Actually Works

In this episode of Tech Leadership Office Hours I talk about building a Cloud CoE that actually works. A few big topics I cover:

Why CoEs fail
Structure of CoEs
Goals of a CoE
Approach to doing it well

No module named ‘openai’ in Visual Studio Code

Looking to get started on Open AI in Visual Studio Code but getting the error: “No module named ‘openai’”? Thankfully this is a pretty easy resolution. This is easily resolved by running “pip install openai”

Cyphercon 2023 Presentation: 5 Architectures Every Tech Exec Should Understand

Thank you for attending my Cyphercon session! I’m excited to have had the opportunity to spend time with you and to talk about how to improve the general security of your environment. You can catch me on LinkedIn or Twitter. Here is a link to the deck for the Cyphercon presentation. Nathan Lasnoski