Aki Ranin, co-founder of Bambu, and currently CTO of Goldberry Wealth, discusses the interconnection between AI and APIs. He shares his journey in the AI data science space and explains how AI and APIs are intricately linked. Aki highlights the potential of large language models and AI agents in transforming industries and making AI-assisted tasks more efficient. He also discusses the challenges of discoverability and the importance of metadata in making information accessible to AI agents. Aki provides recommendations for individuals looking to understand the trajectory of AI and APIs.
Keywords
AI, APIs, data science, large language models, AI agents, discoverability, metadata
Sound Bites
"AI and APIs are intricately interwoven"
"Moving from small chat bots to embodied AI systems"
"Building for consumption by AI agents"
Chapters
00:00 The Interconnection of AI and APIs
07:22 The Potential of AI-Assisted Financial Planning
13:50 Integrating Large Language Models and AI Agents
26:14 Staying Ahead in the AI and API Space
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