Disrupt: Warum sind Videos die Sprache der Zukunft, Victor Riparbelli?
Synthesia baut digitale Klone, mit denen Firmen Wissen vermitteln. Im Podcast spricht der Chef über die Zukunft der Kommunikation, KI-Müll und das Rennen mit China.
Synthesia, a London-based firm, aims to transform how companies share knowledge through its technology. Currently, large corporations such as SAP and Merck utilize the startup's AI to produce training videos and digital clones, which may soon allow employees to converse with these AI agents. Much of an organization's knowledge is currently locked in text, which Victor Riparbelli, Synthesia's CEO, believes most people rarely read.
He advocates for AI videos as a superior method to make knowledge accessible and envisions his technology as a successor to PowerPoint. Riparbelli states, "Soon, every interactive agent will be built." In a recent episode of Handelsblatt Disrupt podcast, host Larissa Holzki discusses with Riparbelli whether text may eventually disappear entirely.
They explore why AI slop (KI-Müll) is becoming a growing problem for more companies, and they also examine the AI race with China.
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