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Cirrus Shakeri

CEO and Founder at Inventurist.ai

Cirrus Shakeri is a highly skilled professional with a background in AI, Control Systems, and Mechanical Engineering. With fifteen years of experience in coding, architecture, management, and coaching, Cirrus excels in taking projects from the prototype stage to the final product. Having a diverse educational background, including a Ph.D. in Engineering/Computer Science from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and a Post Graduate Certificate in the Neuroscience of Leadership from the NeuroLeadership Institute, Cirrus brings a unique perspective to his work.

Cirrus Shakeri has held prominent positions in various organizations, showcasing his expertise and leadership. As the CEO and Founder of Inventurist Inc., Cirrus has demonstrated his entrepreneurial skills. He has also served in advisory roles at reputable institutions like Rutgers University Big Data Program and companies like AIBrain, Inc. His tenure at SAP in roles such as Senior Director of CTO Projects and Technology Strategist highlights his strong background in Semantic Technologies and Big Data. Additionally, his experience at Pegasystems, Dassault Systemes, and Knowledge Technologies International has further honed his skills in Solution Architecture, Software Engineering, and AI-driven systems.

Highlights

Jun 5 · linkedin

TLDR; New AI tools will emerge for assisting strategy development that will make the process faster and more agile.

This is based on a quick polling of the audience during my keynote talk at the IASP 2024 Global Conference (https://lnkd.in/dxV4Rt_p). I asked the audience of 100+ strategy professionals where they stand in terms of AI impacts, and here is the breakdown:

  1. Strategy development is too complex for AI to make any meaningful impact for the foreseeable future. --> No one!

  2. Tools like ChatGPT and CoPilot will improve productivity during research but for the most part strategy processes will stay the same. --> Maybe 10%

  3. New AI tools will emerge for automating strategy development that will make the process faster and more agile. --> Around 70%

  4. In the long run, AI will transform strategy development — e.g., the wall between strategy & execution will come down. --> 20%

After my talk I put up the poll again. There was 10-15% of people shifting from #3 to #4, and still no one in category 1!

In terms of AI-assisted strategy development helping people in this field transforming their organizations, I proposed the following:

  • AI helping them bring down the wall between strategy & execution – get the feedback loop in their organizations working

  • Make strategy development a collective effort as opposed to a top-down mandate

  • Have more direct impact on the direction of their organizations via fast cycles of evidence gathering & analysis

  • Help in leveling the playing field for SMBs by lowering cost of strategy development & analysis

Happy to share more insights if anyone interested in this topic.

Feb 3 · linkedin

AI workforce is coming to the enterprise:

  • With LLMs (GPT3, etc.), English is the new programming language: https://lnkd.in/gV5vxwxp

  • Business users will program their own apps based on their expertise and using just English

  • In fact, apps won’t be programmed anymore, they will be ‘trained’ over time by their users.

  • Actually, these will not be apps but intelligent assistants that work 24/7 solving complex business problems.

#ai #programming #work #llms

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Palo Alto, California, United States