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Michael Smith
Globally experienced Deep Tech & Product C-Level Startup Exec
Michael Smith is the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Sagittal.ai, a company focused on human-centric AI automation. With over 25 years of experience in technology, he has held significant roles in various high-profile companies, including Google, Qualcomm, Yahoo, and SwiftKey, showcasing his expertise in product management and development across multiple domains such as finance, mobile technologies, and machine learning.
Professional Background
- Education: Michael holds a top-ranked MBA and a Master’s degree in Computer Science.
- Career Highlights:
- Sagittal.ai: Currently serves as CEO, emphasizing the importance of AI being beneficial to humanity.
- Previous Roles:
- VP of Product at Omnipresent (2021-2023)
- Chief Product Officer at Prodigy Finance (2018-2020)
- Chief Product Officer & VP of Engineering at fuboTV (2016-2017)
- Product Manager at Google (2012-2015)
Skills and Expertise
Michael is recognized as a leader in machine learning and artificial intelligence, with a strong background in scaling startups and leading complex product initiatives. His experience spans various industries, including online advertising, video streaming, and cloud computing.123
Vision for Sagittal.ai
Under his leadership, Sagittal.ai aims to leverage AI technologies to create solutions that prioritize human needs and enhance productivity without compromising ethical standards.34
Highlights
Has anyone in my network used a company for doing industry surveys? Specifically I will have a small target list of companies and desirable company "psychographics" (do companies have pyschographics?), then I will need to broaden that list, then use that list to conduct a survey.
Anyone with experience on how to do this, potential partners and/or costing information, that would be immensely helpful!
We may be in a bubble when everyone is putting AI into things when people didn't ask for it, with dubious results, and the media is picking it up quickly.
https://lnkd.in/gyyNv9ng
This video camera has a not-exciting 1368×768 at 12 frames per second, the video is post-processed and there's a "card" that you put into the camera when shooting that changes the postprocessing in the cloud. Apparently the card changes some parameters when shooting, but I don't understand this as the video is postprocessed in the cloud.
I commend the creators on bravely experimenting with the tech; AI thrives with an intuitive organic feedback loop.
But I challenge the media to stop posting on every single mediocre product, continuously and with hyperbole. Those that continuously lower a standard are begging to be replaced by AI.
