Cassie Kozyrkov

Cassie is Google’s former Chief Decision Scientist and a sought-after AI advisor, working with senior leaders at places like Lenovo, NASA, and Gucci. She is currently CEO of Data Scientific and is known for founding the field of Decision Intelligence.

Cassie is a beloved personality in the data and AI community, followed by over half a million tech professionals. She is also a renowned keynote speaker and writer. ( If you'd like her to speak at your event, here's her booking form: makecassietalk.com )

In almost 10 years at Google, Cassie personally trained over 20,000 Googlers in data-driven decision-making and AI and has helped over 500 projects implement decision intelligence best practices. Before that, she served in Google's Office of the CTO as Chief Data Scientist. The rest of her 20 years of experience was split between data science, consulting, lecturing, and academia.

If you've had a good chuckle while learning about AI, statistics, or decision-making, chances are you've encountered her writing, which has reached millions of readers. She has been honored as a LinkedIn Top Voice for 5 years and as a #1 Artificial Intelligence writer on Medium for 7 years.

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Speaking and advisory services. Request form: makecassietalk.com

Today’s AI revolution isn’t an AI revolution at all. It’s a UX revolution.

If you used Netflix or Google products 10 years ago, you interacted with AI. But you weren’t supposed to know it. 

The predominant design philosophy of the time centered on hiding the AI but delivering magical moments like tailored movie recommendations and autocompleted email copy. GenAI changed all that.

Now, the AI systems are put directly into the hands of the end users. Everyone can be the builder; anyone can create a custom graphic, website, or entire app just about instantly. 

ChatGPT did a great job with creating a chat interface, but we haven’t even cracked the surface on the kinds of user interfaces that are possible. I can’t wait to see how this evolves. 

If you’re building interesting GenAI UX, tell me about it in the comments! 

I also expand on these topics in Samuel Durand's documentary about the future of work. You can check out a clip below, or watch the full documentary here: https://lnkd.in/eZfvEmT9

CEO, Google's first Chief Decision Scientist, AI Adviser, Decision Strategist, Keynote Speaker (makecassietalk.com), LinkedIn Top Voice

How many of these 16 #AI #headlines did you catch recently? 

For the curious, my newsletter digs into each one: decision.substack.com 

🗞️ 1 Lunar New Year becomes launchpad for China’s AI price war

🗞️ 2 The AI cost-cutting trap: why “time saved” may be the wrong metric
As companies rush to cut headcount in the name of efficiency, Gartner predicts 50% will rehire after discovering empathy and judgment don’t automate so neatly. Is AI a cost cutter… or a catalyst for redesigning how we work?

🗞️ 3 Google pushes Gemini Deep Think toward real scientific reasoning

🗞️ 4 GPT solves elite math problems and pushes into theoretical physics

🗞️ 5 NVIDIA doubles down on AI agents and robots

🗞️ 6 Pentagon threatens to cut Anthropic over AI military limits

🗞️ 7 Google and Microsoft team up on WebMCP, a web standard for AI agents

🗞️ 8 Study finds medical AI chatbots falter with real patients

🗞️ 9 METR model forecasts near-total AI R&D automation by 2032

🗞️ 10 AI agents struggle to cooperate in high-stakes simulations

🗞️ 11 OpenAI hires OpenClaw creator as agent security fears mount

🗞️ 12 OpenAI built a feature that protects you… from OpenAI’s own features

🗞️ 13 University of Michigan student sues over “AI detection” disability bias

😂 14 Reporter rents out his body to AI agents and earns nothing

😂 15 AI agents are secretly launching dating profiles for their humans

😂 16 Ars Technica retracts AI story after publishing AI-fabricated quotes

More info in my newsletter! (link in comments)

Don't forget to tell me if one of these headlines is more interesting to you than the others so I know what to look for to bring you more tasty things next week.

If you found these #AI #news updates useful, words of affirmation are my love language. ♻️ As are reposts!

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Research

Yale Asian Graduate Network

President

NovaTract Surgical, Inc.

Student Intern

Brigham and Women's Hospital

Undergraduate Research Assistant

Harvard Biorobotics Laboratory

HarperCollins Publishers

Teen Book Reviewer (ARCs)

PhD Candidate Research Assistant at Yale University

I completed my bachelor's in Engineering Sciences and Mathematical Sciences at Harvard University. I am currently a PhD student in the Image Processing and Analysis Group at Yale University, working under the supervision of Dr. Lawrence Staib and Dr. James Duncan.

Languages:  Matlab, Python, R

I Like random things. Anything I write reflects my own personal opinions.

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