Summary
In this episode of Plays Well With Others, Andrew Moore and Jess Agnew delve into the complex world of AI data ethics, discussing the implications of massive data acquisitions, the public's perception of data privacy, and the historical context of data sharing. They explore the race for AI and the challenges of fair use, intellectual property dilemmas, and the ethical use of data in AI models. The conversation culminates in a discussion about the need for a framework for fair compensation and the importance of international collaboration and accountability in the evolving landscape of technology.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Sponsorship Announcement
02:35 AI Data Ethics and Skynet
05:03 The Impact of Data Acquisition
07:52 Public Perception of Data Privacy
10:27 Historical Context of Data Sharing Concerns
13:24 Exploitation and AI's Role
16:03 The Fair Use Debate
18:48 Ethical Data Sourcing
21:25 Accountability in AI Training
24:00 The Future of Copyright in AI

Notes

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Summary:
In this episode of Plays Well With Others, Andrew Moore and Jess Agnew explore the concept of the CEO mindset, discussing its implications for management and leadership. They delve into the challenges of transitioning from an executor role to a leadership position, emphasizing the importance of strategic thinking and ownership mentality. The conversation highlights the balance between management responsibilities and leadership influence, offering insights on how to navigate these dynamics effectively in a business environment.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to CEO Mindset
02:48 Understanding the CEO Mindset
05:25 The Shift from Execution to Strategy
08:18 Navigating the Transition to Leadership
10:40 The Importance of External Learning
13:36 Balancing Management and Leadership
16:26 The Challenges of Delegation
19:01 Learning from Leadership Experiences
21:55 Conclusion and Key Takeaways

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Summary:
In this episode, Andrew Moore speaks with Nathan Miller, SVP of Operations at Volunteer Behavioral Health, about the importance of community-focused leadership in mental health services. They discuss the evolution of Volunteer Behavioral Health, the integration of mental and physical health, the shift towards outpatient care, and the impact of telehealth during the pandemic. Nathan shares insights on crisis services, preventative measures, and special programs for youth and justice-involved individuals, as well as the importance of collaboration with law enforcement. The conversation emphasizes the need for accessible mental health services and community support.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Volunteer Behavioral Health and Nathan Miller
03:05 Evolution of Mental Health Services at VBHC
05:55 The Tennessee HealthLink Program
08:46 Outpatient vs. Inpatient Mental Health Services
11:44 Crisis Services and Stabilization
14:53 Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health Services
17:50 Telehealth Adoption and Accessibility
20:38 Community Engagement and Preventative Programs
23:44 Specialty Programs and Criminal Justice Liaison
26:55 Behavioral Health Liaisons and Co-Responder Programs
29:38 Accessing Services at Volunteer Behavioral Health
32:54 Community Support and Getting Involved