Podcast•Feb 9, 2026•27 min
Teaching AI to Read Braille with Robyn Hughes
In this 27‑minute episode, Braille instructor and consultant Robyn Hughes shares her professional background and personal journey as a Braille reader, highlighting how AI and large language models are transforming accessibility for the visually impaired. She explains the ways AI assists daily tasks and delves into the experimental process of teaching Braille to ChatGPT, discussing the challenges of tokenization and comprehension for non‑visual text. Hughes emphasizes the potential of AI to bridge gaps in education and communication for blind users, while also noting current limitations. The conversation blends expertise in Braille pedagogy with cutting‑edge AI research to illustrate practical, inclusive technology.
By AI Chat
Podcast•Feb 9, 2026•44 min
375: How AI Is Changing Healthtech Investing, According to Define Ventures’ Lynne Chou O’Keefe
In this episode, Lynne Chou O’Keefe, founder and managing partner of Define Ventures, discusses how AI is reshaping health‑tech investing amid a fragmented healthcare system and the shift toward value‑based care. She outlines three phases of AI adoption—from streamlining administrative...
By AI and the Future of Work
Podcast•Feb 9, 2026•32 min
Why This ATS Is Making Job Seekers Part of Its Mission
In this episode, Greenhouse CEO Daniel Chait discusses a strategic shift to prioritize job seekers alongside employers, addressing the "AI Doom Loop" where AI-driven mass applications and filtering exacerbate hiring inefficiencies. He introduces new candidate‑focused features such as My Dream...
By RecTech: The Recruiting Technology Podcast
Podcast•Feb 9, 2026•1h 7m
#345 How to Drive Innovation with Brian Solis, Head of Global Innovation at ServiceNow
In episode #345, DataFramed hosts Adel Nehme and Richie Cotton sit down with Brian Solis, Head of Global Innovation at ServiceNow, to explore how organizations can foster a culture of continuous innovation. Solis emphasizes the importance of aligning innovation with...
By DataFramed
Podcast•Feb 9, 2026•25 min
How CIOs Can Surface Innovation, Reduce Duplication, and Scale AI
In this episode of Technovation, Peter High interviews Sean Murphy, founder and CEO of DemoHop, about the hidden challenges of innovation in distributed enterprises. Murphy explains how weak ties and siloed work trap ideas, and how DemoHop’s science‑fair‑style demo days...
By Technovation with Peter High (CIO, CTO, CDO, CXO Interviews)
Podcast•Feb 8, 2026•12 min
Amazon's $200B CapEx Spend Dominates AI Race
The episode examines the fierce AI compute arms race, highlighting Amazon's $200 billion capital expenditure and how it dwarfs rivals like Google and Meta. It details Amazon's aggressive investment in AI infrastructure, the skepticism from investors about such massive spending, and...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Feb 7, 2026•11 min
Reddit's AI Answers & Meta's Vibes App
The episode examines how Reddit is deploying AI-driven search to deliver personalized answers and boost content licensing revenue, while Meta introduces Vibes, a standalone AI video app aimed at monetizing premium features. It highlights Reddit's shift toward AI to enhance...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Feb 7, 2026•53 min
20VC: From $6.2BN Market Cap to $2.8BN: What Is Not Translating About Navan's Public Story | Are Any Public Company...
In this episode, Ariel Cohen, co‑founder and CEO of Navan (formerly TripActions), discusses the company’s recent IPO, the sharp drop in market cap, and the strategic decisions driving its next phase. He explains why Navan rushed to go public, how...
By The Twenty Minute VC (20VC)
Podcast•Feb 6, 2026•35 min
Episode 143: Robots for Children - Elmira Yadollahi
In this episode, Claire talks with Elmira Yadollahi, an assistant professor at Lancaster University, about how children engage with robots and the unique challenges this presents. They explore key themes such as managing children’s expectations, building trust, and fostering AI...
By Robot Talk
Podcast•Feb 6, 2026•6 min
AI Hangover
The episode examines the sudden shift in market sentiment toward AI, moving from optimism to caution as investors question who truly benefits from the technology. It highlights emerging signs of a softer jobs market, including delayed employment data and rising...
By Reuters Morning Bid
Podcast•Feb 5, 2026•11 min
Elon Wants Data Centers in Space?
In this episode, Jamie and Jaeden examine Elon Musk's recent acquisition of XAI by SpaceX, discussing how the merger could enable the creation of data centers in orbit and accelerate lunar manufacturing initiatives. They explore the strategic advantages of combining...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Feb 5, 2026•35 min
From 70 Hours to Minutes: Vestwell CEO Aaron Schumm on Simplifying and Automating Savings
In this episode, Vestwell CEO Aaron Schumm explains how America's savings system is broken, recounting his own frustrating experience setting up a 401(k) that sparked Vestwell's creation. He details how Vestwell has streamlined retirement plan setup from 40‑70 hours to...
By Fintech One-on-One
Podcast•Feb 5, 2026•50 min
The $64M Bet on an AI That Has to Be Right | Carina Hong, CEO of Axiom
In this episode, Lukas Biewald explores the evolving AI ecosystem through a series of interviews with founders and CEOs of leading AI infrastructure and application companies, including Axiom, Rerun, Runway ML, Baseten, CoreWeave, Surge AI, Glean, DeepL, GitHub, and Cursor. The conversations...
By Gradient Dissent
Podcast•Feb 5, 2026•36 min
289. The CFO as Growth Leader: Levi’s Harmit Singh on Transformation and the “Magic of the And.”
Levi Strauss & Co.’s Chief Finance and Growth Officer Harmit Singh discusses how the iconic brand reversed a slowdown, boosted profitability, and accelerated its direct‑to‑consumer shift while preserving its purpose‑driven heritage. He introduces the “Magic of the And,” a framework...
By Inside the Strategy Room
Podcast•Feb 4, 2026•38 min
How AI-Powered Holograms Are Reimagining Fan Experiences at the Big Game - Ep. 288
In this episode, host interviews Jia Li, co‑founder and chief AI officer of LiveX AI, about the company’s real‑time 4K holographic AI agents that interact with fans at large sporting events. Li explains how these human‑like holograms can greet, answer...
By The AI Podcast (NVIDIA)
Podcast•Feb 4, 2026•0 min
HREX v 1.07 George Larocque
John Sumser and George LaRocque discuss the rapid evolution of HR technology, emphasizing how market sizing, capital flow, and data-driven decision‑making are reshaping the industry. They highlight recruiting’s lack of accountability, the re‑evaluation of education’s value, and the disruptive impact...
By HR Examiner
Podcast•Feb 4, 2026•12 min
Lotus Health AI Doctor Raising $35M
The episode dives into Lotus Health AI's pioneering model of an AI doctor that offers free consultations, aiming to reshape primary care accessibility. It examines how technologies like ChatGPT are being leveraged for medical advice, outlines Lotus Health's vision and...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Feb 4, 2026•29 min
How to Scale to $12M ARR: The Serial Founder Playbook for Vertical SaaS and Agentic AI
In this episode, Matt Spiegel, founder and CEO of Lawmatics, walks through how his vertical SaaS company scaled to $12M ARR by focusing on high ARPU, agentic AI, and disciplined capital strategies. He shares tactics for acquiring the first 100...
By The Top Entrepreneurs Podcast
Podcast•Feb 3, 2026•29 min
Agentic Commerce Is Here and It Changes Everything
In this episode Richard and Tony demystify agentic commerce, explaining how AI‑driven shopping experiences are supplanting traditional websites, checkout flows, and even ad placements. They highlight the pivotal role of product data feeds and Shopify’s new agentic checkout, which links...
By Ecommerce Playbook: Numbers, Struggles & Growth
Podcast•Feb 3, 2026•29 min
The Signal: What's New for Platforms & Payments Featuring Matt Downs of Global Payments | Episode 463
In this episode, Matt Downs, President of Integrated and Platforms at Global Payments, discusses the major shifts in platform payments as the industry heads toward 2026, emphasizing that payments have become a growth engine rather than a mere feature. He...
By Leaders in Payments
Podcast•Feb 3, 2026•47 min
$200 Trillion at Risk: The New Threat to Banking
In this episode of Banking Transformed, Jim Marous convenes a roster of banking innovators to discuss how generative AI, digital‑first experiences, and platform‑based models are reshaping the industry amid a looming $200 trillion risk to traditional banks. Guests such as Abbas...
By Banking Transformed
Podcast•Feb 2, 2026•25 min
Why Moltbook Matters
The episode explores Moltbook, a novel social network where AI agents, not humans, interact, rapidly amassing over 1.5 million agents in its first week. It argues that the platform’s significance lies not in speculative debates about AI consciousness, but in the...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Feb 2, 2026•26 min
Healthy Friction in Job Recommender Systems
In this episode, host Kyle Polich interviews Roan Schellingerhout, a PhD candidate researching explainable multi‑stakeholder job recommender systems. Roan explains how his AI‑driven platform uses knowledge graphs, inference rules, and large language models to generate simple textual explanations that users...
By Data Skeptic
Podcast•Feb 2, 2026•29 min
EP261 No More Aspiration: Scaling a Modern SOC with Real AI Agents
In this episode, Dennis Chow, Director of Detection Engineering at UKG, discusses the shift from static LLM chatbots to autonomous AI agents within a modern SOC, outlining a three‑tier model that treats agents as application‑level logic requiring robust identity, authorization,...
By Cloud Security Podcast
Podcast•Feb 1, 2026•0 min
#490 – State of AI in 2026: LLMs, Coding, Scaling Laws, China, Agents, GPUs, AGI
In this episode Nathan Lambert and Sebastian Raschka dissect the 2026 AI landscape, covering the geopolitical AI race between China and the US, the competitive standings of major LLMs like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok, and the evolving role of...
By Lex Fridman Podcast
Podcast•Jan 31, 2026•1h 16m
Possible: Amjad Masad on Vibe Coding, AI Agents, and the End of Boilerplate
In this episode, Reid Hoffman and Aria Finger interview Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit, about how AI is democratizing software creation by turning natural language into functional code. Masad shares his journey from self‑teaching in Jordan to building a platform...
By Masters of Scale
Podcast•Jan 31, 2026•0 min
ElevenLabs CEO on Building an "Omni" Audio AI and Funding Rumors
In this interview, ElevenLabs CEO and co‑founder Mati Staniszewski outlines the company’s rapid growth—now at $330 million ARR—and its upcoming funding round that could crown it Europe’s most valuable tech startup. He explains the vision behind ElevenLabs’ “omni” audio AI model, a...
By Sources
Podcast•Jan 30, 2026•10 min
Anthropic's New Plugins and $3 Billion Lawsuit
The episode examines Anthropic's newly released Co‑Work plugins, which let enterprise users automate niche tasks and integrate AI more tightly into their workflows. It also breaks down the $3 billion lawsuit filed by music publishers accusing Anthropic of copying roughly 20,000...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•23 min
How Dresma Hit $2M ARR With Usage-Based Pricing & AI-Powered E-Commerce Imagery
In this episode, Siddharth Sinha, co‑founder and CEO of Dresma, walks through how his AI‑powered platform scales studio‑quality e‑commerce imagery and video for global brands using usage‑based pricing and automated workflows. He explains why the usage model outperformed seat‑based pricing,...
By The Top Entrepreneurs Podcast
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•0 min
Meta's CTO on VR Layoffs, Glasses, and the Next AI Model
In this interview, Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth discusses the recent VR layoffs, the accelerated production of Meta glasses, and the company's broader AI ambitions, including AI wearables and humanoid robots. He explains that slower-than-expected VR adoption is shifting focus to...
By Sources
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•0 min
The Machine Ethics Podcast: 2025 Wrap up with Lisa Talia Moretti & Ben Byford
In the 2025 wrap‑up episode, host Ben Byford and digital sociologist Lisa Talia Moretti review the year’s AI landscape, covering the surge of low‑quality "AI slop," the decline of traditional social media, the rise of Grok and explicit‑content generators, and...
By AIhub
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•36 min
Ep. 205: How to Use AI for B2B Storytelling Without Losing Your Brand | Nick Usborne
In this episode, Nick Usborne explains how B2B marketers can harness AI for scalable content while preserving their brand’s unique voice. He stresses that the only defensible moat is a company’s authentic story, not generic narratives or tone, and reveals...
By B2B Marketers on a Mission
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•13 min
Nvidia's Game-Changing Weather Model
In this episode, Jamie and Jaeden explore the latest breakthroughs in AI-driven weather forecasting, spotlighting Nvidia's new weather model that delivers markedly higher accuracy. They discuss how businesses, especially e‑commerce platforms, can harness these predictions to anticipate demand spikes tied...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•48 min
Accelerating Disaster Response with GiveDirectly's Nick Allardice - Ep. 287
In this episode, Nick Allardice, President and CEO of GiveDirectly, discusses how his organization leverages AI, mobile money, and satellite imagery to deliver cash assistance to people affected by disasters, often within days. He explains AI-driven flood forecasting in regions...
By The AI Podcast (NVIDIA)
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•36 min
Claude Apps: How Anthropic’s New Interactive Apps Can Up Your AI Productivity
In this episode, Jordan Wilson explores Anthropic’s new Claude Apps, interactive tools embedded within the Claude LLM that aim to streamline AI‑driven workflows. He explains the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that powers these apps, walks through enabling them, and compares...
By Everyday AI
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•12 min
Waabi Raises $1B From Uber and VCs
The episode examines Waabi, an autonomous trucking startup that just raised a $1 billion funding round, including a $250 million investment from Uber. It highlights Waabi's AI‑first strategy, which relies on advanced simulation to enable rapid learning and generalization across vehicle platforms...
By Eye on A.I.
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•42 min
SaaStr 839: Why Most SaaS Companies Will Fail at AI (And How to Avoid It) with Intercom's CPO
In this episode, Intercom Chief Product Officer Paul Adams details how the company pivoted from a struggling SaaS business to an AI-first powerhouse, launching the Fin product that now resolves over a million customer issues weekly. He explains that successful...
By The Official SaaStr Podcast
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•46 min
A Billion Dollar Bet on AI-First Drug Development
In this episode, Marc Tessier‑Lavigne, co‑founder and CEO of Xaira, explains how the company is using an end‑to‑end AI platform to overhaul drug discovery by tackling three core bottlenecks: target selection, molecule design, and patient stratification. Xaira trains high‑dimensional "virtual...
By The Bio Report
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•1h 4m
Risky Business #822 -- France Will Ditch American Tech over Security Risks
In this episode Patrick Gray and Adam Boileau review a week of cybersecurity headlines, highlighting France’s decision to replace US collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams and Zoom with a sovereign platform, and China’s alleged “Salt Typhoon” operation that spied on...
By Risky Business
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•30 min
E202: Recent Advances in LLMs and How They Will Impact Science and Pharma Research
In this episode, Javier Tordable, founder and CEO of Pauling.ai and former Google technologist, explains how modern large language models have evolved into autonomous AI agents capable of executing multi‑step scientific workflows, from literature synthesis to hypothesis generation and computational...
By AI for Pharma Growth
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•2h 31m
Why 'Aligned AI' Could Still Kill Democracy | David Duvenaud, Ex-Anthropic Team Lead
In this episode, David Duvenaud—former Anthropic alignment‑evals lead and computer‑science professor—explores the "gradual disempowerment" thesis that fully capable AI will economically and politically marginalize humans, threatening liberal democracy. He argues that democracy arose from nations needing productive, educated citizens, but...
By 80,000 Hours Podcast
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•43 min
AI Images for Business: Tools, Prompts, and Strategy
In this episode, host interviews visual strategist Lauren deVane about leveraging AI-generated images for business branding. She outlines a seven‑pillar prompting framework and a streamlined workflow that lets marketers create high‑quality, on‑brand visuals without costly photography. Key takeaways include practical...
By AI Explored
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•0 min
Interview: Demis Hassabis @ Sources Live, Davos
In this live Davos interview, DeepMind CEO Demir Hassabis outlines upcoming developments for Gemini 4, including its integration with Apple’s Siri, and discusses the broader roadmap toward artificial general intelligence (AGI). He highlights gaps that still need to be solved for...
By Sources
Podcast•Jan 26, 2026•11 min
Microsoft Reveals Maya 200 AI Inference Chip
The episode dives into Microsoft's Maya 200 AI inference chip, detailing its architecture, power efficiency, and performance metrics that enable faster, lower‑cost deployment of large AI models. It contrasts inference needs with training workloads, emphasizing how custom silicon can dramatically...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Jan 26, 2026•24 min
Ralph Wiggum, Clawdbot, and Mac Minis: How Pros Are Vibe Coding in 2026
In this episode the hosts explore "vibe coding" as it exists in early 2026, showing how autonomous agent swarms can generate millions of lines of code and how solo developers deploy always‑on AI employees on inexpensive hardware. They break down...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Jan 26, 2026•49 min
Fairness in PCA-Based Recommenders
In this episode, David Liu, an assistant research professor at Cornell, discusses how standard recommender techniques like PCA and collaborative filtering can unintentionally disadvantage minority and niche user groups. He introduces the notion of "power niche users"—highly active users with...
By Data Skeptic
Podcast•Jan 26, 2026•30 min
Inside $3M GPU Racks: Powering Modern AI with Bryan Oliver | Ep. 16
In this episode, Adi Polak interviews Bryan Oliver of Thoughtworks about his journey from building swimming pools to engineering massive GPU racks for AI workloads. Oliver explains the technical and operational challenges of running $3M GPU data centers, focusing on...
By Streaming Audio (Kafka / Confluent)
Podcast•Jan 26, 2026•0 min
Nvidia Releases Open Model PersonaPlex, a Voice AI that Listens and Talks at the Same Time
Nvidia unveiled PersonaPlex, an open‑source 7 B parameter voice AI that can listen and speak simultaneously, delivering real‑time, natural conversations with customizable voices and roles via hybrid audio‑text prompts. By combining real and synthetic training data, the model learns nuanced behaviors...
By THE DECODER
Podcast•Jan 25, 2026•2h 14m
The Future of Everything: What CEOs of Circle, CrowdStrike & More See Coming in 2026
In this episode, the All‑In hosts interview four CEOs about the landscape they expect in 2026. Jeremy Allaire of Circle discusses the post‑GENIUS Act stablecoin environment, interest‑rate pressures and how AI will reshape money. George Kurtz of CrowdStrike warns that...
By All-In Podcast
Podcast•Jan 23, 2026•1h 11m
AI Partnerships, Ads in ChatGPT, and the "Most Amazing" Super Bowl Bet (516)
In this episode of *This Old Marketing*, Joe Pulizzi and Robert Rose dissect three headline-grabbing AI developments: Apple and Google's multi‑year AI partnership, OpenAI’s plan to introduce ads into ChatGPT, and Salesforce’s bid to create the "most amazing" Super Bowl...
By This Old Marketing