Podcast•Jan 23, 2026•49 min
502: Unlocking B2B Intelligence with AI Workflows
In episode 502, host Drew Neisser talks with Dave Brong of Level Agency about how CMO Huddles turned a cumbersome 10‑step post‑meeting workflow into an automated intelligence engine that extracts, structures, and makes searchable the insights from hundreds of conversations. They explain that only about 10 % of the solution relies on AI, with the bulk of the work done by code, and discuss when to use low‑code tools versus engineering resources for reliability, privacy, and scale. The conversation also offers a practical workflow audit method, guidance on build‑vs‑buy decisions, and strategies to amplify human judgment rather than replace it.
By Renegade Marketers Unite
Podcast•Jan 23, 2026•47 min
Inside America's AI Strategy: Infrastructure, Regulation, and Global Competition
In this episode of All‑In, hosts Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, and David Friedberg, moderated by Maria Bartiromo, discuss America’s AI strategy with former U.S. Chief Technology Officer Michael Kratsios. They examine the massive costs and energy demands of...
By All-In Podcast
Podcast•Jan 22, 2026•10 min
Google Gemini and SAT Prep
The episode examines Google's rollout of free, AI‑powered SAT practice tests built on its Gemini model, highlighting how this service personalizes study experiences at no cost. Hosts discuss the broader debate around AI in education, weighing benefits like accessibility against...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Jan 22, 2026•1h 6m
Home Robots Are Coming Faster than You Think, with Sunday's Tony Zhao
In this episode Alex and Ellis dissect the hype surrounding robotics and the practical challenges of building useful home robots, before interviewing Tony Zhao, founder of Sunday Robotics. Zhao explains how their robot Memo is trained using real-world data collected...
By ACCESS
Podcast•Jan 22, 2026•30 min
AI and Education: How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Learning (International Day of Education Special Episode)
In this International Day of Education special, the host revisits conversations with leading figures from Turnitin, Coursera, Pearson, American University, and Singularity University to explore how AI is reshaping learning. The guests discuss AI‑driven digital classrooms, the heightened importance of...
By AI and the Future of Work
Podcast•Jan 22, 2026•47 min
Recommended or Rejected: Does AI Trust You
In this episode, host discusses the looming shift to AI-driven search and how businesses can ensure they remain visible when AI becomes the primary recommendation engine. Guest Marcus Sheridan, a renowned marketing strategist and author of "They Ask, You Answer,"...
By Social Media Marketing Podcast
Podcast•Jan 22, 2026•26 min
New Podcast: Everyone’s Suddenly Talking About 2026.
In this episode Ian and the host dissect the real trends shaping ecommerce as we head into 2026, grounding their analysis in actual 2025 brand performance and financial data. They argue that AI alone won’t rescue businesses unless owners understand...
By Ecommerce: The Hammersley Brothers Ecommerce Podcast
Podcast•Jan 21, 2026•37 min
Finding New Targets on the Surface of Misfolded Proteins
In this episode of The Bio Report, host and guests discuss Immuto Scientific’s novel approach to drug discovery that targets disease‑specific protein conformations rather than genetic sequences. CEO Faraz Choudhury explains how the company’s AI‑driven structural surfaceomics platform maps the...
By The Bio Report
Podcast•Jan 21, 2026•29 min
The AI Capabilities Overhang
In this episode the hosts unpack the concept of an AI capabilities overhang – the widening gap between what current AI systems can already achieve and how little of that potential is being deployed. They argue that bridging this gap...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Jan 21, 2026•30 min
E201: The Small Molecule Revolution: ProPhet's Tom Shani on AI-Powered Drug Discovery
In this episode, Tom Shani, CEO and co‑founder of ProPhet, explains how AI—particularly machine learning models, transformers, and novel molecular representations—is transforming small‑molecule drug discovery by tackling slow timelines, high failure rates, and massive R&D costs. He shows how AI...
By AI for Pharma Growth
Podcast•Jan 20, 2026•36 min
From Evidence to Adoption: How datosX Is Redefining Digital Health Validation
In this episode, Unity Stoakes interviews Robin Roberts, CEO of datosX Digital Health Labs, about transforming digital health validation from a bottleneck into a catalyst for adoption. Roberts explains how datosX leverages tier‑1 health system partnerships to run regulatory‑grade validation...
By StartUp Health NOW
Podcast•Jan 20, 2026•0 min
ChatGPT Apps Are About to Be the Next Big Distribution Channel: Here’s How to Build One
In this episode, Colin Matthews explains how ChatGPT‑native apps are emerging as a new distribution channel, with discovery shifting to contextual interactions inside the chat interface. He outlines the three UI modes, the "one widget per message" constraint, and how...
By Lenny Rachitsky
Podcast•Jan 19, 2026•6 min
Agent Psychosis: Are We Going Insane?
In this episode, Armin Ronacher warns that AI agent psychosis could be making us collectively uneasy, while Dan Abramov breaks down the AT Protocol as a social filesystem for decentralized apps. RepoBar is highlighted as a tool that surfaces your...
By Practical AI
Podcast•Jan 19, 2026•29 min
EP259 Why Google Built a Security LLM and How It Beats the Generalists
In EP259, Distinguished Scientist Elie Burstein from Google DeepMind explains why Google built a security‑focused large language model (SecLLM) and how it outperforms generic LLMs for threat detection, code review, and incident response. He details the model’s specialized training data,...
By Cloud Security Podcast
Podcast•Jan 19, 2026•43 min
Claude Code for Product Managers: Research, Writing, Context Libraries, Custom To-Do System, and More | Teresa Torres
In this episode, Teresa Torres walks listeners through how she transformed her productivity by building a custom task‑management system in Claude Code, moving from Trello to a markdown‑driven workflow integrated with Obsidian. She demonstrates automating daily research digests, organizing context...
By How I AI
Podcast•Jan 19, 2026•29 min
The Future of Risk: Integrating AI and Human Intelligence for Proactive Mitigation with Garry Singh
In this 29‑minute episode, Garry Singh, President of IIRIS Consulting, explains how AI can shift risk management from a reactive to a predictive discipline. He outlines practical steps for leaders to embed machine learning into risk identification, while emphasizing the...
By The Risk Management Show
Podcast•Jan 18, 2026•52 min
Megan Engel: Harnessing Machine Learning to Build Better Molecular Models
In this episode, Professor Megan Engel discusses how machine learning and modern optimization techniques can streamline the creation of coarse‑grained molecular models, building on the challenges faced by the original oxDNA developers. She explains shortcuts that reduce the labor‑intensive parameterization...
By Molpigs (Molecular Programming Podcast)
Podcast•Jan 16, 2026•21 min
Episode 140: Robot Balance and Agility - Amir Patel
In this episode, Claire interviews Associate Professor Amir Patel about his work replicating the cheetah's speed and agility in robotic systems. Patel explains how sensor fusion, computer vision, mechanical modeling, and optimal control are combined to study high‑speed animal locomotion...
By Robot Talk
Podcast•Jan 16, 2026•1h 14m
Jonathan Haidt Strikes Again + What You Vibecoded + An Update on the Forkiverse
In this episode the hosts dissect Jonathan Haidt's latest commentary on the cultural clash over social media, explore the viral "What You Vibecoded" trend as a lens on algorithmic self‑presentation, and provide an update on the Hard Fork community’s "Forkiverse"...
By Hard Fork
Podcast•Jan 16, 2026•21 min
Market View: Is the AI Trade Back On?
The episode examines whether the AI trade is resurging, focusing on the surge in semiconductor stocks and banks benefiting from AI‑related demand. It analyzes TSMC’s record earnings and what they reveal about the durability of AI‑driven chip supply chains, while...
By Your Money with Michelle Martin (MONEY FM 89.3)
Podcast•Jan 15, 2026•1h 9m
Building an Autonomous Car Utopia with Rivian's RJ Scaringe
Alex and Ellis open with a discussion on Meta's metaverse layoffs and the potential shift to Claude Cowork over ChatGPT, then sit down with Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe to explore the future of autonomous vehicles. Scaringe explains how large driving models...
By ACCESS
Podcast•Jan 15, 2026•13 min
Unprecedented AI Math Discoveries
The episode explores how AI is now generating novel mathematical methods rather than merely solving known problems, highlighting groundbreaking discoveries that could reshape research. Hosts discuss tangible performance improvements and cost savings achieved by applying these AI-driven approaches in real-world...
By Eye on A.I.
Podcast•Jan 15, 2026•43 min
Teaching AI How to Forget
In this episode Ben Lorica interviews Ben Luria, CEO and co‑founder of Hirundo, about the rising importance of machine unlearning for enterprise AI systems. They explore how organizations can remove or forget specific data points from trained models to comply...
By The Data Exchange
Podcast•Jan 15, 2026•44 min
AI and the Future of Warfare with US Under Secretary of War Emil Michael
In this episode, Under Secretary of War Emil Michael explains how the Department of War is deploying a generative AI platform, GenAI.mil, to over a million users within its first month, leveraging models like Gemini and Grok to boost decision‑making...
By No Priors
Podcast•Jan 15, 2026•0 min
The CFO Case for Probabilistic Forecasting With AI | Bruno Annicq
In this episode, CFO Bruno Annicq of Wellhub shares how he transformed the company’s forecasting by adopting an AI‑driven probabilistic ensemble model, moving the finance team beyond single‑scenario planning. He outlines his EMPOWER planning framework, emphasizing cash discipline, sustainable growth,...
By Mostly metrics
Podcast•Jan 15, 2026•52 min
America Under Surveillance with Michael Soyfer
In this episode, Kevin Ball talks with Institute for Justice attorney Michael Soyfer about the rapid expansion of surveillance technologies such as automated license‑plate readers, facial‑recognition cameras, and predictive policing tools across U.S. municipalities. Soyfer explains the Fourth Amendment challenges...
By Software Engineering Daily – Data (category)
Podcast•Jan 15, 2026•34 min
286. The Cigna Group’s Brian Evanko on Improving Affordability and Prevention in Healthcare
In this episode, Cigna Group President and COO Brian Evanko discusses the twin challenges of healthcare affordability and prevention, emphasizing the disproportionate spend on chronic care in the U.S. He outlines how Cigna’s two growth platforms—Cigna Healthcare and Evernorth—are leveraging...
By Inside the Strategy Room
Podcast•Jan 15, 2026•19 min
Ecommerce: The Year Ecommerce Got Back to Normal
Mark and Ian review 2025, declaring it the first post‑COVID year of "normal" ecommerce and highlighting how agile, lean brands outperformed larger incumbents. They note AI‑driven ad creative shifted from a novelty to a necessity, and that small "skeleton" teams...
By Ecommerce: The Hammersley Brothers Ecommerce Podcast
Podcast•Jan 14, 2026•1h 29m
AI Predictions for 2026 — Agentic Browsers, In-Chat Purchases, and What Marketers Should Actually Prepare For
In this episode, Paul and Martin forecast AI’s impact on marketing for 2026, highlighting the imminent launch of Google’s Gemini‑powered agentic Chrome, the rise of in‑chat purchasing via protocols like Google Agent Payments and Microsoft Copilot Checkout, and the emergence...
By Artificially Intelligent Marketing
Podcast•Jan 14, 2026•39 min
Safer, Smarter Construction Sites with Edge AI and Caterpillar Autonomous Machines - Ep. 285
In this episode, Brandon Hootman, Caterpillar’s Vice President of Data and AI, discusses how NVIDIA’s AI Factory, Omniverse, and edge AI are transforming heavy equipment by creating digital twins, enabling safer autonomous operations, and providing in‑cab AI copilots for operators....
By The AI Podcast (NVIDIA)
Podcast•Jan 14, 2026•31 min
#487 - AI Amazon Product Images in Minutes
In this episode Shivali Patel and AI expert Kamaljit Singh discuss how sellers can transform a few phone photos into a full Amazon image stack and A+ Content using AI-driven systems. Kamaljit outlines his "Image Framework" for crafting effective prompts—covering...
By AM/PM Podcast
Podcast•Jan 14, 2026•1h 41m
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In this episode, Tomaso Poggio discusses extending Marr's three levels of analysis by adding learning as a fourth level, arguing that understanding intelligence requires both engineering breakthroughs and theoretical foundations—much like the era between Volta's battery and Maxwell's equations. He...
By Brain Inspired
Podcast•Jan 14, 2026•29 min
E200: Podcast with Cures & Capital Part 3
Dr. Andre Bates, founder and CEO of Eularis, joins the Cures & Capital hosts to cut through AI hype in biopharma, highlighting the low‑hanging fruit such as regulatory document automation, clinical trial optimization, and medical affairs. He explains how AI...
By AI for Pharma Growth
Podcast•Jan 13, 2026•1h 9m
Top AI Tools and Releases of 2025
In this episode, Jordan Wilson surveys the most impactful AI tools and model releases of 2025, explaining the selection criteria and ranking them across four tiers. He highlights breakthroughs such as Canva Visual Suite 2.0, ChatGPT's Atlas browsing and Deep...
By Everyday AI
Podcast•Jan 12, 2026•5 min
Linus Torvalds Gets the AI Coding Bug
In this brief episode, Linus Torvalds shares his experience of inadvertently committing AI‑generated code, sparking a discussion about the growing role of AI in software development. Jerod Santo highlights the rise of self‑hosting as a pivotal trend for 2024, while...
By Practical AI
Podcast•Jan 12, 2026•13 min
Gemini Powers New Siri
The episode examines Google's Gemini becoming the core AI engine for Apple's upcoming Siri, highlighting why Apple chose to partner with Google and what this means for users accustomed to OpenAI and other models. It discusses the strategic benefits for...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Jan 12, 2026•53 min
“A Full Software Engineering Teammate”: OpenAI Product Lead on Getting the Most Out of Codex | Alexander Embiricos
In this episode, OpenAI Codex product lead Alexander Embiricos walks listeners through practical workflows for using Codex—from simple VS Code prompts to parallel coding with Git worktrees and detailed implementation plans via a Plans.md approach. He shares how OpenAI built the...
By How I AI
Podcast•Jan 10, 2026•9 min
Anthropic, XAI Secure Multi-Billion Dollar Funding
The episode examines the recent multi-billion-dollar funding rounds secured by AI firms Anthropic and XAI, discussing how the capital influx will shape their development paths and competitive positioning. It highlights the strategic motivations behind the investments, including scaling safety research,...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Jan 10, 2026•11 min
NVIDIA Tightens China Chip Sales, Expands AI Footprint
The episode examines NVIDIA's recent policy requiring upfront payments for its H200 AI chips sold in China, highlighting how geopolitical tensions and export controls are shaping the company's sales strategy. It also covers NVIDIA's push into "physical AI" by partnering...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Jan 9, 2026•9 min
OpenAI Acquires Convogo as Elon Musk Preps Lawsuit
The episode explains OpenAI's recent acqui-hire of Convogo's executive‑coaching team, noting that the Convogo product will be shut down as OpenAI integrates the talent into its broader infrastructure and talent strategy. It also examines the escalating legal clash with Elon...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Jan 9, 2026•49 min
The AI Glasses Race Is Heating Up.
Alex and Ellis recap the oddball gadgets, taglines, and even scents that defined CES, then sit down with Meta’s head of wearables, Alex Himel, to explore the accelerating smart‑glasses market. Himel shares lessons from the Meta Ray‑Ban Displays launch, discusses...
By ACCESS
Podcast•Jan 9, 2026•1h 16m
Grok’s Undressing Scandal + Claude Code Capers + Casey Busts a Reddit Hoax
The episode examines three major AI controversies: the "Grok" scandal where a language model was allegedly used to target and marginalize women in political discourse, the "Claude" code generation issues that raised concerns about intellectual property and model reliability, and...
By Hard Fork
Podcast•Jan 9, 2026•1h 10m
Instagram Puts Burden of AI Slop on Creators (514)
Joe and Robert discuss a stabilizing U.S. labor market and the impact of permanent corporate tax cuts on 2026 profits, then turn to Instagram's stance on AI-generated content, arguing the platform is shifting the burden of authenticity onto creators. They...
By This Old Marketing
Podcast•Jan 8, 2026•8 min
OpenAI Unveils "ChatGPT Health" With 230M Weekly Health Chats
The episode breaks down OpenAI's launch of ChatGPT Health, a new feature aimed at the 230 million weekly users who already ask health‑related questions. It explains how the specialized model could improve the accuracy, safety, and accessibility of everyday health information,...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Jan 6, 2026•53 min
Inside the $41B AI Cloud Challenging Big Tech | CoreWeave SVP
In this episode, CoreWeave SVP discusses how the company has built a $41 billion AI cloud infrastructure that rivals the big tech giants, focusing on its strategy of offering flexible, high‑performance GPU compute and specialized AI services for enterprises. He explains...
By Gradient Dissent
Podcast•Jan 6, 2026•30 min
How to Show up in AI Results in 2026 with Elizaveta Shutova (NEWBIE)
Elizaveta Shutova explains that in 2026 SEO must target both traditional rankings and AI-generated search snippets, as AI overviews now appear in over 23% of queries and pull data from a wide range of sources like Reddit, Wikipedia, and YouTube....
By The Recipe for SEO Success
Podcast•Jan 6, 2026•34 min
Data Solutions for Tailoring Agronomic Support to Meet Regional Needs - with Tami Craig Schilling of Bayer Crop Science
In this episode, Matthew DeMello interviews Tami Craig Schilling, Bayer Crop Science’s VP of Agronomic Digital Innovation, about how generative AI is used to deliver hyper‑local agronomic recommendations throughout the planting cycle. They discuss tools like the zip‑code‑based ELI platform...
By The AI in Business Podcast
Podcast•Jan 6, 2026•10 min
The Strangest AI Announced at CES 2026
The episode spotlights the most outlandish tech revealed at CES 2026, dissecting quirky AI-driven gadgets and sci‑fi‑like innovations that captured global attention. The host explains why each invention is unusual, highlighting their novel functionalities, market hype, and potential impact on...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Jan 6, 2026•8 min
Groq Leadership, Tech to Nvidia for $20 Billion
The episode explains Nvidia's $20 billion acquisition of Groq, focusing on how Groq's inference leadership and its LPU chiplet architecture dramatically boost memory bandwidth and lower latency for large language model serving. It highlights the strategic value of Groq's technology and...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Jan 4, 2026•23 min
Work in the Age of Infinite Agents
The episode examines how AI agents, rather than just speeding up tasks, expand the scale of knowledge work, enabling organizations to operate beyond human rhythms, meetings, and bottlenecks. Drawing on essays by Ivan Zhao and Aaron Levie, the hosts argue...
By The AI Breakdown