100: Human Plus AI Strategy: Redefining Team Structure in the Age of Automation with Evan J Schwartz
In this episode, Evan J. Schwartz outlines a "person + AI" strategy, arguing that AI should augment—not replace—human workers, reshaping corporate hierarchies into three layers: stewards, orchestrators, and sub‑agents. He predicts service‑oriented sectors will feel the AI impact first, while hands‑on trades will evolve more slowly. Schwartz shares a real‑world example from a student hackathon where AI‑driven receipt scanning helped curb food waste, demonstrating how low‑friction AI tools can create measurable value. He urges leaders to adopt this model now, or risk being outpaced by competitors who can iterate faster with AI‑enabled structures.
#356 The Forecast for Time Series Forecasts with Rami Krispin, Senior Manager of Data Science at Apple
In this episode, Rami Krispin, Senior Manager of Data Science at Apple, discusses the emergence of time‑series foundation models and how they enable forecasting at massive scale, such as for thousands of SKUs in retail. He contrasts traditional statistical approaches...
Functional AI For 3D Design Automation — From Path Finding To Generative Modeling For Building Construction
In this talk, Richard, a professor at Simon Fraser University and VP of AI at the startup Augmenta, explores the frontier of functional AI for 3D design automation in construction. He reviews his academic work on geometry decomposition, Fermat-spiral path‑filling,...
Feroz Sheikh on AI as the Final Puzzle Piece in Modern Agriculture
In this episode, Peter Hai talks with Faraz Sheikh, Syngenta’s Chief Information and Digital Officer, about how AI and machine learning are becoming the missing puzzle piece that turns massive farm data into actionable decisions for growers. Sheikh explains Syngenta’s...
Project Glasswing: When AI Becomes the Ultimate Hacker—And Defender
The episode dives into Anthropic's secretive Project Glasswing, built around the unreleased Claude Mythos model that can autonomously discover zero‑day vulnerabilities and chain exploits. Hosts Kevin Tackett and Scott Wright debate the hype versus reality, arguing that while the AI...
How the Best Companies Use AI
The episode explores why a small slice of companies are capturing the bulk of AI-driven economic gains, highlighting that true AI advantage comes from treating AI as a growth and business‑model transformation tool rather than just a productivity hack. It...
786: AI For The Rest Of Us & Your AI Acceptable Use Policy – Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio
In this episode of Nonprofit Radio, host Tony Martinetti and guest Allison McMillan (CEO of Tavlin Consulting) walk listeners through a practical survey of AI tools—Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Suno—highlighting how nonprofits can start using them for everyday tasks like...
177 - From the Classroom: Enhancing Learning with AI
In this episode, host John interviews media studies teacher John Dolman about the practical realities of integrating AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude into high‑school classrooms. Dolman recounts his early skepticism, the moment AI proved invaluable for generating inspection reports...
Could Dollar General’s AI Ads Change Retail Forever? | Fast Five Shorts
Dollar General is launching an AI‑driven in‑store audio network, Q6, in partnership with Cusick, expanding to 12,000 stores by mid‑2026. The technology blends point‑of‑sale data, curated music, and AI‑generated ads to deliver real‑time, localized messaging and offers closed‑loop reporting that...
Why Your AI Committee Might Be Your Biggest AI Problem
In this episode, evangelist Samudis examines why many large enterprises are creating AI committees or governance bodies and how these structures can unintentionally slow AI adoption. He contrasts the traditional Center of Excellence model with newer, often politicized committees that...
Scaling Global Organizations in the Age of AI with ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott
In this episode, ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott discusses how AI and SaaS are reshaping enterprise platforms, emphasizing the massive hidden costs of replacing legacy systems with AI models. He shares personal leadership lessons—from buying a deli as a teen to...
Iris Founder Talks AI-Powered Finance
In this episode, Eric Bandholz chats with Drew, founder and CEO of Iris Finance, about how AI agents are reshaping e‑commerce finance and operations. Drew explains Iris’s data‑infrastructure platform that centralizes information from Shopify, Amazon, Walmart, QuickBooks and more, then...
Ep 758: New Claude Opus 4.7, OpenAI’s Previews SuperApp, Google Gemini Desktop and More. 7 New AI Features That Change...
In this episode Jordan Wilson reviews a flood of AI releases, including Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.7, Google’s Gemini desktop for Mac, Perplexity’s new Computer Agentic Desktop, and OpenAI’s preview of a super‑app with a Codex update. He explains how Opus...
AI and the Future of Secure Coding
In this episode, Jack Cable discusses his transition from government security work at CISA and the Defense Digital Service to founding Corridor, a startup focused on securing AI‑generated code. He explains how the rise of large language models (LLMs) is...
Can AI Help Us Finally Beat Cancer W/ Dr. Sanjay Juneja, TheOncDoc
In this episode of CareTalk, oncologist Dr. Sanjay Ganesha (TheOncDoc) discusses how advances in AI, immunotherapy, CAR‑T, and early‑detection blood tests are turning cancer from a death sentence into a manageable disease. He shares his personal journey from a vision‑loss...
The System Behind Self-Driving: Waymo’s Dmitri Dolgov
In this episode, Waymo co‑CEO Dmitri Dolgov walks through the architecture that powers Waymo’s fully autonomous fleet, explaining how a multi‑sensor stack (LiDAR, radar, cameras) feeds a large foundation model that is refined into three specialized off‑board teachers—the driver, the...
Is This AI's Napster Moment? (528)
The episode opens with a discussion about Allbirds' sudden pivot from sustainable footwear to an AI company after selling its shoe IP for roughly $39 million, sparking debate over whether this is a meme‑stock flash in the pan or a sign...
How AI Turns Construction Documents Into Procurement Intelligence
In this episode of the AEC Business Podcast, Arnie Heiskanen talks with Victor Mugiri of BuildVision about how AI can transform construction procurement by extracting structured data from design documents and matching it to manufacturer catalogs. BuildVision uses industry‑specific AI,...
Scaling Regulated Data Workflows Without Lock‑In - with Juan Orlandini of Insight
In this episode, Juan Orlandini, CTO of North America at Insight, explains how finance leaders can modernize chaotic, regulated data environments by integrating AI thoughtfully rather than layering it on outdated systems. He stresses that generative AI excels at pattern...
US Nuke Scientists Are Mysteriously Disappearing! - New World Next Week
In this episode of New World Next Week, hosts James Corbett and James Palato discuss Anthropic’s AI model Mythos, a zero‑day vulnerability generator that’s being quietly tested by major tech firms under “Project Glass Wing,” and the unsettling pattern of...
From Search to Conversation: How Is AI Rewiring the Traditional Shopper Funnel?
In this Euromonitor webinar, experts explain how AI is fundamentally reshaping the traditional shopper funnel, moving from keyword‑driven search to algorithmic, conversational discovery. They highlight early disruption signals such as TikTok Shop’s influencer‑driven model and the explosive growth of ChatGPT,...
Computer Says Kill: Collapsing the Chain W/ with Matt Mahmoudi
In this inaugural episode of the "Computer Says Kill" series, Alex Dunn talks with Matt Mahmoudi, an assistant professor of digital humanities at Cambridge and adviser to Amnesty International, about the emerging use of large language models (LLMs) in military...
Computer Says Kill: New Series Trailer
In this introductory episode of the "Computer Says Kill" series, host Alex Dunn outlines a deep‑dive investigation into how artificial intelligence is being integrated into warfare. He highlights the urgency of examining AI‑driven military chatbots, corporate collaborations with authoritarian regimes,...
You're Spending Six Figures on AI Models. The Bottleneck Is a 4-Minute CI Pipeline — and Nobody's Fixing the Right...
In this episode, the host explores how the real bottleneck in AI development isn’t the cost of models—often six figures—but a sluggish four‑minute continuous integration (CI) pipeline that slows iteration. They argue that the industry is misallocating resources, focusing on...
Ep 757: The 7 Silent Sins of Doing AI Right: How to Spot and Overcome the Invisible AI Work Traps
In this episode Jordan Wilson outlines the "seven silent sins" that undermine even responsible AI use, focusing on how AI tools can erode cognition, foster sycophancy, and spread misinformation. He explains how chatbots’ tendency to agree with users (sycophancy) leads...
Wikipedia, Media Bias and AI with Jimmy Wales
In this episode, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales reflects on the platform’s 25‑year journey from a distrusted newcomer to a cornerstone of online knowledge, and he examines how AI—especially large language models—might reshape the way we access and trust information. Wales...
How Salesforce Built a Scalable AI Puzzle App in Six Weeks
In this episode, Salesforce architect Jagan explains how his team built a high‑scale, Slack‑based AI puzzle app in just six weeks, compressing a nine‑month roadmap. He details the use of Agent Force Vibes for rapid prototyping, Scale Testing to ensure...
Technology, Culture, and the Next AI Interface with Signüll
In this episode, A16Z partner Anish Acharya chats with the enigmatic online commentator known as Signal about the accelerating convergence of technology, culture, and AI personalities. They explore how AI’s growing power—especially through agents and model "personality" development—remains primitive and...
How Kamini Lane Is Modernizing Real Estate at Scale with AI and Standardization
In this episode, Coldwell Banker Realty CEO Kamini Lane discusses how the brokerage is modernizing its massive, agent‑centric operation with AI and standardized platforms. She explains the shift from fragmented, market‑specific processes to a unified digital backbone that automates tasks...
Artificial Intuition: Building an AI Mind for Electromagnetic Design and Engineering - ARENA Physica
In this CDFAM Computational Design Symposium talk, Mike from Arena Physica outlines the company’s mission to create electromagnetic (EM) superintelligence through three pillars: the Atlas agentic platform, the Heaviside foundation model for fast forward EM simulation, and the Marconi diffusion‑based...
SANS Stormcast Thursday, April 16th, 2026: AI Credential Scans; Microsoft Update Issues; RDP Warnings; GitHub Action Vulns;
In this 7‑minute Stormcast episode, Johannes Ulrich warns that attackers are increasingly scanning web servers for AI‑related configuration files such as .env files containing OpenAI, Claude, or OpenClaw credentials, emphasizing the need for proper secret management and billing alerts. He...
This 22-Year-Old Built TikTok for Mobile Games, and It’s Growing Fast | E2276
In this episode, Jason Calacanis talks with Albert Brotherton and Boris Radulov, the 22‑year‑old co‑founders of Nanogram, a TikTok‑style platform for creating and playing short mobile games. They demo the app, showing how AI‑driven tools let users generate a full...
Vibe Coding Gets an Upgrade
The episode dives into the rapid evolution of "vibe coding," now being overtaken by multi‑agent AI orchestration and full‑stack coding platforms like Anthropic's upcoming CloudCode desktop. It covers new model releases—including Anthropic's rumored Opus 4.7 and OpenAI's GPT‑5‑4 Cyber variant for...
New Survey Reveals Growing Problem With AI | Trading the Markets With AI, April 15, 2026
In this episode of Trading the Markets with AI, host Chris Bullock and guest discuss Meta's $14 billion AI launch, noting its fast, reasoning‑focused model and free access via Facebook/Instagram accounts, while comparing it to Claude and Gemini. They explore Visa's...
The ERP Minute Episode 233 - April 14th, 2026
In this episode, host Rebecca McCabe highlights several major AI-driven announcements in the enterprise software space: ECI’s strategic alliance with InTime Tech to integrate the Carto suite for automated, data‑rich managed print services; Aptian’s launch of Logility Demand AI Plus,...
The Very Wild, Very Real Plan To Build AI Data Centers In The Ocean - EP 65 Garth Sheldon-Coulson
In this episode, Ashley Vance talks with Garth Sheldon‑Coulson, co‑founder and CEO of Pantalassa, about their revolutionary ocean‑based energy system that harvests wave power using simple, self‑propelled nodes deployed in the open sea. The nodes act like hollow, balloon‑like structures...
Your Agent Needs a SOUL.md You Can't Write From Scratch. I Built a 45-Minute Prompt that Writes It for You.
The episode critiques the hype around AI agents, arguing that merely installing an agent isn’t enough to boost productivity. The host explains that many developers are busy cloning popular frameworks like OpenAI’s agent tools without understanding how to effectively prompt...
Inside PepsiCo’s Supply Chain Command Center with Brad Rogers, Supply Chain Planning Director at PepsiCo
In this episode of Unpacked, Brad Rogers, Supply Chain Planning Director at PepsiCo, walks listeners through the design and operation of PepsiCo’s Northeast beverage command center. He emphasizes the human‑centric, cross‑functional approach that keeps the center proactive rather than reactive,...
Anthropic's IPO Play, Novo Nordisk X OpenAI, and the First Brain Sensor Goes Human
The episode covers a rapid round‑up of AI‑related headlines: Apple is testing four frame designs for smart glasses that will focus on camera, call, and AI assistant functions rather than AR; Vercel’s CEO announced a surge to a $340 million ARR...
How AI Will Change Quantum Computing - Ep. 294
In this episode, NVIDIA’s Nick Harrigan explains how quantum computing works, its current state, and why it’s poised to tackle problems classical computers can’t, such as drug discovery and material design. He highlights the biggest technical hurdle—quantum error correction—and shows...
The Workers Letting A.I. Do Their Jobs
In this episode of The Daily, host Natalie Kittrell interviews veteran tech reporter Clive Thompson about his recent survey of roughly 75 software developers across the U.S. to gauge how AI coding tools are reshaping their work. Thompson found that...
Advanced AI Deep Research: Uncover Insights Your Competitors Are Missing
In this episode of AI Explored, host Michael Stelzner chats with AI educator Natalie McNeil about the power of AI-driven deep research for marketers and small‑business owners. Natalie explains how deep research compresses weeks of market, competitor, and regulatory analysis...
THE INTELLIGENCE REVOLUTION: INDIVIDUALS AND THE INFRASTRUCTURE OF INFLUENCE
In this episode, Dr. Tom Spahr talks with intelligence historian Dr. Jeff Rog about the "intelligence revolution"—the rapid transformation of intelligence gathering and analysis driven by technology, from early professionalization to modern digital surveillance. Rog traces the historical tension between...
Credit Scores vs Bank Data: Why Lenders Are Switching
In this episode of FinTech Confidential, host Ted Huff talks with Jamie Twist and Casey Kaplan of Carrington Labs about why lenders are moving away from traditional credit scores toward bank transaction data and AI-driven cash‑flow underwriting. They explain how...
Who Needs VCs when You Have Friends Like These?
In this episode, Zen Liu, co‑founder and CEO of RunPod, explains how his team bypassed traditional venture‑capital funding and built a GPU‑focused cloud platform directly from community feedback. Starting with basement‑hosted servers, they launched a free, Reddit‑promoted dev‑environment product that...
Foundering
In this episode, host Sean Nguyen examines the murder of Bob Lee, the founder of Cash App, who was stabbed on a San Francisco sidewalk in April 2023. He outlines the initial shock and industry tributes, then delves into how...
Learning at Scale: Live From the ASU+GSV Summit with Deborah Quazzo
In this episode, Miriam Vogel interviews Deborah Quazzo, managing partner of GSV Ventures and co‑founder of the ASU+GSV Summit, about the evolution of the summit and its role in the education‑technology ecosystem. Quazzo recounts how the summit grew from a...
Harness Engineering 101
In this episode of AI Daily Brief, the host explains the emerging concept of harness engineering—the practice of building the surrounding systems, tools, and configurations that enable large language models and agents to perform reliably and at scale. They trace...
Reforming the Human Services Safety Net: A Conversation with Clarence Carter, Commissioner, Tennessee Department of Human Services
In this episode, Michael Keegan talks with Clarence Carter, Tennessee’s Department of Human Services commissioner and author of *Our Net Has Holes in It*, about the systemic flaws in America’s safety‑net and how to redesign it for outcomes rather than...
The Man Who Built NVIDIA (with Stephen Witt)
In this EconTalk episode, host Russ Roberts talks with author Stephen Witt about his book on Jensen Wang and NVIDIA, tracing the company’s rise from a modest 1993 startup focused on 3‑D graphics chips for video games to the world’s most...