Lost Signals: New Study Shows How VAERS Buries Vaccine Harm
In this episode, senior fellow Jessica Rose discusses her forthcoming paper on the shortcomings of the U.S. Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) and proposes a modernization framework. She highlights structural issues such as poor data quality, under‑reporting, lack of standardized inputs, and the inability to calculate incidence rates, which together cause significant signal loss. Using a 2021 VAERS dataset, she demonstrates a high proportional reporting ratio for Moderna‑related myocarditis and applies the Bradford Hill criteria, yielding a causality score of 9.76/10, while also showcasing AI tools that automate PRR calculations and causality assessments. Rose’s recommendations aim to make VAERS a more transparent, responsive, and real‑time pharmacovigilance tool for regulators and public‑health officials.
Mary Technology Wants to Solve Litigation's 'Fact Chaos' Problem
In this episode, Bob Ambroji interviews Daniel Lord Doyle, co‑founder and CEO of Mary Technology, about the company’s new fact‑management system that tackles the “fact chaos” lawyers face when reviewing massive document sets in litigation. Doyle explains how Mary extracts...
Achieving True ROI on Your Enterprise Software Investments - The ERP Advisor Podcast Episode 138
In this episode, Sean Wendell, founder of ERP Advisors Group, walks listeners through how to realistically calculate and achieve ROI on enterprise software projects. He emphasizes the need to set cross‑departmental goals, differentiate between quantitative and qualitative benefits, and recognize...
Why Your AI Adoption Scorecard Is A False Proxy
In this 6‑minute episode, Dr. Jonathan warns that many companies are using AI adoption scorecards that measure tool usage rather than the quality of decisions AI enables. He explains the proxy problem—when a metric like hours logged or reports generated...
Inside the Texas Autonomy Showdown. Tesla, Uber, Waymo and the Rides That Don’t Lie
The episode explores the rapidly evolving autonomous vehicle landscape in Texas, featuring hands‑on rides in Tesla’s unsupervised Robotaxi, Uber’s AV partner Averid, May Mobility’s hybrid shuttles, and a Kodiak Class 8 autonomous truck. While Tesla’s Robotaxi impressed with smooth, familiar performance,...
Automation and AI at Work in Pickens County
In this episode of the Tyler Tech Podcast, accounts payable specialist Holly Poole explains how Pickens County, Georgia transitioned from fragmented document‑management and accounting systems to a unified, cloud‑based ERP (ERP Pro) enhanced with AI‑driven invoice capture and AP automation. The new...
Maro of the Minds: Kenzie Butera Davis with Jenny Fielding
In this episode, founder Kenzie Butera Davis discusses Morrow, a platform that provides early‑intervention mental‑health screening and risk detection for K‑12 students. She traces her journey from nonprofit work and accelerator experience to launching Morrow, highlighting a pivotal win at...
The Most Important Data Source for Enterprise SEO Teams in 2026
In this 1‑minute‑40‑second episode of Voices of Search, host Tyson chats with Kaspar Siminski, Senior Director at Search Brothers and former Google search team member, about the single most critical data source for enterprise SEO teams in 2026. Siminski argues...
Big Tech Is Now Advising the White House — What Could Go Wrong?
The episode examines President Trump's new President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), which now includes tech titans like Mark Andreessen, Jensen Huang, Mark Zuckerberg, and Larry Ellison. Host Ed Elson and guest Liz Hoffman discuss how this...
Warm Homes Plan: Can Housing Retrofit Meet Future Demands?
The episode breaks down the UK Government’s Warm Homes Plan—a £15 billion initiative to retrofit up to five million homes, provide zero‑interest loans for solar and heat‑pump installations, and tighten landlord duties to lift half a million families out of fuel...
The Internet Is Breaking. So What’s Next? With Cloudflare’s Matthew Prince
In this episode, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince discusses how the rapid rise of AI is reshaping the internet, from traffic dynamics and bot proliferation to cybersecurity threats. He explains the surge in nation‑state hacking—particularly from Iran and Russia—amid the Israel‑Hamas...
EMEA in Conversation | Eyes on Europe
In this inaugural episode of JPMorgan’s EMEA in Conversation, Stu Cofer and Alison Livesey discuss how Europe’s payments landscape is rapidly accelerating, driven by instant payments, evolving regulations like PSD3, and a push toward interoperability and programmable finance. They highlight...
#277 How CFOs Scale to $100M+ Without Leaving Xero, David Tuck, Founder, Mayday and Kate Hayward, Managing Director UK, Xero
In this episode, Kevin Appleby talks with Kate Hayward, Managing Director of Xero UK, and David Tuck, founder of Mayday, about how finance teams can scale beyond $100 million in revenue while staying on Xero instead of migrating to a traditional...
The Hidden Ecommerce Revenue Killers Eating Your Margins with DJ Sprague
In this episode, hosts David Shomer and Ken Wilson sit down with e‑commerce expert DJ Sprague to expose the "10 hidden revenue killers" that can drain up to 37.9% of a brand’s profit, from payment‑processor fees and false declines to...
The In-Store Unlock: Retail Media's Next Stage | Behind the Numbers Special Edition
In this special edition of the eMarketer podcast, analyst Sarah Marzano explains why U.S. retail media has been built for e‑commerce rather than physical stores, despite stores accounting for over 80% of sales. She highlights the massive $70 billion retail‑media spend...
Episode 137: Parallel IQCC With Scott Genin
In this episode, Patrick and Cyprian interview Scott Jenin, VP of Materials Discovery at OTI Lumionics, about their breakthrough implementation of Parallel Iterative Qubit Coupled Cluster (IQCC) on GPU hardware. Scott explains how the algorithm, a true quantum chemistry method...
Why The Guardian’s First Reader-Facing AI Product Isn’t a Chatbot
In this Digiday episode, Chris Moran, Head of Editorial Innovation at The Guardian, explains why the outlet’s first reader‑facing AI tool, called “Storylines,” is not a chatbot but a narrative‑driven related‑content module. He outlines the three guiding principles the Guardian...
Payment Processing Secrets: 13 Companies Merged Into One Platform
In this episode of FinTech Confidential, host Ted Huff talks with Niv Liren, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Unser, about the company’s ambitious effort to merge 13 acquired payment and commerce solutions into a single unified platform serving over...
SANS Stormcast Tuesday, March 31st, 2026: Honeypot Session Lifetime; Let’s Encrypt Tests Mass Revocation; F5 RCE Exploited
In this 5‑minute Stormcast episode, host Johannes Ulrich discusses three security topics: the typical short lifespan of honeypot sessions and how the final command attackers run can reveal they’re in a honeypot; Let’s Encrypt’s staged test of its mass‑revocation process...
Bill Ackman Says Stocks Are “Stupidly Cheap”
In this episode of Motley Fool Money, the hosts discuss the divergent views on AI's impact on demand‑aggregator platforms like Expedia and Instacart, weighing bullish arguments about AI‑enhanced personalization against bearish fears of agentic AI bypassing intermediaries. They then shift...
Is AI Killing Entry-Level Jobs? And Why Senior Care Is Booming
In this episode, the host discusses how AI is reshaping entry‑level employment, urging listeners to differentiate themselves by showcasing AI literacy and domain expertise during interviews. The conversation then shifts to the booming senior‑care sector, highlighting the economic forces of...
6 Steps to Turn Your Messy Support Escalations Into an AI Agent that Handles 90% of Tickets
In this episode the host walks listeners through a six‑step workflow for turning undocumented support escalation knowledge into an AI‑driven ticket‑handling agent that can resolve about 90% of requests. The first three steps focus on documenting the human playbook—mapping escalation...
New Milestone for Claude, OpenAI Kills Sora
In this episode of Trading the Markets with AI, host Chris Bullock and guest Alan Johnson discuss the latest AI developments, focusing on Claude's new desktop and mobile integration that lets the model control a Mac, run multi‑step tasks, and...
Tom Darras, CEO and Co-Founder of Welinq
In this episode, Tom Darras, CEO and co‑founder of Welinq, explains how his company is building a full quantum‑networking stack to link quantum processors across data‑center and metropolitan scales. He breaks down the three‑layer architecture—qubit‑photon interfaces, optical networking hardware (including...
2026.03.18 | Closing the Loop: An Excremental History of the Space Age
The episode explores NASA’s massive infrastructure overhaul at Kennedy Space Center to support the Artemis moon missions and the future Mars journey, featuring 2014 insights from Mike Bolger on launch pad upgrades and from Chris Crumbly on the evolving Space...
382: Are We Building AI Without Half the Population? With Lisa Davis, Author of The Only Woman in the Room
In this episode, host Dan Turchin talks with Lisa Davis, former CIO and author of *The Only Woman in the Room*, about the alarming decline of women in STEM—from 34% in the mid‑80s to just 22% today—and its impact on...
Why FOMO Is Bad for SEO
In this episode, host Tyson Stockton and guest Kaspar Siminski discuss how fear of missing out (FOMO) drives SEO teams to chase every new trend—especially large language models (LLMs) and AI—without first solidifying core fundamentals like crawl efficiency, internal linking,...
AI, Employment, and Education (with Tyler Cowen)
In this EconTalk episode, host Russ Roberts and economist Tyler Cowen discuss how AI will reshape the labor market and higher education. Cowen argues that AI will create new sectors—energy, biotech, law, and consulting—while also increasing leisure time, but he...
#353 The Data Team's Agentic Future with Ketan Karkhanis, CEO at ThoughtSpot
In this episode, ThoughtSpot CEO Ketan Karkhanis discusses how AI agents are reshaping data analytics, turning self‑service BI from a long‑standing promise into a reality. He showcases ThoughtSpot’s agents—Spotter, Spotter Model, and SpotterWiz—that can answer business questions, automate data engineering...
Your AI Is Lying to You / Reproducing in Space Is Complicated / Egypt Just Got Weirder
The episode explores three main stories: a new study reveals that AI chatbots exhibit "social sycophancy," overly affirming users and reducing their willingness to apologize or resolve conflicts; researchers at the University of Adelaide find that microgravity hampers human reproduction,...
The Hidden Tracking Risk Inside Your Tires
In this episode of the Shared Security Podcast, hosts Tom and co‑host Scott Wright explore the privacy risks posed by tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS). They discuss a recent study by Spain’s IMDEA institute that captured 6 million wireless signals from...
DoT, NOAA Develop Paths to Modernize Critical Systems
The panel discussed how federal agencies are modernizing legacy IT systems to improve safety, efficiency, and resilience. Ankur Saini detailed the FMCSA’s new MODIS platform, a cloud‑based, one‑stop registration system that reduces fraud and streamlines trucking compliance. Rick Miner described...
From Skeptic to True Believer: How OpenClaw Changed My Life | Claire Vo
Claire Vo, former product executive and AI startup founder, now runs her business, podcast, and family life with nine OpenClaw agents deployed across Mac Minis and old laptops. After an initial mishap that deleted her family calendar, she became a...
A Spaceport—And Then Some.
In this episode of T‑Minus, host Maria Varmozis interviews Dr. Gabrielle Caswell, owner of Spaceport Australia, about the rapid evolution of NASA’s lunar strategy and the role of commercial space infrastructure. They discuss NASA’s shift to an iterative, capability‑based approach...
48. Non-Uniform Antenna Arrays and Movable Antennas
In this episode Emil Björnsson and Eric Larson discuss antenna arrays, focusing on the shift from uniform, half‑wavelength spaced grids to more flexible, non‑uniform designs for future massive MIMO and 6G systems. They explain how massive MIMO works—using many more...
Your Data Vendor Is Charging You $800K to Solve a $100K Problem
In this episode Camille Bank reveals how mid‑size companies are paying upwards of $800 K annually for data stacks that solve far smaller problems, exposing hidden costs in Snowflake compute, connector services like Fivetran, BI tools, and the salaries of multiple...
Amazon Is Using Local Grocers to Win Delivery Faster | Fast Five Shorts
The episode examines Amazon's expanding partnership with regional grocers like Winn‑Dixie, now covering the Tampa Bay area, and its rollout of one‑hour and three‑hour delivery for over 90,000 products nationwide. Hosts discuss how Amazon leverages its superior logistics to monetize...
Instacart’s Smart Cart Uses AI to Watch Your Every Move | Fast Five Shorts
The episode examines Instacart’s new Caper Cart, now equipped with NVIDIA Jetson edge AI devices that combine cameras, scales, and location tracking to identify items in real time and create a constantly updated "grocery world model." Hosts argue the technology...
Amazon’s “Shop Direct” Lets You Buy Anywhere Without Leaving | Fast Five Shorts
The episode breaks down Amazon’s expanded ShopDirect feature, which now lets third‑party brands feed product data into Amazon’s search and the Rufus AI assistant, directing shoppers either to the brand’s site or allowing Amazon’s AI to complete the purchase on...
Advertising in Everyday Moments with DoorDash's Vassili Samolis
In this episode, VP of Product Vassili Samolis of DoorDash discusses how the company has evolved from a restaurant‑delivery service into a high‑growth commerce media platform that delivers groceries, everyday essentials, and even flowers in moments of high intent. He...
Space and Satellite Futures: The Chief Saboteur Just Got Orbited
In this episode of Orbited, Viasat co‑founder and Hall of Fame inductee Steve Hart shares four decades of satellite‑communications experience with the 2025‑20 Under‑35 cohort. He emphasizes the critical judgment of knowing when to change—avoiding sunk‑cost bias and staying outward‑focused...
SoftBank's $40B OpenAI Investment & Anthropic's Claude Mythos Leak
The episode covers four major AI developments: SoftBank’s planned $40 billion investment in OpenAI, highlighting the escalating capital barriers for frontier AI firms; the rapid emergence of physical AI, exemplified by humanoid robots at the White House and partnerships like Agile...
FBI Director Kash Patel and White House Instagram Hacked by Iran
The episode dives into recent Iranian cyber‑operations, focusing on the hack of FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email and the simultaneous breach of the White House's Instagram and X accounts. Host Dean Blundell reviews leaked photos and emails from Patel's...
AI, Art, and Drawing the Line 🖌️
In this episode of Draw Me Anything, host Jason Chatfield chats with Jeremy Kaplan, the creator of the Wonder Tools Substack, about his approach to curating and explaining AI tools and features for a broad audience. Kaplan explains how his...
#508 - The TikTok Shop Playbook for Creator-Driven Growth
In this episode, host Shivali Patel interviews e‑commerce veteran Josh Hadley about scaling sales on TikTok Shop by leveraging small creators. Hadley shares how his brand turned a 25% revenue drop into a 100% YoY growth surge by building a...
News From the Frontier: Africa Leads Emerging Market Bond Revival
The episode examines the surprising resurgence of emerging‑market bond issuance, led by African issuers such as Angola and telecom tower firm Helios, while Central‑Eastern European and Middle‑Eastern markets remain largely dormant due to war‑related volatility. George Collard explains why lower‑rated...
The Next Playbook? Fuel Rationing, Bird Flu, Digital IDs & the War on Freedom W/ Jon Fleetwood
In this episode, host Seth Holhouse talks with investigative journalist John Fleetwood about how governments use crises—first COVID‑19, now fuel shocks and the looming bird‑flu threat—to expand surveillance, enforce travel and fuel restrictions, and embed digital health certificates into permanent...
Modernizing Federal Government IT with Atlassian and Isos Technology
In this episode, Leah Wood and Nick Nader of ISOS Technology discuss modernizing fragmented federal IT Service Management (ITSM) environments using Atlassian’s Jira Service Management (JSM). They explain how legacy ITSM setups—often a patchwork of tools like ServiceNow, spreadsheets, and...
#372 VIRAL VIDEO PROMPT: Real Estate Agent Viewing Video
In episode #372, host discusses a viral real‑estate video that showcases a luxury home as more than a property—it's presented as the embodiment of the American dream. The conversation breaks down the marketing tactics used in the video, including cinematic...
Ep 743: The Future of AI? 7 New AI Features that Bring Us Closer to On-Demand AI Assistants
In this Friday Features episode, host Jordan Wilson highlights seven new AI capabilities that push us toward on‑demand AI assistants. He dives into Anthropic’s viral computer‑use tool, Google’s upgraded Lyria 3 Pro music model (now three‑minute tracks with structural control), Microsoft’s Copilot...