Episode 150: House Building Robots - Vikas Enti
In this episode, Claire Asher talks with Vikas Enti, co‑founder and CEO of Reframe Systems, about how their robotic micro‑factory platform enables mass‑customized, climate‑resilient homes. Enti explains the end‑to‑end workflow—from site analysis and automated design to robot‑guided panel fabrication and on‑site assembly—showcasing how software, vision‑guided robots and a collaborative human‑robot approach cut construction time by up to threefold and lower costs about 20% in urban infill markets. He also outlines which tasks are best automated (rough carpentry, panel framing, sheathing) versus those that remain human‑focused (plumbing, finishing), emphasizing job satisfaction and a mission‑driven culture. The discussion highlights Reframe’s vision of achieving 65% automation by 2030 to address the housing shortage and climate crisis.
The AI Divide: Who Wins and Who Gets Replaced — with Bill Gurley
In this lively episode, venture capitalist Bill Gurley joins the hosts to discuss the growing AI divide—who benefits from AI advancements and who risks being displaced. Gurley shares his perspective on how AI will reshape industries, emphasizing the importance of...
The Ezra Klein Show: How Fast Will A.I. Agents Rip Through the Economy?
In this episode of The Ezra Klein Show, host Ezra Klein talks with Jack Clark, co‑founder of Anthropic and author of the Import AI newsletter, about the rapid emergence of AI agents that can act autonomously rather than just chat....
Tubi Teams Up with Tiktok, Feat. Rich Bloom & The Verdicts Changing Social Media Forever
In this episode of Creator Upload, Tubi’s GM of Creator Programs, Rich Bloom, explains the new partnership with TikTok to develop long‑form series starring TikTok creators. The deal leverages TikTok’s Spotlight and marketing tools to promote the shows while Tubi...
When Platforms Panic, Ads Follow (525)
In this episode of This Old Marketing, hosts Robert Rose and Joe Polizzi discuss a wave of platform panic that’s spilling over into advertising, starting with TikTok’s sudden removal of the AI‑generated parody account “Fruit Love Island.” They then dive...
Episode 565: Field Engineering Is the YOLO Team
In this episode, Brandon discusses a quirky Slack bug where an RSS feed for the Reasoning Show displays garbled Asian characters due to double‑encoding from UTF‑8 to UTF‑16. He walks through his troubleshooting process, including consulting Claude the AI, filing...
Prevent Agentic Identity Theft
In this episode, Stack Overflow host Ryan Donovan talks with Nancy Wang, CTO of 1Password, about the emerging security challenges of local AI agents. Wang explains how agents like ClaudeBot (now MoldBot) can access a device’s full execution context—files, terminals,...
King YouTube: Who’s Coming for the Crown—And How | Behind the Numbers
In this episode of Behind the Numbers, hosts Marcus, Ethan Kramer, and analyst Marissa Jones dissect YouTube’s ascent to the top of the media hierarchy, noting its $62 billion revenue haul that now eclipses Disney’s media business. They explore why YouTube’s...
Taxation in Outer Space: How Countries Could Vie for Star Power
Erika Isabella Scuderi, a tax law professor at the University of Florida, proposes a novel framework for assigning taxing rights to activities conducted in outer space. She argues that sovereignty should be linked to the launch origin, allowing nations to...
Health System CIOs Say EHR Downtime Resilience Requires Organization-Wide Ownership, Rehearsed Plans, and Structured Documentation
The panel explored how health systems can achieve operational resilience during EHR downtime, emphasizing that resilience is an organization‑wide capability rather than just an IT issue. CIOs Chris Akeroy (Lee Health) and Stuart James (Christus Health) highlighted the need for...
The Race to Production-Grade Diffusion LLMs with Stefano Ermon - #764
In this episode, host Sam Charrington talks with Stefano Ermon, a Stanford associate professor and CEO of Inception, about the evolution of diffusion models from image generation to text and code. Ermon explains how diffusion models, which iteratively denoise from...
Agentic AI, Virtual Cell, LNP Vaccine Boosters, Engineered Organs, and Mergers
In this episode of Touching Base, the Gen editorial team discusses the latest advances in AI for life sciences, including NVIDIA’s GTC announcements on agentic AI, the deployment of 3,500 GPUs by Roche, and the emergence of open‑source autonomous agents...
Building the First Agentic Brokerage with Leif Abraham, Co-CEO of Public
In this episode, Public’s co‑CEO Leif Abraham explains how the firm is building the first truly agentic brokerage, where AI agents help users construct and manage multi‑asset portfolios, from fractional stocks to bonds, crypto and options. He discusses Public’s shift...
E637: Can You Trust Amazon Keyword Tool Estimates? We Found Out.
In this episode the Econ Crew team evaluates how trustworthy Amazon keyword and sales estimate tools are, focusing on Helium 10 and Jungle Scout. By comparing actual search volume data from Brand Analytics for three of their own brands to...
Security, Resilience, and the Future of Mobile Infrastructure
The episode explores the massive security breach known as Salt Typhoon, which gave China access to U.S. cellular networks, and discusses how the Navy and a startup called CAPE are building a resilient, secure mobile infrastructure that can operate over...
Verdesian Life Sciences’ Clare Doyle on Bio-Tech Solutions in 2026
Clare Doyle, chief scientist at Verdesian Life Sciences, outlined the company’s 2026 bio‑tech roadmap, emphasizing engineered nutrient‑delivery platforms and AI‑driven field management. She highlighted partnerships with agri‑tech startups to accelerate gene‑edited microbial solutions and noted upcoming regulatory filings for next‑generation...
(Video) What Is Apache Spark?
The episode traces the evolution from Google’s MapReduce model to Apache Spark, explaining how Spark’s in‑memory processing and the Resilient Distributed Dataset (RDD) abstraction overcome MapReduce’s limitations for iterative and interactive workloads. It breaks down Spark’s core concepts—transformations vs. actions,...
Deel Adds an ATS
In this 7‑minute episode of This Week in RecTech, host Chris Russell highlights recent moves in the talent acquisition space, including Adzuna’s acquisition of Trovit and Mitula, NovaWorks’ $8 million seed round for its AI‑native HCM platform, and Deal’s launch of...
Sharp HealthCare’s Korn Says Spatial Computing Gives Clinicians Superpowers, But Demands a Strong IT Foundation
In this episode, Dr. Tommy Korn, Sharp Healthcare’s Chief Spatial Computing Officer and practicing ophthalmologist, explains how the health system is leveraging Apple Vision Pro devices to give clinicians "superpowers" through spatial computing. He outlines the dual role of his...
Live From LegalWeek with Jaeger Glucina
In this Legal Speak episode recorded at Legal Week, Chief of Staff Jacob (Jaeger) Glucina of Luminance discusses how the company’s AI-driven platform has evolved from M&A due diligence to a full‑stack contract lifecycle solution for in‑house legal teams. He...
325. Powering Utilities Toward Net Zero
In this episode, host Grayson Brulte talks with Stephen Clark, Program Director for Climate and Energy at Ceres, about how data-driven, science‑based strategies are helping utilities and large corporations cut emissions and manage climate risk. Clark explains the shift toward...
DDW Highlights: 26 March 2026
In this episode, Bruno Quinney highlights three breakthrough studies: Edinburgh researchers engineered E. coli to convert PET plastic waste into the Parkinson's drug L‑DOPA, offering a sustainable route to a vital medication; scientists identified the enzyme DHX8 as a key...
Coding Agents Meet Data Science
In this episode, host and guest Mikio Braun discuss the emerging role of coding agents—AI tools that generate code—in data science workflows. They explore how these agents excel at writing code but often lack the skepticism and domain awareness needed...
AI Reality Check: Are LLMs a Dead End?
In this episode Cal Newport examines the claim by AI pioneer Yann LeCun that large language models (LLMs) are a technological dead end and explores the alternative approach of Advanced Machine Intelligence Labs (AMI Labs), which raised over $1 billion to...
Energy Crisis: A Green Light for Renewables?
The episode examines how the Middle East conflict‑driven energy shock is reshaping Asia’s energy security strategy and accelerating its renewable transition. HSBC analysts Fred Newman and Harold van der Linde discuss Asia’s heavy reliance on imported oil and gas, while...
#363 Uncrewed Vessels and Unprecedented Data
During its seventh Allocation Round, the UK held Europe’s largest offshore wind auction, awarding contracts for 8.4 GW of new capacity—enough to power roughly 10 million homes. The upcoming Allocation Round 8 aims to push capacity toward 10 GW, supported by radar system upgrades....
Cilium, eBPF, and Modern Kubernetes Networking with Bill Mulligan
In this episode, Bill Mulligan, a maintainer of Cilium and member of Isovalent, explains how eBPF—a safe, programmable extension to the Linux kernel—revolutionizes networking for cloud‑native environments. He details Cilium’s role as a Kubernetes CNI that leverages eBPF to provide...
Managing Third-Party Risk at Scale Without Drowning in Surveys - with Carey Smith
In this episode, Carey Smith, Chief Technology Innovation Officer at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota and President/CIO of Accelerate Health, explains how enterprises can move from static vendor questionnaires to continuous, AI‑driven monitoring of thousands of suppliers. She...
AI Finds Vulns You Can't With Nicholas Carlini
In this episode, host Deirdre and David Amos sit down with vulnerability researcher Nicholas Carlini to discuss how large language models (LLMs) are now being used to discover software bugs, including zero‑day vulnerabilities. Carlini explains that recent advances allow a...
SANS Stormcast Thursday, March 26th, 2026: Apple Patches; SmatApeSG Update; Trivy/LiteLLM/TeamPCP Update; Google Accelerates Quantum Save Crypto Rollout
In this 7‑minute Stormcast episode, Johannes Ulrich reviews Apple’s latest patch cycle—85 vulnerabilities across iOS, macOS, and watchOS—emphasizing the importance of timely updates even though none are known to be actively exploited. He then provides an update on the LiteLLM...
Ecommerce: The Stock Mistake Killing Your ROAS
In this episode the Hamasley Brothers dive deeper into the 80/20 rule, focusing on how a small subset of SKUs drives the majority of revenue and ROAS for e‑commerce brands. They explain why stockouts of those critical products can dramatically...
Media Roundtable
The Media Roundtable preview episode introduces a new season focused on dissecting premium podcasts and their creators, promising weekly deep‑dives into show DNA to help listeners decide where to invest their time and money. It acknowledges current global turbulence—COVID‑19’s Delta...
Sora Is Dead: What Does That Mean for Disney? Plus, ‘The Bachelorette’ Scandal.
The episode examines the abrupt shutdown of OpenAI's video‑generation app Sora and its fallout for Disney, which had invested $1 billion and secured rights to 200 of its characters. Host Matt Bellany and tech reporter Alex Heath discuss why OpenAI reprioritized...
The ERP Minute Episode 230 - March 24th, 2026
In episode 230 of the ERP Minute, host Rebecca McCabe highlights a wave of AI-driven announcements across major enterprise software vendors. Workday launches its new AI interface, Sauna, offering self‑service agents and enterprise‑wide AI capabilities. SAP unveils AI‑enhanced travel and...
Amazon Wants To Be The Web's Search Bar, Ulta's Back & Vizio TVs Are Now Walmart Stores | Fast Five
The episode revisits former OmniTalk co‑host Carter Jensen, who now leads The Uncommon Business, a startup helping brands navigate AI. The hosts dissect Amazon’s expanded Shop Direct program, which now ingests third‑party product feeds and lets shoppers buy directly via...
Bastille Presents: The Wireless Threat Series Podcast, Smartglasses
In this episode of the Wireless Threat Series, Adrian Sanabria and John Bundy examine the security and privacy implications of modern smart glasses, tracing their evolution from Google Glass to today's Meta Ray‑Ban and Oakley models. They categorize smart glasses...
Axon Ads – How to Diversify Beyond Meta and Find New Customers
In this episode, Anthony and guests Molly Pittman and agency CEO Pep Hoeven explore Axon (AppLovin) ads as a strategic alternative to Meta for diversifying paid traffic. They explain how Axon’s gaming‑based ad network reaches 150 million U.S. daily users—skewing toward...
Arvo Platform Builds Bridge Between Farmers and Online Shoppers
In this episode of Real Agriculture, Whitney Shaw of Arvo and Sam Jenkins of Punch Card Systems discuss Arvo, an online farmer's market platform that connects local producers directly with consumers. Arvo was conceived to replace informal listings on sites...
How Stripe Built “Minions”—AI Coding Agents that Ship 1,300 PRs Weekly From Slack Reactions | Steve Kaliski (Stripe Engineer)
Stripe’s internal AI coding agents, dubbed “minions,” now produce roughly 1,300 pull requests each week with only human code‑review oversight. Engineers trigger the agents from Slack reactions, which then spin up cloud‑based development environments to write, test, and submit code...
Nga Phan, Head of Product at Bolt - PIR Ep. 799
In this episode, Tony Canyas chats with Nah Phan, Head of Product at Bolt, about the company’s role as an insurance distribution exchange that connects carriers, agencies, and embedded partners with consumers. Phan explains Bolt’s AI‑driven matching engine that digitizes...
Claude Co-Work Can Now Control Your Computer
In this episode, host Jaden Schaefer dives deep into Anthropic's latest release, Claude Co‑Work, which now lets the Claude AI control your computer’s mouse, keyboard, and screen, and can be accessed remotely via the Dispatch feature. He walks through the...
Everyone’s a Cyborg Now: Talking Culture with Bryan Adams
In this episode of the HR Chat Show, host Bill Bannam talks with Bryan Adams, CEO of Happy Dance, about the evolving role of employer branding and AI in talent acquisition. Adams explains how Happy Dance is innovating career sites...
The Hidden Complexity Behind Simple Dashboards
In this episode of the Dashboard Effect podcast, hosts Brick Thompson and Landon Oaks explore why the most valuable dashboards are often the simplest in appearance, yet the most complex to build behind the scenes. They share real‑world examples—including a...
Sharp China: A Giant Mess with Super Micro; Completely Correct Xiong'an Progress; The PRC's Balancing Act on Iran; Manus, Apple...
In this episode, Andrew Sharp and Bill Bishop dissect a federal indictment accusing Supermicro co‑founder Wally Lia of orchestrating a $2.5 billion scheme to smuggle AI servers with high‑end NVIDIA GPUs to China, exposing glaring weaknesses in U.S. export‑control enforcement. They...
Bring Your AI Agents to Basecamp
In this episode of Rework, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier-Hansson discuss Basecamp’s new "agent‑friendly" capabilities, which make AI agents able to interact directly with Basecamp via a command‑line interface (CLI). They explain that traditional web accessibility concepts inspired this work,...
A Class Action Suits Moves RICO From Mobsters to Medicine
In this episode, attorney Harrison James explains how the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), originally aimed at organized crime, is being used in a landmark civil class action against Takeda Pharmaceuticals and Eli Lilly over the diabetes drug Actos....
$41 Billion in Physical AI: What Investors Need to Know About Robotaxis & Humanoid Robots
In this episode of Autonomy Insiders, Marcin Briggs of Bank of America Global Research explains the rise of "physical AI"—AI that perceives, reasons, and acts in the real world—and why autonomous vehicles are the first large‑scale proving ground. He highlights...
Short: Grand Theft Grammarly W/ Julia Angwin & Peter Romer-Friedman
In this episode of Computer Says, journalist Julia Angwin and her attorney Peter Romer‑Friedman discuss Grammarly’s controversial "Expert Review" feature, which used AI to mimic the editing style of real experts—including Angwin—without their consent. Angwin explains how she discovered the...
How Zwift Created a Global Fitness Unicorn - Steve Beckett
In this episode of Uncensored CMO, Steve Beckett—former Head of Cycling at Team Sky and the fifth employee of Zwift— walks through the creation of Zwift from a niche indoor cycling concept into a global fitness unicorn. He shares how...
How to Use Claude's Massive New Upgrades
The episode walks listeners through the latest upgrades to Anthropic's Claude suite, focusing on Claude Code's Remote Control, Claude Cowork's Dispatch, and the new Claude Code Channels for Telegram and Discord. It explains how these features let users run AI‑assisted...