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 tasks locally on their machines, switch seamlessly between desktop and mobile, and orchestrate multiple persistent sessions from a single conversation. Guest insights from power users like Peter Levels, Pavel Hirin, and Ethan Malek illustrate real‑world productivity gains and a shift in how work is structured. The hosts also highlight related sponsor tools that complement these capabilities.
Leap Forward
In this episode of Leap Forward, host David Orsenko chats with a founder and a pivotal early supporter—someone who believed in the founder before anyone else—to uncover the behind‑the‑scenes moments that shaped a successful startup. They recount how chance encounters,...
The Polycrisis Podcast
In this 2‑minute episode, hosts Kate McKenzie and Tim Sahai explore the emerging "electric world order," where China’s rapid rollout of clean‑tech—solar, wind, and EVs—challenges the United States’ reliance on fossil fuels as a tool of geopolitical power. They argue...
The Autonomy Economy Is Accelerating
In this episode of Motley Fool Money, hosts discuss the rapid acceleration of the autonomy economy in 2026, covering AI developments at OpenAI and the broader push toward autonomous vehicles and delivery. They critique OpenAI's unclear monetization strategy and its...
OpenAI Kills Sora Video Model
In this episode the host breaks down OpenAI's abrupt decision to discontinue its video generation model, Sora, and the associated app and API. He explains the official announcement, user reactions, and the likely strategic reasons behind the move, including compute...
Spark, AI, and the Future of Data Engineering with Daniel Aronovich
In this episode, host Dan Beach chats with data engineering veteran Daniel Aronovich about his 15‑year journey from MATLAB‑based signal processing at Intel to Python, Spark, and his current startup, True Data Flynn. Daniel explains how he transitioned from data...
Why Your AI Hiring System Is Making Decisions You Can’t Defend
In this episode, Dr. Jonathan warns that AI‑driven hiring systems often embed invisible filters—like automatically rejecting candidates with high salary expectations—without the recruiter’s knowledge. He explains how these hidden rules degrade decision quality, rely on untested assumptions, and leave organizations...
The Ruthless Forecast: How We Hold 7-Figure Brands Accountable
In this episode, host Richard Gaffin and Joy Sharma discuss the Profit Engineer seven‑figure system, a framework that combines rigorous forecasting, strategic planning, and execution to hold seven‑figure eCommerce brands accountable. They explain how the system uses AI‑enhanced forecasts to...
Farewell and My Final 5 SEO Tips
In the farewell episode of the Recipe for SEO Success podcast, host Kate Toon reflects on a decade of SEO storytelling and announces her shift to new ventures while delivering five evergreen SEO tips: prioritize search intent, solidify technical fundamentals,...
The Ultimate Revive-Al: Allison Lee with Jenny Fielding
In this episode, co‑founder and CEO Alison Lee walks through Revive’s evolution from a fitting‑room tech startup (originally called Hamster) to a full‑stack virtual tailoring, refurbishment, and resale platform that helps fashion brands cut returns, recover damaged inventory, and sell...
Why Clean Tech Companies Are Critical for Energy Security
In this episode, JP Morgan’s Chukur Amunat hosts climate scientist Dr. Sarah Kaepnick and clean‑tech investment banker James Janowski to examine how clean‑technology firms are essential for energy security amid rising AI‑driven power demand and geopolitical turbulence. They note that global...
Ep 740: Everything Is Fake: How Your Company Can Leverage Human Expertise and Fight AI Workslop (Start Here Series Ep...
In this episode of the Everyday AI Show, host Jordan explores the emerging "everything is fake" crisis, where AI‑generated content—text, images, video, and even voice—saturates daily interactions, eroding consumer trust. He explains how generic, low‑effort AI output, dubbed "work slop,"...
AI, SEO, and the Future of Search
In this episode, host Tyson Stockton talks with Kristen Tinsky, SVP of Creative at Fractal, about the upcoming shift from transformer‑based AI to next‑generation models that can learn continuously and run on edge devices. They explore how these hyper‑personalized AI...
AI Doesn't Replace Human Judgment in Retail Real Estate - Where We Buy #375
In this episode, James Cook talks with Paul Sill, head of JLL’s Visionary Insights Group, about how data‑driven analytics can guide retail and restaurant site selection while avoiding the trap of mistaking correlation for causation. Sill explains how their predictive...
The Missing Power Layer of Modern Warfare
In this episode, Adam Wormuth, CEO of Chariot Defense, and Army CTO Alex Miller discuss the critical "missing power layer" needed for modern, distributed electronic warfare. They explain how today’s soldiers rely on 30‑60 watts continuously, and how existing diesel...
How China Made Itself Tariff-Proof
In this episode, Keith Bradshirp explains how China has become virtually tariff‑proof by rapidly expanding its advanced, robot‑driven manufacturing capacity. The discussion highlights four key factors: diversification of export markets, indirect shipments through third‑party countries, a deliberately weakened yuan, and,...
#205: AI Labs Refocus on Agents and Enterprise, Trump’s New AI Framework, Meta’s Rogue Agent & What 81,000 People Want...
In episode 205, Paul Reitzer and Mike Kaput dissect a wave of strategic pivots across leading AI labs, highlighting OpenAI’s aggressive shift toward enterprise partnerships, a unified "super‑app" for agents, and the development of autonomous AI research interns. They note...
#276 Why Information Security Is Now a CFO Responsibility, Howard Francioni, Lead Auditor, Akton Boundrie Group
In this episode, host Kevin Appleby talks with Howard Francioni, a lead auditor at Akton Boundrie Group, about why information security is now a core responsibility for CFOs. They discuss the real‑world impact of cyber incidents—such as the Jaguar Land...
Is Healthcare Safe From the SaaS Bloodbath? With Omada CEO Sean Duffy and Stephanie Davis
In this episode of Lifers, host Christina Farr talks with Omada Health CEO Sean Duffy and equities analyst Stephanie Davis about whether the current SaaS market downturn, driven by AI hype and tightening valuations, threatens digital health firms. Duffy explains...
HUMAN AGENCY IN THE AGE OF AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS
In this episode of A Better Peace, host Dr. Tom Spahr interviews Army War College faculty Lt. Col. Blair Wilcox and Col. Chase Metcalf about their research on the interaction between human commanders and artificial intelligence in military operations. Drawing...
Shifting AI From Fear to Optimism: U.S. Department of Labor’s Taylor Stockton
In this episode, Chief Innovation Officer Taylor Stockton of the U.S. Department of Labor explains how the agency is shifting the narrative around AI from fear to optimism by focusing on workforce agility, AI literacy, and supportive policy. He highlights...
Bezos to Raise $100B for AI and Nvidia's Challenges
The episode explores several hot AI topics: the rise of AI token allocations as a new form of employee compensation, NVIDIA’s underwhelming GTC results that left Wall Street skeptical about its growth and margin sustainability, Amazon’s Tranium chip gaining traction...
Leaders in ERP Podcast Episode 8 - Stop Drowning in Data: Start Driving Value with AI
In Episode 8 of Leaders in ERP, host Sean Wendell talks with John Glasgow, founder and CEO of Campfire, about how AI is transforming ERP systems from data‑heavy, manual processes to strategic value generators. Glasgow explains that Campfire’s AI‑native platform...
CEO of MEHR Consultancy on Building Cross-Platform Hotel Ops
In this episode, Harmeet Mann, CEO and co‑founder of MEHR Consultancy, walks through the cross‑platform tech stack that powers her third‑party hotel management firm, highlighting tools like Inflow for finance, Monday.com for task and document management, Slack for communication, and...
The Coming AI Rules Battle
The episode examines the looming battle over AI regulation in the United States, noting how AI’s rapid integration into work, politics, and daily life is pushing it up the public agenda faster than any other issue. It highlights contrasting corporate...
How OpenAI Silently Cancelled My 3-Year Account and Gaslighted Me for 48 Hours
Gabby, CEO of Intentional Visionary Media, recounts how OpenAI abruptly deactivated her three‑year business ChatGPT account without warning, locking her out of extensive client work and research data. She describes a broken UI that displayed a 402 payment‑required error, no...
Four CEOs on the Future of AI: CoreWeave, Perplexity, Mistral, and IREN
At NVIDIA’s GTC, four AI CEOs—CoreWeave’s Michael Intrader, Perplexity AI, Mistral, and IREN—discussed the evolution of AI infrastructure from early crypto mining to today’s large‑scale GPU supercomputers. Intrader explained how CoreWeave pivoted from crypto to serving researchers and then to...
We Don’t Need More. We Need Better: Intelligence Scales. Wisdom Does Not.
The episode argues that simply increasing AI capability, data, or innovation is insufficient without a guiding purpose—wisdom does not scale like intelligence. It emphasizes that technology amplifies intent but does not provide moral direction, urging a shift from relentless building...
Genius at Scale: How Great Leaders Drive Innovation at Scale.
In this episode of the Business of Government Hour, host Michael Keegan talks with Jason Wild, co‑author of *Genius at Scale*, about how leaders can drive innovation across organizational and sector boundaries. Wild explains the book’s ABC framework—Architects who build...
How the CPUC Handles AV Permits, Data, and Enforcement (Pat Tsen)
In this episode, Pat Tsen, Deputy Executive Director for Consumer Policy, Transportation, and Enforcement at the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), explains how the CPUC regulates autonomous vehicle (AV) passenger services, detailing the permit process, data collection requirements, and enforcement...
381: Who's Really Responsible When AI Gets It Wrong? Bloomberg Beta's James Cham on Power, Morality, and the Case for...
In this episode, host Dan Turchin talks with Bloomberg Beta partner James Cham about the moral and practical responsibilities that arise when AI systems make mistakes. Cham emphasizes that the rapid adoption of chat and coding AI tools is creating...
Bob Sorensen, Chief Quantum Analyst, Hyperion Research
In this episode, Bob Sorensen, Chief Quantum Analyst at Hyperion Research, explains how HPC centers should approach quantum computing by first identifying their most pressing workload pain points and quantifying the cost of inaction. He stresses building a business case...
PMRA Proposal Could Fast-Track Drone Spraying for Canadian Farms
The episode discusses Health Canada's PMRA proposal to allow drones to apply pesticides under existing aerial labels, a change that could streamline drone spraying on Canadian farms. Guest Marcus Weber, co‑founder of the Canadian Agricultural Drone Association and operator of...
Inside OpenAI’s Streaming Backbone with Aravind Suresh | Ep. 24
In this episode, Aravind Suresh, head of OpenAI's real‑time infrastructure team, explains how the company built a highly reliable, scalable streaming backbone for products like ChatGPT using Kafka and Flink. He describes the challenges of scaling a streaming platform tenfold...
S10 Ep8 DEPOP: Cathy Moscardini, Depop's Head of Sustainability - on Measuring Whether Secondhand Displaces New Production, and the Power...
In this episode, Emily Stokel talks with Cathy Moscardini, Depop’s Head of Sustainability, about how the resale platform measures the environmental impact of second‑hand shopping and whether it truly displaces new production. Moscardini explains the development of industry‑wide methodologies, the...
The Silicon Valley Insider In The Pentagon | DoW Emil Michael
In this episode, former Uber executive Emil Michael, now a senior official at the Department of Defense, discusses the challenges of integrating AI into the world’s largest bureaucracy, the strategic push to back innovative defense startups, and the critical need...
#352 AI Agents at Work: What Actually Breaks (and How to Fix It) with Danielle Crop, EVP Digital Strategy &...
In this episode, Danielle Crop, EVP of Digital Strategy & Alliances at WNS, discusses the rapid rise of AI agents in enterprises, emphasizing the need to evaluate whether they deliver real value and operate securely. She advocates a balanced mindset...
From Projects to Value Streams: Gilbane’s CTO on Outcome-Driven IT
In this episode, Gilbane’s Chief Technology Officer Alex Gutman explains how the firm has shifted from managing isolated projects to organizing around client‑defined value streams, enabling outcome‑driven delivery. He details the CTO’s remit—cyber resilience, service enablement, and future‑focused data/AI foundations—and how...
Live From LegalWeek with Abdi Shayesteh & Patricia Libby
In this Legal Week live episode, Abdi Shayesteh, CEO of Alta Clara, and Chief Learning Officer Patricia Libby discuss their AI‑driven training platform that simulates depositions and other oral advocacy scenarios. They explain how the new DepoSim uses AI‑generated witnesses,...
SANS Stormcast Monday, March 23rd, 2026: GSocket Backdoor in Bash; Oracle Security Alert; Rockwell Attacks
In this episode, Johannes Ulrich reviews a bash-based malware analysis by Xavier that exploits the GSocket backdoor to maintain persistence via a ground job and employs time‑stomping to hide file modifications. He also highlights a critical Oracle security alert for...
Oppo Find N6 First Impressions, Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and Buds4 Pro Review, Poco F8 Pro, and More with Nick...
In this episode, Miriam Joir and Nick Gray dive into the Oppo Find N6, highlighting its near‑invisible crease, refined hinge, and upgraded camera system, while comparing it to the previous N5 and competitors like Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra and Honor's...
GTM 42 | When Dashboards Divorce the P&L
In this episode of GTM Vault, Rowan Thonkin, CMO of Planful, explains why go‑to‑market (GTM) dashboards often diverge from financial reality as companies scale, pinpointing the CRM as the root cause of misaligned metrics. He highlights early warning signs such...
From Goddard’s Cabbage Patch to Artemis II.
In this episode, host Maria Varmazas chats with Jeff Carr, a veteran of NASA media and son of Apollo-era astronaut Capcom Jerry Carr, about the parallels between the Apollo 8 era of 1968 and today’s Artemis 2 mission. Jeff reflects on...
The 6G Podcast - Nvidia's AI Grid, Bell's AI Factory, OPPO Find N6, Spider-Man's Foldable, Fiber Land Rush, and 6G...
In this episode, hosts Anshul Saag and Mike Dano dissect NVIDIA's new AI Grid for telecom, Bell's $1.7 billion AI factory in Saskatchewan, and the latest foldable market moves, notably OPPO's crease‑free Find N6 and Samsung's discontinuation of its high‑end trifold. They...
175 - Connection, Not Exclusion: A Conversation with Simone Isaacs and Carina Schmitz
In this episode, John McDon interviews Simone Isaacs, Director of Customer Success, and Karina Schmitz, Global Marketing team member, from No Isolation about their AV1 telepresence robot. They explain how AV1 provides "warm technology" that gives absent students a physical...
From FIM/MIM to Cloud Sync: Complete Identity Journey with Australia’s Top Identity MVP Darren “Doc” Robinson
In this episode, Darren “Doc” Robinson, a long‑time Microsoft MVP and identity‑governance expert, walks through the evolution of identity management from legacy systems like Novell and FIM/MIM to today’s cloud‑first approach with Azure AD, Entra ID, and Cloud Sync. He...
Green Data Center Podcast 2026-03
The episode examines the growing backlash against data center expansion, highlighting five primary community complaints: excessive energy consumption, high water usage, noise pollution, land-use and ecosystem impacts, and air quality concerns from on‑site generators. It cites real‑world examples—from Georgia’s rising...
Is AI Killing Advertising? & Scott’s Best Financial Decision
In this episode the hosts discuss how AI is disrupting the traditional advertising agency model, using Levi's as a case study of how brand storytelling once drove sales but is now sidelined in boardrooms. They argue that AI tools are...
284: Etched in Crystal: Putting 3,237 Stories Onto a Lunar Rover
In this episode, host Beth Muld talks with Josh Haynes of Uplift Aerospace about the Stories of Space project's milestone of embedding 3,237 student and teacher messages into a 5‑dimensional crystal now attached to Astrolab’s Flip lunar rover. They explain...
Building Tomorrow: How Bedrock Robotics Is Changing the Construction Industry
In episode 236 of the Robot Report, host Mike Waitzman and associate editor Brianna Westling recap the massive NVIDIA GTC 2026 event, highlighting the surge of "physical AI" and practical robot demos—from humanoid greeters like IntBot to tactile five‑fingered hands...