I'm Starting Something Local (and You're on My List for a Reason)
In this episode, AI advisor Camille Bank introduces the AI Adopters Coffee Club, a local‑focused network where professionals can meet, share AI implementation ideas, and collaborate on projects. She explains how listeners can join a waitlist, either by joining an existing table or hosting one, with each table limited to about 10‑12 participants to foster intimate, in‑person connections. Bank highlights her role in advising companies on AI infrastructure and culture, and she offers to connect members with local AI experts for hands‑on support. The initiative aims to grow from regional meet‑ups into a broader community that can refer business and eventually scale globally.
Why AI Starts With Better Data, with Parijat Banerjee.
In this episode of the Digital Banking Podcast, Parijat Banerjee, Global Business Head for Financial Services at Latent View Analytics, explains why AI’s real power starts with high‑quality data. He traces the evolution of data storage—from costly floppy disks to...
Ep 787: Claude Opus 4.8, New Copilot Studio Agents, ChatGPT Agent Updates and 7 Other AI Features You Can Use...
In this episode Jordan Wilson breaks down the latest AI releases you can start using right away, including Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.8 with dynamic workflow capabilities, Microsoft’s no‑code Copilot Studio agents that can control your PC, and a suite of...
Episode 158: Autonomous Robot Deliveries - Ahti Heinla
In Episode 158, host Claire Asher talks with Ahti Heinla, co‑founder and CEO of Starship Technologies, about the company’s fleet of autonomous delivery robots that have completed over 10 million deliveries across Europe and the United States. Heinla explains how the...
Meta Creates Toll Road, LinkedIn Fakes Getting Rid of AI Slop (534)
In this episode the hosts riff on three unrelated news items: Robinhood’s rollout of AI‑driven “agentic” trading and credit‑card features, Drake surpassing Michael Jackson’s record for number‑one Billboard hits, and Pope Francis adopting the viral “6‑7” hand gesture. Their commentary...
Fitbit Air and Ferrari's Luce Fiasco
In this episode the hosts dive into two headline tech stories: the launch of the Fitbit Air and the controversy surrounding Ferrari's Luce fiasco. They critique the Fitbit Air’s mixed performance, noting its appealing design and water‑resistant version but highlighting...
SPECIAL: Israel’s AI Kill List in Lebanon W/ Nabih Bulous
In this episode, Alex Dunn interviews Nabi Boulos, the LA Times Middle East Bureau Chief, about his investigative report on Israel’s use of extensive data collection and AI to target civilians in southern Lebanon. Boulos explains how Israeli forces combine...
From 0$ to 10K/Month in GMV Max Playbook For TikTok Shop
In this episode, Brywen and the Social Commerce Club team walk listeners through the step‑by‑step process of launching a TikTok Shop, from the daunting "zero to $10K" milestone to scaling up to the GMV Max program. They emphasize that early...
Join Our Growth Mastermind (Here's What's Inside)
In this solo episode of the E‑commerce Playbook, host Richard Gaffin outlines the new Next‑Level Growth Mastermind—a $500‑per‑month, month‑to‑month program that pairs e‑commerce brands (six‑ to seven‑figure revenues) with a small cohort, a dedicated growth strategist, and a suite of...
AI Saved Oyster’s HR Team 400+ Hours a Year — Here’s How
In this episode, host David Rice talks with Aaron Goody of Oyster about how AI automation slashed their HR team's PTO handover workload from 420 hours to just eight per year, freeing time for complex tasks like investigations and terminations....
Ep 786: 2026 LLM Cheat Code: 10 Essential Steps To Get the Most Out of Any AI Chatbot (Start Here...
In this episode of the Everyday AI Show, host Jordan outlines a "cheat code" of ten essential steps for getting the best results from any AI chatbot, from ChatGPT and Claude to Gemini and emerging models. He explains why today’s...
Who Controls Medical AI and What Do They Want?
In this episode, Dr. Eric Topol discusses the promise and pitfalls of medical AI, highlighting how nearly 1,000 FDA‑approved AI tools exist but are rarely used in routine care, while millions turn to unregulated chatbots for health advice. He explains...
Inside Institutional Payments At Scale with Debo Sen, Head of Payments, Services, Citi | Episode 490
In this episode, Debo Sen, Head of Payments for Services at Citi, shares insights from nearly three decades at the bank, highlighting how Citi’s $6 trillion‑a‑day scale gives it a unique view of global payment trends and regulatory developments. He explains...
#858 Paying for Growth in 2026
In this episode Max Sinclair, founder of Snowball Creations and creator of SaaSAdsStudio, walks listeners through paid‑ads strategies for 2026, starting with how to decide if a product is ad‑ready and which platforms to prioritize. He breaks down a tiered...
Can Data Centers Keep Up With AI Demand? | TG Explains AI
In this episode of TG Explains AI, host Greg Bryan talks with Phil Lawson‑Shanks, chief innovation officer at Align Data Centers, about how the AI boom is reshaping data‑center geography, engineering, and sustainability. Phil explains the shift toward power‑rich zones,...
Why Foundation Models Haven’t Replaced Classical Machine Learning
In this episode, co‑founders Dora Shin and Mustafa Abdel‑Baki of Disarray explain why foundation models haven’t supplanted classical machine‑learning (ML) for enterprise tasks like forecasting, fraud detection, and recommendation. They argue that foundation models struggle with proprietary, tabular data and...
Building an AI Guardian for Enterprise with Onyx Security CEO Maxim Bar Kogan
In this episode, Maxim Bar Kogan, CEO of Onyx Security, explains how his company is building AI‑guardian agents that monitor and control other autonomous AI agents used by enterprises. He traces the rise of autonomous agents from early experiments like...
Can A.I. Make People Feel Less Lonely?
The Daily episode explores the growing loneliness crisis among older Americans and how artificial intelligence is being used to combat it. Journalist Eli Saslow profiles Jan Worrell, an 85‑year‑old woman living alone on a remote Pacific coast peninsula, who receives...
212. George Storm, CRO at N.rich - Why Your SaaS Forecasting Is Broken & Inaccurate
In this episode, CRO George Storm of Enrich discusses why traditional SaaS forecasting methods are fundamentally broken and introduces his new, data‑driven approach. He explains three market shifts—shorter sales cycles, increased stakeholder complexity, and volatile CRO tenures—that render old quarterly...
Autonomous Drone Delivery at Scale
In this episode, Kyle Madonia, VP of Application Software and IT at Zipline, discusses how the company’s software stack enables fully autonomous drone deliveries at scale, from order intake through fleet orchestration to safe, precision drop-offs. She explains the engineering...
How to Build a B2B Podcast That Drives Pipeline with Tom Hunt (Growth Activated)
In this episode, Tom Hunt, founder of the B2B podcast agency Fame, shares how he turned his marketing and consulting background into a successful podcast‑driven pipeline business. He explains the evolution of B2B podcasting since 2019, emphasizing the need for...
AI Applied: Understanding AI's ROI
In this episode of AI Applied, host Jaden Schaefer talks with Connor Grennan, CEO of AI Mindset, about how to measure the return on investment (ROI) of AI initiatives. They argue that ROI should be viewed like any employee salary—by...
Schneck’s Rice: Clinician Scoring, Independence Drove Meditech Expanse Pick Over Epic
In this episode, Schneck Medical Center CIO Craig Rice discusses the unique challenges of rural healthcare, especially tight margins and the need for disciplined technology investments. He explains how Schneck evaluated EMR options, ultimately choosing Meditech Expanse over Epic and...
A New Generation of Drugs Could Lower Heart Attack Risk for Millions
The episode spotlights a new class of genetic‑silencing drugs targeting elevated lipoprotein(a) (Lp(a)), a hereditary risk factor for heart attacks and strokes, with late‑stage trials from Novartis, Amgen and Eli Lilly poised to reveal efficacy data. Reporters explain how these therapies...
Thomas Baker on Quantum Error Correction and the Skills Students Need for Tomorrow
In this episode, Dr. Thomas Baker, a Canada Research Chair in quantum computing, explains how quantum computers differ fundamentally from classical machines and delves into the interdisciplinary hurdles of quantum error correction. He highlights the importance of creativity, flexible thinking,...
VC: The $575B AI Bet (Biggest Since the World Wars) and the New Two-Buyer Reality in Software | Tomasz Tunguz,...
In this GTM Now episode, Tomas Tunguz of Theory Ventures explains that AI infrastructure spending is on track to become the fifth‑largest U.S. infrastructure project ever—about $575 billion by 2030—as hyperscalers pour roughly $12 into data‑center build‑out for every $1 earned from...
Ep 785: What’s New in Gemini 3.5 Flash, Google Omni and Antigravity 2.0: Hands On With the Latest From Google...
In this episode of the Everyday AI Show, host Jordan Wilson breaks down three of Google I/O’s most talked‑about AI releases: Gemini 3.5 Flash, the Gemini Omni Flash video model, and the new Antigravity 2.0 desktop coding app. He demonstrates each...
Why Your AI Strategy Is Failing - Barry O'Reilly (Author, Artificial Organizations)
In this episode, Barry O'Reilly explains why AI initiatives fail when organizations start with tools instead of behavior change, noting that 85% of Gen AI projects and 83% of transformations flop for this reason. He shares personal examples—from using transcription...
Building an AI-Native CICD Experience with Sem-Ai
In this Semaphore product update, Pete introduces SEM AI, an AI‑native CI/CD platform that lets developers configure and manage pipelines via natural‑language commands directly from their IDE. A live demo shows how a clean repo can be auto‑bootstrapped with a...
ABM Playbook for Niche B2B Markets
In this episode, senior product marketing manager Michelle Walsh walks through how to execute account‑based marketing (ABM) for ultra‑niche B2B sectors like cybersecurity and digital identity. She stresses the need for tight alignment with sales, from jointly building and owning...
India's Renewable Hydrogen Projects Face Cost, Delay Risks From Global Conflicts
The episode examines India's renewable hydrogen sector, highlighting its cost advantage due to abundant renewable energy but noting short‑term pressures from global conflicts that raise shipping, insurance, and equipment costs. Guests Nishan Balashan Mogam and Vipul Garg discuss how aggressive...
Mapping Cellular Stress Biology to Tackle Undruggable Targets
In this episode, Daniel Levine interviews Yeremiá Gizarian, co‑founder and CEO of Soleil Therapeutics, about the company’s AI‑driven platform that maps cellular stress responses to discover drugs for traditionally "undruggable" targets. The discussion explains how Soleil flips the conventional drug‑discovery...
Hands-Free Charging for Robotaxi Fleets: The Hidden Layer That Makes Robotaxis Profitable
In this episode of Autonomy Insiders, host Daniel interviews Kram Bowman, CEO and co‑founder of Dutch robotics firm Roxas, about the critical role of hands‑free charging for autonomous vehicle fleets. Bowman explains that without drivers, the interface between vehicles and...
Retail Daily Minute | Google Launches Universal Cart, Lidl US Names a New CEO & SPAR Austria Expands Simbe Trial
The episode covers three major retail developments: Google’s launch of the Universal Cart, which lets shoppers add items from Search, Gemini, YouTube, and Gmail into a single AI‑driven cart that can check out via Google Pay or transfer to a...
He Raised $70M to Cure Every Disease With AI
In this episode, host Lucas Wald talks with Sam Rodriguez, founder and CEO of Edison Scientific and Future House, about using AI agents to accelerate biological research and drug discovery. Rodriguez explains how his team built the multi‑agent system Cosmos,...
Help for Hemp: Drone Technology Could Ease Inspection Burden While Ottawa Sorts Out New Rules
In this episode of Real Agriculture, host Amber Bell talks with Dr. Jan Slasky of Mirabilis Hemp Consulting about using drone‑captured imagery and machine‑learning vision recognition to automate hemp seed‑field inspections. By distinguishing male from female plants from aerial photos,...
Ep 784: Google’s Big I/O Releases, Pope’s Warning on AI, Meta’s Dark AI Cuts and More
The episode reviews the week’s biggest AI headlines, focusing on Google’s massive I/O announcements—including the faster Gemini 3.5 Flash model, the multimodal Gemini Omni, and the always‑on Gemini Spark personal agent—alongside OpenAI’s new Codex features such as app‑shots, goal mode,...
The Mid Market Tech Gap with David Robinson, Founder of Stratos Development Group | Episode 489
In this episode, host Greg Myers talks with David Robinson, founder of Stratos Development Group, about the underserved "mid‑market" segment that sits between large consulting firms and small boutique shops. Robinson explains how Stratos positions itself as a software‑focused managed...
#216: Google I/O, Musk V. OpenAI Verdict, Andrej Karpathy Joins Anthropic & Meta Layoffs
The episode dives into Google I/O’s rollout of the agentic Gemini era, highlighting Gemini 3.5 Flash, Gemini Spark personal agents, and the new AI‑enhanced search box, while noting the model’s quirks and the broader push toward AI agents. It also...
AI Made Your App Teams 10x Faster. Nobody Gave Your Platform Team 10x the Headcount.
In this episode, Emma, who leads OpenAI's data platform infrastructure engineering group, explains how her team builds and maintains the foundational data systems that power OpenAI's products and research. She covers the breadth of their work, from big‑data analytics and...
Fault Tolerance for Quantum Inputs and Outputs with Matthias Christandl
In this episode, host Sebastian Hassier talks with mathematician and quantum chemist Matthias Christandl about rethinking fault tolerance for quantum computers that handle quantum inputs and outputs rather than just classical data. Christandl explains that the traditional fault‑tolerance theorem assumes...
Why AI Isn’t Killing SaaS Yet
In this episode, hosts Jack Farley and Max Wheatley talk with Ramp lead economist Ara Karazian about the myth of a "SaaSpocalypse" driven by AI. Karazian explains that real business spend data shows seat‑based SaaS contracts still dominate (65‑75% of...
Moto Razr Ultra 2026 Review, Google I/O 2026 Recap, Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe, Sony 1000X, Xiaomi 17 Max, Redmagic 11S...
In this episode, host Mariam Joir and 9to5Google’s Daniel Bader dissect the Moto Razr Ultra 2026, noting its modest upgrades—a slightly larger 5,000 mAh battery, a low‑light camera sensor tweak, and minor firmware optimizations—against a $200 price hike, and debate whether...
The Confluence Podcast for 5.24.2026
The episode examines a breakthrough in generative AI, highlighting OpenAI's new general model that solved the decades‑old planar unit distance problem and Anthropic's Mythos model uncovering major cybersecurity flaws. It contrasts these abstract achievements with the practical challenges of deploying...
The Current State of GPS Following OCX with Dr. Sean Gorman, CEO of Zephr.xyz.
In this episode, Dr. Sean Gorman, CEO of Zephyr, explains the fundamentals of GNSS, the differences between GPS jamming and spoofing, and why the U.S. Space Force’s Next Generation Operational Control System (OCX) – a $6‑$7 billion ground‑segment upgrade for GPS...
Can AI Fix the NHS Workforce Crisis?
In this episode, host James chats with Ash, CEO of Patchwork, about the NHS’s staffing crisis and how AI‑driven, preference‑based rostering could help retain clinicians and cut temporary staffing costs. They explain how traditional fixed‑pattern rotas ignore individual work‑life preferences,...
GPUs, Kubernetes & AI Infrastructure Realities
In this episode, Frank Denerman discusses the challenges of running AI workloads—especially GPU‑intensive models—on Kubernetes and why virtualizing the Kubernetes layer with VMware’s solutions is essential. He explains how Dynamic Resource Scheduling (DRS) and Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) provide fine‑grained,...
Ep. 198 - How to Make Your SaaS Company More Fundable
In this episode, host Jason Myers talks with Anthony Nitsos, founder of SaaS Gurus, about turning financial operations into a strategic asset for SaaS founders. Nitsos explains the difference between accounting (backward‑looking) and strategic finance (forward‑looking) and why founders often...
Substack’s CEO on AI Slop, Free Speech, and Taking on YouTube
In this episode, Substack CEO Chris Best discusses the platform’s steady growth, the launch of the Substack app, and its ambition to become the internet’s intellectual and cultural hub. He addresses concerns about creator payouts, AI‑generated content, moderation, and free‑speech...
Episode 157: Generating New Robot Designs - Josie Hughes
In this episode, host Claire Asher talks with Josie Hughes, an assistant professor at EPFL and leader of the CREATE Lab, about using AI to generate novel robot hand and manipulator designs. Hughes explains how her team combines large language...