Data & AI Mastery
In the debut episode of "Inside the Algorithm," host Jeremy Bradley, Chief AI Officer at Cambridge Spark, introduces the new series focused on deep dives into AI research and breakthroughs. He outlines the show's mission to go beyond surface-level AI news by interviewing leading researchers, data scientists, and technical experts. The episode serves as a launchpad, inviting listeners to follow the series for biweekly insights into the science shaping AI's future.
OpenAI Unveils GPT 5.5 and Self-Serve Ads
In this episode, host Jaden Schaefer breaks down OpenAI's rapid rollout of GPT‑5.5 Instant, a self‑serve ads platform, and a $50 billion compute spend, while also covering Apple’s upcoming Siri extensions that let users choose AI models and a Chrome security issue...
#547: Parallel Python at Anyscale with Ray
In this episode, hosts Michael Kennedy talks with Ray co‑founders Edward Oaks and Richard Law about the origins and evolution of Ray, the open‑source Python framework that powers large‑scale AI workloads—from its birth in UC Berkeley’s RISE lab for reinforcement...
University of Utah Health’s Kawamoto Says Workbench Approach Scales Clinical AI Across the Enterprise
Dr. Ken Kawamoto, University of Utah Health’s Chief Health AI Transformation Officer, discusses how his team is scaling clinical AI across the enterprise using a standards‑based AI Workbench that plugs into the Epic EHR. He explains the evolution of his...
Target Says Move Or Go, Walmart Bets On Beauty & Claude Wants Your Cart | Fast Five
The episode tackles two major retail trends: Target’s mandate for 150 remote merchandising staff to relocate to Minneapolis or accept severance, and Estee Lauder’s expanded layoff plan cutting up to 10,000 jobs, mainly in underperforming department‑store POS roles. Host Chris...
Why People Hate AI
In this episode of The Debrief, senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young talks with BOF reporters Mark Bain and Haley Crawford about the growing backlash against AI in fashion. They cite rising negative sentiment—55% of Americans now think AI will do more...
Your Loan Officers Can’t Sell What They Can’t See | Non-Agency Lending’s Execution Gap
In this episode, host and guest Eloise Schmitz, CEO and co‑founder of Lonex, discuss why execution certainty—not just access—to non‑agency (non‑QM) mortgage products is the true competitive edge. They highlight how loan officers often lack visibility into the full range...
AI Isn’t Replacing Curious Developers
In this episode of Data Engineering Central, host Dan Beach chats with front‑end veteran Neil Roberts about his journey from early BASIC on an Atari to modern AI‑augmented development. Neil reflects on the hacker‑culture of the late‑90s, the importance of...
How to Use AI to Write Better Meta Ad Copy Without Losing the Human Touch
In this episode, SmartMarketer’s senior paid performance specialist Dominique Noble walks listeners through a repeatable, AI‑driven process for crafting Meta ad copy that retains human insight and brand voice. She emphasizes three core rules: feed AI detailed brand context, be...
Harrison Chase of LangChain on Deep Agents, LangSmith, and Earning Trust | NVIDIA AI Podcast Ep. 297
In this episode, Harrison Chase, CEO and co‑founder of LangChain, explains how the company’s open‑source tools—LangChain, Deep Agents, LangGraph, and the observability platform LangSmith—enable developers to build, test, and manage autonomous LLM‑driven agents. He introduces “deep agents” as a general‑purpose,...
The 42 Minute Playbook on Live Shopping
In this episode of the Gary Vee Audio Experience, Gary Vaynerchuk and Super Ordinary founder discuss the explosive rise of live shopping, especially on TikTok, and why brands are missing the wave due to corporate inertia and a misunderstanding of...
Samsung Hits $1 Trillion Milestone as AI Demand Soars
The episode highlights Samsung's entry into the trillion‑dollar club, driven by soaring demand for AI‑focused DRAM memory chips, and notes how this surge is lifting other memory makers like Micron and Hynix. It also covers a Journal investigation exposing Chinese...
The New Space Race: NASA, Artemis, and the Race to the Moon
In this episode, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman outlines the agency’s aggressive push to accelerate Artemis moon missions, shifting launch cadence from years to months and rebuilding core in‑house competencies. He emphasizes the strategic importance of a sustained lunar presence for...
Why Healthcare Costs Keep Climbing
In this brief episode, Dr. Pearl discusses how generative AI can empower patients and clinicians by providing instant, personalized health insights before a doctor's visit, illustrated with a real‑world example of a skier diagnosing a rotator cuff tear via ChatGPT....
Triple New Account Growth in 90 Days
In this 11‑minute episode, Jim Roos explains how banks and credit unions can triple new checking‑account growth in just 90 days by slashing mobile‑app onboarding time from 22 minutes to under five. He highlights real‑world examples—from a Financial Brand Forum...
Total Market Measurement with NielsenIQ's Kim Cox & Richard Pereira
In this episode, NielsenIQ’s Kim Cox and Richard Pereira discuss how retail measurement is evolving beyond traditional point‑of‑sale data to capture the full omnichannel consumer journey. They explain how AI and machine learning are automating data integration and insight generation,...
Addressing Treatment Gaps in Gout
In this episode, Crystallis Therapeutics CEO James McKay explains the biology of gout, why existing urate‑lowering drugs often fail, and how the company’s next‑generation URAT1 inhibitor, detenurad, aims to close the large treatment gap for moderate‑to‑severe patients. He highlights that...
SaaStr 853: The Agents #004: Tragedy Apps, Too Many AI SDRs, and Why Your Next Hire Should Report to an...
In episode four of The Agents, the hosts recap their experience running 20 AI agents alongside three human team members, highlighting successes, pitfalls, and lessons for others building AI‑driven workflows. They discuss the rise and fall of AI‑powered SDRs, noting...
Flexdrive: Lyft's Secret Weapon in Autonomous Mobility
In this episode of Autonomy Insiders, FlexDrive CEO John Parks explains how Lyft’s fleet‑management subsidiary keeps autonomous and rental vehicles charged, maintained, and matched to rider demand. He details FlexDrive’s evolution from a rideshare rental partner to a vertically integrated...
The Growing Role of Technology for State Attorneys General with NAAG Executive Director Brian Kane
In this episode, Brian Kane, Executive Director of the National Association of Attorneys General (NAG), explains how the association supports 56 state AG offices through bipartisan collaboration, training, and policy initiatives, highlighting recent successes like the $5 billion Master Settlement Agreement...
Marketing Lessons From 20 Years at Google - Dan Taylor
In this episode, Dan Taylor, a veteran of nearly 20 years at Google, shares how search and Google Ads have evolved from a niche channel to a massive, AI‑driven marketing platform. He highlights key breakthroughs such as the shift to...
Unreleased AI Models: Government's Interest
In this episode, host Jaden Schaefer covers a range of AI industry developments, from a Harvard study showing OpenAI's O1 model outperforming ER doctors in triage to IBM's new Watson X Orchestrate platform that positions IBM as a governance layer...
The AI Paradox: Why LLMs in Healthcare Actually Require More Structured Data, Not Less | Ewout Kramer & Ward Weistra...
In this episode, Awad Kramer and Ward Weistra of Firely discuss the origins and evolution of FHIR Dev Days, a community‑driven conference that educates developers on implementing the FHIR standard. They highlight how FHIR has become the backbone of health‑IT...
AI’s Shift From Thinking to Taking Action
In this episode, Sean Kim explains the transition from generative AI, which merely responds to prompts, to agentic AI that can autonomously act across workflows, remember past interactions, and adapt to changing contexts. He highlights the technical shift from GPU‑centric...
Introducing VCF 9.1: Built for Efficiency and Resilience
In this episode, Pete Fletcher and VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) VP of Products Paul Turner discuss the launch of VCF 9.1, emphasizing its design for AI‑driven data centers. They highlight soaring hardware costs—CPU, GPU, and memory prices have roughly doubled—making...
Why Managing AI Is An Inclusion Problem
In this episode, Dr. Jonathan argues that managing AI should be framed as an inclusion problem rather than just a technology issue. He highlights how AI reshapes work, often replacing repetitive tasks, and notes that HR leaders are still using...
Why Meta's AI Has No Point of View
In this 9‑minute episode, Taylor explains why a robust context layer is essential for AI to produce reliable insights, using a live demo where an AI tool misinterprets a performance dashboard until it’s given a clear hierarchy of metrics. He...
The Anticipation Gap: Why 4 Problems Have to Be Solved Together for Consumer AI to Work
The episode explores why consumer AI has hit an "anticipation gap" in 2026, where powerful software creates more management overhead than value. It argues that chatbots and isolated agents are insufficient, as users are burdened with juggling multiple tabs, prompts,...
More Than the Sum of the Parts - Episode 7 of Unbuffered
In this episode of Unbuffered, host Christopher Mitchell talks with Neil Chilson, head of AI policy at the Abundance Institute and author of *Getting Out of Control*. Chilson argues that top‑down, centrally planned solutions often miss the nuanced, tacit knowledge...
Ep 770: What’s Coming Next: 5 AI Trends, Problems and Opportunities Around the Corner
In this episode, host Jordan Wilson shares five emerging AI trends he observed during recent trips to Silicon Valley and St. Louis: autonomous vehicles outperform human drivers, the decline of true AI generalists, the rise of "AI homework" for office...
How to Use AI to Grow Your Business on Social Media in 2026
In this episode, Gary Vaynerchuk and his guest discuss how AI is becoming as essential as electricity for small business owners, using the example of dog trainers who want to boost their social‑media presence. They outline practical AI tools—like Runway...
Gift Cards As Payment Rails with Alex Preece, CEO & Co-Founder of Tillo | Episode 485
In this episode, Greg Myers talks with Alex Preece, CEO and co‑founder of Tillo, about how the company has turned gift cards into a modern payment rail for rewards, incentives, and payouts. Preece explains Tillo’s API‑driven platform that connects thousands...
Episode 452: Kathleen McDonough and Derek Williamson Talk About Recruitment Technology, Drawing a Line in the Sand with AI, and...
In Episode 452, co‑founders Kathleen McDonough and Derek Williamson of EverRecruiting discuss how hiring has become a numbers‑driven, inefficient process, especially in service‑focused industries where frontline managers are asked to use clunky recruiting software. They argue that the surge of...
The “Mirror Test” Every Leader Needs Before Adopting AI
In this episode, host David Rice and AI‑strategy expert Victoria Pelletier discuss why leaders must first "hold up a mirror" to understand the actual task‑level work happening in their organizations before launching AI initiatives. They explain a bottom‑up approach that...
AI Adoption in Finance: What CFOs Get Wrong (And How to Do It Right)
In this episode of CFO Weekly, host Megan Weiss talks with Ashok Manthena, CFO and Chief Finance AI at Chatfin, about the current state of AI adoption in finance. Ashok explains that CFOs are moving from curiosity to active experimentation,...
Claude Code for Everyone: How to Get Started
In this episode, host Michael Stelzner talks with AI educator and consultant Tyler Reed about how non‑developers can leverage AI tools like Claude CloudCode to build and automate applications without writing code. Reed shares his journey from a computer‑science background...
China Is Beating the U.S. in Space?!
In this episode of China Decode, hosts Alice Han and James King examine China's rapid advancements in space, highlighting milestones such as a Mars rover, a lunar far‑side sample return, a new space station, over 90 launches in 2025, a...
Building Maven Clinic when No One Believed with CEO Kate Ryder
In this episode of Lifers, CEO Kate Ryder discusses the evolution of Maven Clinic, the first unicorn in women's health, focusing on the challenges of scaling from $200M to $500M in revenue and aligning every part of the business. She...
What (Un)exactly Do You Mean by Semantic Search?
In this episode, Ryan Donovan and Quadrant’s Brian O'Grady compare traditional Lucene‑based text search engines (like Elasticsearch) with modern vector databases for semantic search, outlining when each is appropriate. They explain that exact term matching excels in log analytics and...
CEO of Yanolja on AI Agents Running Hotels
In this episode, Ajaz Sodowala, CEO of Yanolja Cloud Solution, explains how his company powers over 33,000 hotels in 170+ countries with a unified, cloud‑based platform that combines PMS, booking engine, channel management, dynamic pricing and more. He traces Yanolja’s...
E643: Dos and Don’ts for Amazon Imagery in 2026
In this episode, host Dave interviews former professional poker player turned Amazon seller Michael Shackelford about best practices for Amazon main gallery images in 2026. Michael explains how AI tools enable rapid iteration and A/B testing, recommends mixing plain‑white shots...
Zero Trust for Operations Podcast: Securing OT with Trout Access Gate
In this episode, Scoop Cyber hosts Steve Krupperman speak with Trout Software’s Mark Hoover and Florian about securing operational technology (OT) using Trout’s purpose‑built Zero Trust Access Gate. They explain how traditional IT‑focused Zero Trust models fall short for industrial...
In Focus: Equity & Credit Update on AI CapEx
In this episode, JPMorgan equity strategist Bupinder Singh and credit head Nathaniel Rosenbaum examine the surge in AI‑related capital expenditures, which are set to double to roughly $1.4 trillion for public firms and could reach $2.5‑3 trillion when private and non‑U.S. spending...
Mass General Brigham’s Sriraman Says SaaS Outages Expose Hidden Cloud Dependencies
In this episode of the Health System CIO Show, Mass General Brigham CTO Sri Sriraman discusses the hidden dependencies of SaaS applications on public cloud infrastructures, highlighting recent multi‑region outages that exposed a lack of transparency around where vendors host...
GameStop Wants eBay for $56bn
In this episode of World Business Express, the hosts dissect GameStop’s unexpected $56 billion unsolicited bid to acquire eBay, questioning the feasibility of financing such a deal and its strategic rationale. They also explore the ongoing maritime crisis in the Strait...
Will AI Make You Stupid?
In this episode, the hosts explore how constant reliance on AI for tasks like copy‑pasting, answering, and outsourcing can boost productivity while potentially dulling our own thinking skills. They discuss the paradox that AI can make us more efficient yet...
Eddie Ramos: How AI Is Reshaping Investing and Boardrooms
In this episode, Eddie Ramos—a veteran investor, board director, and ESG advocate—explores how artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping investment practices, board oversight, and capital formation. He explains AI’s rapid rise since ChatGPT’s debut, its integration into mutual funds, venture‑focused public...
Jobsync Roundtable: Candidate Fraud in Hiring
In this JobSync roundtable, host Chris Russell and panelists Leah Daniels, Alex Murphy, Julie Kelly, along with guests Andrew Godomsky of Aspen Analytics and Jason Roberts of Cielo, dissect the rising problem of candidate fraud in hiring. They define fraud...
Sarah Rogers: Free Speech, AI Diplomacy, and What America Owes Its Allies
In this episode, Undersecretary of State Sarah B. Rogers discusses how public diplomacy now centers on defending free speech and digital freedom abroad, reversing the previous administration’s content‑removal efforts. She argues that a "Western AI stack"—AI built on individualistic, consent‑based,...
#358 How AI Agents Will Work While You Sleep | Ruslan Salakhutdinov, Professor at Carnegie Mellon
In this episode, DataCamp talks with Carnegie Mellon professor Ruslan Salakhutdinov about the rapid evolution of AI agents, especially their growing capabilities in coding, computer‑use tasks, and long‑horizon problem solving. Salakhutdinov explains how agents are moving from minute‑scale actions to...