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 a fully integrated ATS built on its existing HR system. The new Deal ATS automates job description creation, candidate screening, and seamless data flow from hiring to onboarding, signaling a shift toward unified hiring solutions. Additional funding news covered CareFam’s $14.5 million round for AI‑driven hospital recruiting and Ezra’s $3.2 million seed for voice‑AI interview technology, underscoring the rapid infusion of AI into recruiting workflows.
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...
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...
