For years, crowdfunding had a reputation as the place founders went when they couldn’t raise venture capital. Kickstarter CEO Everette Taylor thinks founders should look at it very differently.In this episode of Build Mode, host Isabelle Johannesen sits down with Everett to talk about crowdfunding as an alternative and sometimes a precursor to traditional venture funding. Everette’s own path into entrepreneurship was unconventional. Growing up in Richmond, Virginia, far from Silicon Valley, he

Today we're speaking with Geoffrey Mattson, CEO of SecureAuth, about identity and authority for AI agents: what changes when software stops being something a human uses and starts taking actions on its own.Geoffrey is a serial entrepreneur working at the intersection of cybersecurity and AI. Before SecureAuth he was CEO of Xage Security and co-founded MistNet.ai (acquired by LogRhythm), after product and engineering leadership roles at Juniper Networks, Huawei, Nortel and Bell Labs across

Send us Fan Mail That boat dock clip is only a couple minutes long, but it’s lighting the internet on fire and for good reason. We walk through the footage frame by frame, explain what it appears to show, and talk about why so many viewers say they’re shaking, crying, or too disturbed to finish watching. The biggest question we wrestle with is the same one you’re probably asking: if that really is Nolan Wells on the boat, why wasn’t help called immediately, and why does the story still feel l...

Steve Caplin discusses Muse, Meta's "world's first personal AI agent", which you can get in a pendant. However, he also warns of some downsides of AI agents. However, AI is good at spotting diseases, diabetes being the latest which it does by listening to voice recordings. Blood pressure can be lowered by hearing Mozart. As humans prefer robots that have facial expressions, one can now produce emotional responses – including crying. AI has been used to create a Greta Garbo advert for a ball bearing

Read the full article: UBTECH Walker S2 vs Unitree G1: Which Chinese Humanoid Leads on Value in 2026? Discover more at Robot Comparisons Excerpt: UBTECH Walker S2 vs. Unitree G1: Which Chinese Humanoid Leads on Value in 2026? As of October 3, 2026, these robots are not direct substitutes. The UBTECH Walker S2 is an enterprise industrial system designed around factory tasks, fleet coordination, and autonomous battery swapping. The Unitree G1 is a smaller, lower-cost platform whose strongest ca...

As manufacturing enters a new era, the smartest solution may not be a better version of what already exists but an entirely new way of designing and building products.Listen in as we sit down with Clemson University’s Saeed Farahani, Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering and founding director of the Convergent Manufacturing Lab, to explore how AI, digital twins, advanced materials, and software-defined automation are reshaping what’s possible on the factory

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Podcast host Mike talks to Tessa and Steve from Tabstack about building an API that gives standalone models access to the web.Tessa - https://x.com/tessak22Steve - https://x.com/JustSteveKingTabstack - https://tabstack.ai/ Steve's PHP Library for Tabstack - https://github.com/JustSteveKing/tabstackMozilla - https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/Creators & GuestsMike Bifulco - Host Steve King - Guest Tessa Kriessel - Guest Click here to view the episode transcript.

In this special episode, the two fools are joined by Cameron Clark and Jim Dummett from VoidZero (and now, Cloudflare) to talk about the latest developments in type-aware linting, Vite+ and the Vite ecosystem, and what the future of dev tooling looks like for TypeScript and JavaScript developers.Sponsored by Excalibur.jsExcalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes

Send us Fan Mail This 6-part podcast series describes a Defense-in-Depth Security Architecture for Agentic AI based on the principle of bounded autonomy. The architecture defines 10 layers - governance, identity, authorization, agent guardrails, runtime security, model and tool protection, confidential computing, infrastructure security, continuous validation, and security operations. It also includes 3 cross-cutting layers - enterprise agent control plane, security telemetry and observabilit...

In this episode, Kaleigh is joined by Kelly Hood and Tom Conkle from Optic Cyber who share their expertise on the importance of proper preparation for CMMC assessments, the role of third-party validation, and best practices for organizations navigating compliance. They discuss: Role of SPRS website and attestation processCommon misconceptions about self-assessment and internal biasBest practices for preparing for a CMMC assessmentThe value of a comprehensive System Security Plan (SSP)Di...

There is a lot of doom and gloom with AI, particularly with how it could affect that uniquely human output - creativity. AI has already infiltrated the art world, but Alex Reben believes it’s for the good if we don’t relinquish our control. The artist, roboticist, and co-founder and CTO of Phyzify is building an entire company around the belief that machines can democratize creation and help bring more ideas into the physical world. In this conversation, host Laurie Segall and Alex dig

Chris and Hector break down a $350 million crypto theft suspected to involve North Korean hackers, a massive map exposing hundreds of thousands of surveillance cameras, and the arrest of an alleged Shiny Hunters associate. Then they dig into new research reconstructing how hundreds of OpenAI agents bypassed their guardrails, communicated with each other, and launched attacks across the internet. Plus, Hector predicts where autonomous AI hacking could go next.Join our Patreon for weekly bonus

One hundred AI agents were told to prove hard math together. They formed factions instead. A DeepMind swarm found a grader exploit, copied it in minutes, and then a quarter of the agents tried to blow the whistle.A conversation on emergent cheating, peer pressure, and what happens when research agents share a scoreboard.

Hi, Spring fans! What if the JVM could feel as frictionless as the modern dev tools people rave about on other platforms? In this wide-ranging, high-energy conversation, you’ll hear two longtime friends (Andres Almiray is a fellow Java champion and a legend) geek out over the future of desktop Java, the pain of Electron, the elegance of JavaFX, and the tools making it all easier to ship. The discussion dives into a brand-new favorite workflow for managing environments and dependencies, then pivots

Azure architecture looks easy when everything works.The real test starts when dependencies fail, regions become unavailable, traffic spikes, assumptions turn out to be wrong, requirements change, and someone eventually asks the uncomfortable question: why did we design it this way in the first place?In this episode of M365.FM, Mirko Peters talks with Mike Martin [MVP] about what Azure architecture looks like when it has to survive real production conditions rather than just look good on a

Piero Molino, CEO and co-founder of Studio Atelico, joins Ben Lorica to discuss what happens when AI becomes a core game mechanic rather than a cost-cutting tool. Subscribe to the Gradient Flow Newsletter 📩 https://gradientflow.substack.com/ Subscribe: Apple · Spotify · Overcast · Pocket Casts · AntennaPod · Podcast Addict · Amazon · RSS. Detailed show notes and transcript, can be found on The Data Exchange web site.

Tech companies are working with the fossil fuel industry to push unnecessary data center projects while misrepresenting the climate impact — and governments are letting it all happen. Ketan Joshi joins Paris Marx to discuss how the data center buildout is driving a surge in fossil fuel investment, and how it’s all playing out in Australia. Ketan Joshi is a climate writer and data analyst based in Oslo working with climate and environmental groups. The podcast is made in partnership with The N...

Telstra, Optus and Vodafone have joined forces to establish Temporary Disaster Roaming to keep users connected in the event of a natural disaster, OpenAI apologises for its government website breach, Motorola goes premium with its new flagship Signature 27 smartphone, Vodafone releases Australia's first 48-month mobile plan, Snapmaker releases its first 3D printer in Australia and our review of the Ring Outdoor Plus solar camera.

Phil Hawthorne from the Home Assistant Podcast joins me for Home Gadget Geeks 691 to talk about where Home Assistant is headed, how AI is changing the way we build automations, Tesla Full Self-Driving, energy monitoring and some clever ways to make smart-home technology disappear into the house instead of taking it over.Along the way, we discover that my own Home Assistant installation had fallen several releases behind. That leads to a useful discussion about Docker updates, breaking changes and