Today’s guest, John Draper a CAM Automation Software Developer With Hexagon. He is a talented, Machinist with deep experience in Computational Geometry and Precision Manufacturing and a close personal friend of mine. Automation has been a cornerstone of manufacturing since the industrial revolution and in today’s discussion John and I will explore how AI, the successor to early robotics and automation, is showing up today and what the future might hold. And if you like this conversation,

This week on Great Chat, we ask the question everyone’s whispering ... what happens if we’re in an AI bubble? We unpack the signals, the hype, and what founders and investors should be thinking about. Plus, a quick detour into the wild jewelry heist at the Louvre, the new ranking shakeup at Benchmark, and why AWS might just be the real backbone of the internet today.Mercury is back as the headline sponsor for season three! Mercury is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services

Join us for a new episode of The Thermal Review where we talk about how iTL 2.0 makes thermal monitoring so simple anyone can do it. No IT team, no complicated setup, just plug it in and start seeing results.If you’ve ever spent hours trying to get a thermal camera online or wondered why these systems have to be so difficult, this episode is for you. Markus, Todd, Nathan, and Christian explain how iTL 2.0 makes setup fast, keeps things running smoothly, and helps you spot problems before they turn

In this podcast episode, Method’s Dr. Vanina Delobelle and Reema Pinto discuss "The Human Side of AI: Design, Change, and Reimagination. They discuss the crucial difference between viewing AI as a 'solution' versus a 'tool,' and uncover its four transformative elements: efficiency, augmentation, invention, and reimagination. Learn why organizations often struggle with successful AI adoption, examining the role of human emotions, cultural differences in approaching change, and the necessity of...

This week, the tech world erupts: a series of game-changing breakthroughs—and alarming controversies—dominate the headlines. From mass data hacks and AI’s new invasion of privacy to breakthroughs in cancer care and digital policy, the digital landscape is rewriting rules for users, governments, and industries. Catch these must-know stories below!1️⃣ Hackers hit 100+ firms, stealing masses of data via Oracle apps—Google issues a global warning. 📡 A sophisticated cyberattack exploited

Tell us more about yourself and what you would like to hear! Welcome to The Ways We Move podcast—the channel dedicated to uncovering the innovative mobility solutions shaping our future. Join Nicolas Zart in an engaging conversation with Sergio Cecutta, managing partner at SMG Consulting, as they delve into the current state and future of Advanced Air Mobility (AAM). Discover the challenges and opportunities in the aviation industry, the role of innovative technologies, and the ec...

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In episode 72 of The AI Fix, GPT-5's "secret sauce" turns out to be phrases from adult websites, Irish police beg TikTokers to stop faking AI home intruders, Jeff Bezos pitches gigawatt data centers in space, OpenAI rolls out Agent Kit for drag-and-drop agents, and a Chinese startup unveils the creepiest robot head ever.Meanwhile, Graham looks askance at corporate America’s AI obsession - earning calls full of sunshine, SEC filings full of dread - while 95% of AI pilots flop. Mark then

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/the-dragon-hatchling-learns-to-fly-inside-ais-next-learning-revolution. Exploring Brain-like Dragon Hatchling (BDH) — a new AI model that learns on the fly, adapts like a brain, and challenges the transformer era. Check more stories related to machine-learning at: https://hackernoon.com/c/machine-learning. You can also check exclusive content about #neural-networks,

SummaryOn this episode of BLT, we take a look at some of the latest happenings in mainstream and assistive tech, from New Apple updates to some new smart glasses designed for navigation. We share some personal stories, like how Evan’s Air pods survived the washing machine for the second time, and hint at some future episodes. Questions or feedback? Email: feedback@aftersight.org Voicemail: 720-712-8856 Website: www.aftersight.org Producer: Evan Starnes An Aftersight Original Podcast

Effective sales tax management is very important for your business. When you follow the rules, you lower risks like penalties and audits. This helps your operations run better. Automating your sales tax tasks makes things more efficient. You save time and make fewer mistakes. This lets your finance team work on important tasks. Also, good management helps cash flow. It stops you from paying too much in taxes and avoids late fees. Using these practices can greatly improve your organization’s

Addy and Joey dissect major updates to Google's Veo 3.1, including ingredients to video, video markup tools, and improved frame extension. They also examine Runway's new specialized apps for VFX, Netflix Eyeline's research on video reasoning, and NVIDIA's new DGX Spark. -- The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are the personal views of the hosts and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of their respective employers or organizations. This show is independently produced ...

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Send us a text A coffee-spattered morning turns into a razor-sharp breakdown of Pardon Gate: the viral claim that Donald Trump might commute Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sentence and the immediate pushback from the White House. We don’t chase outrage—we slow it down. What is a commutation, really? Who gains when TMZ doubles down while officials deny? And how do you decide what to believe when the loudest voices profit from confusion? We trace the reporting timeline, compare statements, and follow the...

Ever feel trapped in the endless cycle of network refreshes, license renewals, and “surprise” upgrade costs?You’re not alone. One school faced the same uphill battle and decided to break free. The result? A $250K turnaround and a totally new way of thinking about IT infrastructure.In this episode, Max Clark sits down with Francisco Tello, Senior Sales Engineer at Meter, to unpack how a forward-thinking school ditched legacy networking gear and discovered a utility-style model that just

In this episode of Cyberside Chats, Matt Durrin and his guest explore what makes cybersecurity communication effective — whether you’re leading a sales presentation, a training session, or a tabletop exercise. The discussion dives into how to move beyond technical jargon and statistics to tell stories that resonate. Listeners will learn how understanding and communicating the “why” behind security practices can dramatically improve engagement, retention, and impact across any audience.Top

Powerful AI boosters claim to love science fiction novels, but why do they always seem to take the wrong lessons from them? Reporter and writer Reo Eveleth joins us to discuss the ways tech leaders misuse storytelling, and how we can avoid their visions to imagine better futures. Reo Eveleth is a reporter, writer, and co-founder of COYOTE Media Collective. They created the hit independent show Flash Forward, which they also turned into a book of the same name. Reo’s work has been nominated f...

TL;DR: If you've ever wondered what goes through the mind of a top-tier CISO, wonder no longer. This week's episode features Trey Ford talking a little nostalgia, and a little of what's on his mind as a CISO. Fantastic episode, shout out to BugCrowd for the episode. Youtube video: https://youtube.com/live/uFl45Tb93gY?feature=share Have something to say? Let's hear it. Support the show >>> Please consider clicking the link above to support the show! -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=...

A roundup of the days top technology headlines

Introduction: In today’s episode, we dive into five critical tech and policy developments shaping the future of work and innovation. First, the US government is shifting from regulator to investor by taking equity stakes in quantum computing firms, marking a strategic pivot toward cultivating national champions in cutting-edge technology. Next, Amazon’s aggressive automation plan aims to replace up to 600,000 jobs and save billions by automating 75% of its operations, raising questions about supply