PLEASE NOTE: THIS EPISODE DOES CONTAINS SOME STRONG LANGUAGE and NSFW THEMES. VIEWER AND LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISEDHey folks and welcome back to another edition of the CitizenWolf audio podcast!It has been a while folks I do apologise for the extended absence, life got in the way along with a bunch of health problems that prevented me from doing much of anything for a long time. Now I'm back with a brand new episode filled with vigour!Here I talk to my good friend Synthetic Obscurity about

In this episode, we explore an exciting AI trading competition featuring six models, each tasked with maximizing returns using $10,000 on the Hyperliquid platform. Grok returned 500% in a day return and compare aggressive versus cautious trading strategies. They challenge traditional benchmarks with real-world performance insights and engage the audience in predicting the competition's outcome. This episode highlights the future potential of AI in finance and its accessibility for

Today’s guest is Lucia Scotti. Lucia is a senior getting her dual degree in civil engineering and Italian and has spent her time at UConn trying it all. She’s the Vice President of the Society of Women Engineers, a researcher in the Crumbling Concrete Lab, and a longtime leader at the UConn Lodewick Visitor Center. She’s had internships in construction management and structural engineering and recently studied abroad in Italy for a semester. Today, we’ll dive into how her positive attitude ha...

In this gripping episode of The Defender’s Log, host David Redekop sits down with Alexander Rau, Partner in Cybersecurity at KPMG, to explore the intense world of cyber incident response.From ransomware attacks and business email compromises to AI-driven ransom negotiations, Alexander shares firsthand experiences from the cyber frontlines, revealing what really happens when organizations are under digital siege.They discuss the psychological toll of defending under pressure, the ethical dilemmas in

🎙️ The Liminal: The Product That Pays Students Back — Behind the Scenes of Graduation AnnouncementsIn this special episode, Tassel CEO Chase Rigby sits down with Systems Administrator Jake Mayer to talk about the launch of Graduation Announcements—Tassel’s newest product that lets grads tell their story, share a link, and receive financial gifts straight to their Venmo or PayPal accounts. They dive into how the idea came about, why it matters, and the surprising impact it’s had on students,

Join Jill and Michael as they virtually unbox unhinged AI videos created by the new Sora2, consider how AI could influence the market (moreso), and discuss robots that can do household chores AND fight. Links:Music sentiment and economic trends study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0304405X21003718, related article: https://hbr.org/2022/01/when-people-listen-to-happy-songs-the-market-outperformsJesus flipping over tables: https://www.instagram.com/p/CxQTQeLOPX0/Video of robot

Are you ready to rethink the way we hire? In the latest episode of "Embracing Digital Transformation," Dr. Darren teams up with Josh Hill, a renowned leader in digital marketing and recruitment strategies, to tackle some pressing questions about the hiring landscape today. As AI changes the game, how do we ensure that we find not just a candidate, but the right fit for both companies and employees? In this insightful conversation, Josh sheds light on the challenges we face in talent

I spoke to Cade Diehm, Head of Research at the World Ethical Data Foundation and founder of New Design Congress, an independent research group confronting the gap between what is said to be happening and what is actually happening in digital societies. His career also involves working at Deloitte Australia, as leading design for CoinJar, the largest crypto exchange in Australia and Tactical Tech. I had him on to talk about his work on Weaponised Design (when an interface or system harms...

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Uber is paying its drivers as little as $1 to train LLMs. 😯 Smart business move or eery sign of what's to come? On this Hot Take Tuesday episode, we uncover the trend of dirt cheap data labeling, why it's a good thing and a bad thing, and how this is actually a sign of what's next. Uber paying drivers $1 to train AI models? A sign of what’s next -- An Everyday AI chat with Jordan Wilson Newsletter: Sign up for our free daily newsletter More on this Episode: Episode Page Join th...

We explore using precision agriculture to variable-rate apply residual herbicides using soil-driven maps to reduce crop injury on sensitive zones while maintaining strong weed control. Kyle Okke joins us to explain why OM, pH, and texture can set the rate and how sprayer mechanics affect success. In this episode, we discuss • Specialty crops that rely on pre-emerge residuals • Resistant weeds driving need for fall residual applications • Soil variability across landscape positions • Reading l...

California-based cybersecurity firm Defakto has raised $30.75 million in Series B funding, led by XYZ Venture Capital, bringing its total investment to roughly $50 million. The new capital will power the company’s rapid expansion in product development and global market reach for its identity and access management (IAM) platform—one specifically designed to secure non-human identities like AI agents, services, and workloads.In a world where automated systems now outnumber human users,

Episode web page: https://bit.ly/4nZFApH----------------------- Episode summary: How do you know when your content is hitting the mark? And once you do, how can you scale it efficiently and strategically? In this episode of Insights Unlocked, host Nathan Isaacs sits down with Ross Simmonds, CEO of Foundation, a B2B content marketing agency known for its bold distribution strategies. Ross breaks down how to move beyond guesswork in content marketing by identifying real signals of content-market

AI chatbots in general, and OpenAI and ChatGPT and especially GPT-4o the absurd sycophant in particular, have long had a problem with issues around mental health. I covered various related issues last month. This post is an opportunity to collect links to previous coverage in the first section, and go into the weeds on some new events in the later sections. A lot of you should likely skip most of the in-the-weeds discussions. What Are The Problems There are a few distinct phenomena we have

In this episode, Darko welcomes Brian Douglas, Head of Developer Experience at Continue and longtime open source advocate. They talk about the rise of the AI engineer, how AI agents are reshaping developer workflows, and what’s next for open source infrastructure. Enjoy the episode! Read the blog post: https://semaphore.io/blog/brian-douglas Like this episode? Be sure to leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review on the podcast player of your choice and share it with your friends. 🎙️ This podcast is powe...

As AI outpaces human review, latency compounds. On AI Native Dev, Graphite co-founder and CEO, Merrill Lutsky joins Guy Podjarny to explore how stack aware reviews remove friction and accelerate AI-native development. They also get into: • how Graphite’s architecture ensures traceability across AI generated commits • what engineering velocity means when code quality depends on alignment • why the next generation of developers will act more like managers of autonomous dev teams than individu...

Purpose is powerful, and the search for purpose can play a critical role in our kids' development. But what does the search for purpose look like in the age of Artificial Intelligence?Heather Malin is the former director of research at the Center on Adolescence at Stanford University. Her research focused on how young people develop a sense of purpose and contribute to their communities and society. Heather is the author of the book, Teaching for Purpose: Preparing Students for Lives of

Lotte Harper is online and recording. Watch the livestream online at https://lotteh.com/stream/Daisy/ My name is Charlotte Harper, and I am a full stack Linux website and web app developer, actress, model, mother and cosmetics enthusiast living in Seattle, WA. Listen to the podcast as audio at https://damita.transistor.fm/ Visit online at https://lotteh.com and glamgirlx.com Chat with me at https://glamgirlx.com/chat Contact me at https://glamgirlx.com/contact See you there xoxo Transcript:

Lotte Harper is online and recording. Watch the livestream online at https://lotteh.com/stream/Daisy/ My name is Charlotte Harper, and I am a full stack Linux website and web app developer, actress, model, mother and cosmetics enthusiast living in Seattle, WA. Listen to the podcast as audio at https://damita.transistor.fm/ Visit online at https://lotteh.com and glamgirlx.com Chat with me at https://glamgirlx.com/chat Contact me at https://glamgirlx.com/contact See you there xoxo Recorded on

Three hundred thousand American deaths in three years…and the chemistry is still evolving. If the cartels turned the lab into the battlefield, why haven’t we brought our own defenses?In this investigation, host Michael Brown sits down with Collin Gage, CEO and co-founder of ARMR Sciences, to unpack a controversial but potentially game-changing idea: an immunotherapy “vaccine” designed to block fentanyl from reaching the brain. Gage explains the planned Phase I/II human trial, why military and first