Get your weekly fix of accounting tech news and fintech news with Digi-Tools in Accrual World. This week, we uncover a shocking new trend: over half of taxpayers are now using AI to prepare their tax returns, but are they ignoring the risks?  We debate whether this is an opportunity or a threat for accounting professionals.Next, we explore a critical topic for accountants: Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. Stu from FreeAgent joins us to explain their unique approach of segregating landlord and

OpenAI diversifies their chip suppliers through partnerships with AMD and Broadcom, Google starts a new AI Bug Bountry problem but only for computational security not for llm hallucinations, Nvidia ships their first prosumer computer, DeepMind has a new complexity theory proof solver, and Anthropic writes their own gibberish poison pill that works across model sizes.Further

What happens when companies have new releases on deck, and it is clear that the dev team is spread too thin?Teams are always under pressure to deliver, but what if a project calls for overtime across the organization? What happens if those teams are pulled in competing directions? When major projects are at stake, development teams may face a less-than-ideal circumstance: a race to meet deadlines with near-mandatory overtime. Such “crunch time” can mean team members get pulled in different

Back in 2015 ISSRDC - A Conversation with Elon Musk!!! #ElonMusk Follow me on X https://x.com/Astronautman627?...

Bret is joined by Philip Andrews and Dan Muret of Cast AI to discuss pod live migration between nodes in a Kubernetes cluster. 🙌 My next course is coming soon! I've opened the waitlist for those wanting to go deep in GitHub Actions for DevOps and AI automation in 2025. I'm so thrilled to announce this course. The waitlist allows you to quickly sign up for some content updates, discounts, and more as I finish building the course. https://learn.bretfisher.com/waitlist🍾Cast AI dynamically

OpenAI is disrupting every industry, ChatGPT and Sora DevDay announcements, we review Google’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold, Slide Over is back in the latest iPadOS beta, and AI slop is more dangerous than you think.------------------------------Send Us a Voice MemoWe want to hear from you! Send us a voice memo that may get played on the show! Click here to submit.------------------------------Sponsored by:Claude AI - Ready to tackle bigger problems? Sign up for Claude today and get 50% off Claude

Intel tries to punch its way back to relevancy with the release of Panther Lake, the first chip built on its 18A process. Is Cursor so successful it’s about to rocket to a $30 billion valuation? Big raise for a US Deep Seek competitor? And are we starting to get the first models moving beyond attention based architecture?Here is Panther Lake, Intel’s 2026 laptop chip with next-gen graphics (The Verge) Intel Debuts New Technology in Make-or-Break Moment for CEO’s Turnaround Bid

Hi, Spring fans! In this installment we talk to Spring Security contributor and legend Josh Cummings

In this episode of Spilling the Tea on HR Tech, Stacey Harris and Cliff Stevenson discuss why compliance has become the surprising number one topic in HR technology, exploring how AI is changing verification processes and I-9 management. They cover major market moves including Qualtrics' $6.7 billion acquisition of Press Ganey and break down Dayforce's latest product announcements at their user conference. Key points covered include: ↪️ HR leaders are reassessing compliance technology and

Git might be the most ubiquitous tool in software development, but that doesn't mean it's perfect. What if we could keep Git compatibility while fixing its most frustrating aspects—painful merges, scary rebases, being stuck in conflict states, and the confusing staging area?This week we're joined by Martin von Zweigbergk, creator of Jujutsu (JJ), a Git-compatible version control system that takes a fundamentally different approach. Starting from a simple idea—automatically snapshotting your working

Today's episode will cover Linux after Microsoft ends support for Windows 10, and the next steps to consider when switching to Linux. Linux isn't for everyone, but it works for anyone who is looking for something stable and doesn't need any bloat or AI slop environment forcefully installed into their machines. Today I go over Michael's article on beitmenotyou website. Why I plan on considering Linux for my very day OS's use! Listen in today because if you resent Windows 11's plans to force AI

In this episode of Defending the Edge, we cover breaches to breakthroughs, unpacking the Great Firewall of China data leak, the looming consequences of the CISA Act’s lapse, the rise of the “Shai-Hulud” worm, bold cybersecurity predictions, and the arrival of Sora 2, the AI platform reshaping the digital frontier.

Join Sam and Shammah as they talk about AI Jesus, I.C.E Block apps been removed from the app stores and an update about Windows 10! Got a topic you want us to chat about? Head over to the Hope1032 website and submit a question! We'd love to hear from you, and it might make it onto the next episode of Troubleshooting! Troubleshooting - Hope 103.2See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam welcomes Major General Colin Connor where he focuses on the modernization of the Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) system, specifically the Sentinel ICBM. Major General Connor, who leads the modernization efforts at Air Force Global Strike Command, shares insights into the challenges and progress of the Sentinel program. The conversation covers the importance of maintaining the Minuteman 3 system until Sentinel is fully operational, the complexities of modernizing infrastructure, and

Financial media loves the word “bubble.” It sells fear and draws clicks. But when it comes to AI, that narrative misses the mark. The surge in capital flowing into models, chips, and cognitive infrastructure isn’t speculative mania—it’s the next Enlightenment: a global reallocation of resources toward intelligence itself. This editorial argues that what critics call a bubble is actually a compounding moment of civilization-scale reinvestment. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this

Eric Mizell, Field CTO and VP Field Engineering at Keyfactor, breaks down why digital certificates are the security blind spot most companies don't know they have. From his early days fixing Novell networks to helping enterprises manage millions of IoT identities, Eric shares war stories about expired certificates that couldn't send breach alerts, private keys stored in network folders with the same password, and how AI is intelligently helping threat actors make decisions on how to attack.&n...

In this episode, Kaleigh and Bobby discuss the intricacies of the CMMC Level 2 assessment process, focusing on what to do when faced with a 'not met' status. They explore preparation strategies, the role of assessors, the implications of minor and major changes during assessments, and the importance of communication with clients. The conversation also covers the 10-day reevaluation period, the 180-day remediation process, and the appeal options available to organizations. Throughout the discu...

AI is no longer “someday”—it’s here, rewiring daily life. In this episode, we break down what’s happening right now: Walmart’s “agentic commerce” vision with instant checkout inside chat, Spotify’s AI DJ going text-first in 60+ markets, Wall Street’s structural hiring slowdown in favor of AI (even after record profits), and New York’s first-in-the-nation law banning algorithmic rent-setting. Plus: a leap in personalized AI vision (MIT/IBM) and a wild “robot phone” concept that hints at