If you didn’t get an alert on your podcast platform of choice on Friday, just know that the second episode of “The AI Artifacts Podcast” is now live. You can hear it on AIArtifacts.net, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or most other fine listening destinations. It was a fun episode. If you caught us the week before, … Read moreWhat was in this week’s podcast episode: The Beatles and AI resource needs
If you follow me on Substack or LinkedIn, you may already know that I dropped a new trailer over the weekend for “The AI Artifacts Podcast,” a show that I’m going to co-host with my old friend and former colleague Sarah Luger (PhD). Season 1’s first episode will arrive for Halloween, featuring an intro to … Read moreWhy I’m co-hosting a new AI podcast
Elon Musk took a backseat in the Weekly Trends podcast this past week. (It sounds like there’s plenty simmering for the week to come, though.) Netflix was the big story of the week, but we also spent some minutes assessing Miami’s high-profile status in the world of tech right now.
The fifth episode of the Inside Weekly Trends podcast dropped on Friday. Surprise: The Elon Musk Twitter saga entered a new phase, and it may be in yet another one by next weekend. Listen to the full episode and you’ll hear an interview with Inside Transportation‘s Nicolas Saravia about approaches to greenfication in the airline … Read moreTalking Elon Musk’s Twitter move and greenification in transportation
Here’s a quick recap of first quarter of 2022: The new social news experience I mentioned previously launched last week, and is now up and running on Inside.com. We didn’t stop there, though. Gathering insights from the new social site, Inside.com’s daily newsletters, and the weekly virtual events, we launched a new podcast to highlight … Read moreWe launched a social network and podcast
In the latest episode of the Bistrocast podcast, I spoke with my colleague James Li about how responsible design can shape the future of virtual immersive technologies such as augmented and virtual reality. It was fun conversation, full of use cases such as education, healthcare, and gaming. Please enjoy!
The second Bistrocast episode of 2021 was all about understanding what trust means when businesses turn to blockchain solutions. It features John Eisenman and George Livingston, and the conversation touches on sustainability questions, as well as nuances and common misunderstandings that are worth considering. You can listen to it here:
CEOs at Facebook, Twitter, and Google have all outlined their expectations for the future of remote work at their companies. Their assumptions and policies have implications for where we’ll all be doing our jobs a decade from now, but I wonder if we’re asking the right questions. I summed up what I think we should … Read moreOn Medium: Is remote work what we should be emphasizing?
Marc Andreessen shared a spirited piece titled “It’s Time to Build” on Saturday, calling on a new generation of builders to right what’s gone wrong in 2020 leading up to and during the COVID-19 crisis. I share many of his sentiments, but I felt there was a big piece missing from his call to action. … Read moreOn Medium: We need a value realignment
There’s a new episode of the Bistrocast available from my day job’s website this week, and it’s about the opportunities and challenges that come with replacing traditional passwords with biometrics for user authentication. Check it out at that link, or listen and subscribe on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify.