Ed Ongweso Jr

Join Allison Morrow, a CNN tech commentator, Ed Ongweso Jr. from the Tech Bubble newsletter, and Paris Martineau of The Information as they dive into the collapse of the AI bubble. They discuss the viral 'AI 2027' fan fiction and its unrealistic predictions. The trio critiques the tech industry's overhyped narratives and examines the growing disillusionment with corporate AI claims. They explore the vital role of human decision-making in AI applications while humorously addressing the disconnect between tech leaders and real-world implications.

Cherlynn Low, Deputy Editor at Engadget, shares her insights into cutting-edge consumer technology. Ed Ongweso Jr. adds a cultural perspective on the evolving sex tech industry, emphasizing the need for open discussions around sexual wellness. David Roth highlights the absurdities of CES innovations, including quirky products that challenge practicality. Phil Broughton, a health physicist, provides expertise on laser safety, discussing regulations that could impact new tech. Together, they explore the intersection of technology, culture, and health, creating a lively dialogue.

Victoria Song, a senior reviewer at The Verge, and Devindra Hardawar from Engadget, join David Roth of Defector, Ed Ongweso Jr., and health physicist Phillip Broughton to discuss CES 2025 highlights. They delve into the male-centric coverage of the event and explore the evolving landscape of wearable tech, including luxury smart rings. The group critiques NVIDIA's AI focus over traditional gaming, hints at innovative beauty tech from L'Oreal, and humorously reflects on the absurdities of new tech products, including personal nuclear power solutions.

Join Robert Evans, Gare Davis, Kyle Chouinard, and Ed Ongweso Jr. as they dive into the fascinating world of CES 2025. They discuss the clash between technology and labor rights, spotlighting the culinary union's battle against job displacement. The crew also shares insights on the whimsical inventions at CES, like a bartender robot, while contemplating human connection amidst automation. With humor, they navigate the chaotic landscape of health diagnostics, deepfakes, and the broader implications of AI on creativity and community.

Join Jesse Farrar, a tech skeptic and co-host of Your Kickstarter Sucks, alongside Max Cherney from Reuters, Mashable's Matt Binder, IT Brew's Tom McKay, and tech commentator Ed Ongweso Jr. as they dive into CES 2025. They explore bizarre tech innovations like an AI-enabled stethoscope and a dog air purifier while sharing laughs over the absurdities of the show. The group critically examines the overhyped AI technologies redefining 'usefulness' in the industry and emphasizes the need for accountability in tech claims.