Sam Abuelsamid

Sam Abuelsamid, a car expert and VP of research at telemetry, joins Allyn Malventano, an AI and SSD technologist, and Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ, the Digital Jesuit. They discuss the potential elimination of IP laws and the implications for creativity. Insights on the latest tech dynamics reveal the challenges of tariff impacts on Apple and the automotive industry. They also touch on Microsoft's Recall AI rollout, exploring privacy concerns and the future of digital data management.

Expert Sam Abuelsamid discusses real-time OSes in cars, covering QNX, Wind River, and Qualcomm Snapdragon Cockpit. The hosts explore topics like Apple IDs, Apple podcast transcripts, and Microsoft's decision to separate Teams from Office. They also touch on Apple's immersive video experiences, including Vision Pro Spatial Personas and challenges faced by Apple in developing the ecosystem. The episode wraps up with a new theme song and discussions on hardware vulnerabilities in Apple Silicon.

Join car expert Sam Abuelsamid, SSD technologist Allyn Malventano, and the Digital Jesuit Fr. Robert Ballecer as they dive into tech's evolving landscape. They discuss the intriguing implications of potentially deleting IP law, the complexities of AI ethics, and Microsoft's delayed rollout of Recall AI. The conversation touches on agricultural tech innovations and how they blend modern farming with AI. They also reflect on the community built over two decades of podcasting, sharing humor and heartfelt moments that connect listeners and creators alike.

In this engaging discussion, guests Sam Abuelsamid, a Guidehouse Insights expert on electric vehicles; Stephanie Brinley from S&P Global, specializing in automotive insights; John Beltz Snyder of Autoblog known for keen automotive analysis; and Gary Vasilash, founder of shinymetalboxes.net with a focus on design and culture delve into the future of transportation. Topics cover the impact of EV vs. ICE pricing and the growing market for autonomous vehicles, alongside insights into consumer behavior and the evolving automotive landscape.

Guests Mark Wakefield, Sam Abuelsamid, Gary Vasilash, and John McElroy discuss topics including advancements in Chinese NEVs, legacy OEMs' focus on pickups and potential for family SUVs, the evolution of software-defined vehicles, the lack of mindset in legacy OEMs, the potential and challenges of software-defined vehicles, and the perspectives on AI and software-defined vehicles.