Join tech visionary Steve Wozniak, space sustainability advocate Alex Fielding, and orbital mechanics expert Dr. Moriba Jah as they tackle the critical issue of space debris in low Earth Orbit. They discuss the urgent need for infrastructure to track and manage satellites amidst the growing clutter. The trio emphasizes collaboration among space operators and critiques profit-driven models in favor of community stewardship. With innovative tools like Wayfinder, they aim to raise awareness and promote responsible practices to safeguard our space environment.

Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple and a pioneering figure in personal computing, shares his insights on technology's evolution and impact. He delves into the historical backlash against automobiles, drawing parallels to today's technological fears. Wozniak humorously navigates the idea of a 'cloud continent' and discusses AI's implications for artists. The conversation also touches on the pressing issues of space debris and the need for innovative supply chains in e-commerce, showcasing how creativity drives progress.

The inventor of the first Apple computer Steve "Woz" Wozniak tells us of his fears that AI will supercharge scams. BBC education correspondent Hazel Shearing reports on whether chatbots could help you pass your exams. Bhaskar Chakravorti Dean of Global Business at The Fletcher School, Tufts University, says chatGPT "mania" is distracting from all the other useful things AI could do. And tech reporter Alasdair Keane is in Liverpool, for Eurovision, for a tour of the tech powering an international song contest.(Photo Credit: Co-founder of Apple Steve Wozniak attends the Digital X 2022 event by Deutsche Telekom on September 13, 2022 in Cologne, Germany. Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images).

Steve Wozniak, Co-founder of Apple, discusses the antitrust lawsuit affecting iPhone users. The Princess of Wales reveals her cancer diagnosis, sparking public concern. The podcast also covers a deal to avoid a government shutdown with a Senate vote imminent.

Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple and pioneer behind the Apple II and Macintosh, joins to share insights on Apple's AI innovations. He discusses the integration of AI in the latest iPhones, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and reliability in AI tools. Wozniak highlights the balance Apple must strike between advancing technology and addressing investor expectations, while also touching on the emotional aspects of being both a user and an investor. He underlines the necessity of mental well-being in the face of market pressures, making the tech landscape relatable.