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Tech community leader Brett Greene discusses ADHD and neurodivergence in the tech industry. Topics include understanding ADHD as a neurological difference, supporting neurodivergent individuals in the workplace, and upcoming workshops for tech founders and investors.

Guest Nataraj Sindam, a tech senior product manager and host of 'Startup Project' podcast, discusses AI's impact on B2B applications, challenges for startups in AI, Apple's integration of AI, and the rise of data centers due to AI demand. They also explore the incentives for startups vs. long-term AI projects and the differences between Apple and Windows/Android ecosystems.

Amazon's chief security officer, Steve Schmidt, discusses the impact of AI on cybersecurity in a conversation with the host. They explore the role of a Chief Security Officer, accuracy in AI models, risks of competitor queries, hacker motivations, and the impact of AI on cybersecurity engineer shortages.

Our guest this week on the GeekWire Podcast is Léonard Boussioux, an assistant professor in the Department of Information Systems and Operations Management at the University of Washington's Foster School of Business, and adjunct assistant professor at the UW Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering. Boussioux received his doctorate in operations research from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His research combines areas including machine learning and AI with a focus on healthcare and sustainability. Last year he launched a class called "Generative AI in the Era of Cloud Computing" at the Foster School. Foster School: A New Era Of AI And Human Ingenuity In The Classroom Boussioux's website, including photography and AI art: www.leobix.us TEDxMIT Salon presentation: Let Art Be Your Superpower TEDxBoston: How to Solve the UN's Sustainable Development Goals in 5 mins. Related Story: How a photo of OpenAI’s Sam Altman, enhanced by AI, sparked a journalistic debate at GeekWire With GeekWire co-founder Todd Bishop; Edited by Curt Milton.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CMU prof Niki Kittur discusses crowd-augmented cognition and AI impact. Topics include enhancing creativity with AI, developing browser tab manager SEMA, ethics of AI, harnessing collective knowledge for innovation, and seeking alternatives for discontinued services.

Guest Stefan Weitz discusses the incorporation of AI into personal computers with Copilot+ PCs, highlighting better performance, security concerns, and privacy issues. He shares favorite AI apps like Cleft Notes and Read AI, emphasizing the potential for improved computing experiences with this new technology.

Italian economist Loretta Napoleoni discusses 'Technocapitalism' and its impact on society. She explains the concept of the 'present future' in a world of rapid technological change. Issues around control of technology by 'technocapitalists' and the failure to direct innovation for common good are explored. Challenges in regulating tech giants, societal threats, and potential space utilization for Earth's benefit are also discussed.

This podcast delves into AI impact on industries, from document analysis to ethical concerns. It explores market conditions, tech evolution, and startup recognition. Interviews discuss AI integration in healthcare scheduling, funding startups, and economic outlook.

This podcast delves into Amazon's competition with Trader Joe's, Bill Gates' continued influence at Microsoft, and the controversial sentencing of Binance founder. Also discussed are the FTC's probe into Amazon's use of Signal, Microsoft's efforts to catch up in AI, and other tech stories like DoorDash's revenue growth and Prudential's shutdown of an insurance tech startup.

Dana Mattioli, author of 'The Everything War,' reveals Amazon's business tactics, data leverage, and government relations. The podcast explores Amazon's internal culture, Bezos' social media tactics, and reactions to criticism. It also discusses Amazon's PR challenges, government relations, pricing dynamics for third-party sellers, and the company's response to the FTC lawsuit.