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Tonya Hall interviews technology and innovation newsmakers across multiple fields including AI, mach

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Kaseya attack: When the entry vector is beyond your control
2021/8/4

Tonya Hall interviews Ryan Kovar, security strategist at Splunk, about how the Kaseya ransomware att

The real (and whopping) cost of data breaches
2021/8/3

Tonya Hall talks to Limor Kessem, executive security advisor at IBM, about how compromised credentia

No robot? No problem! Everything is on the cloud
2021/8/2

Dr. Stefan Bauer, research group leader at Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, explains to

A history lesson: Conquering space was never a friendly competition
2021/7/30

Tonya Hall talks to Jeff Shesol, historian and author, about his latest book "Mercury Rising" and th

Finish startup gets to work on autofocusing glasses
2021/7/29

Tonya Hall interviews Niko Eiden, CEO at Pixieray, about future glasses that will bring into focus a

Forgotten, unmanaged, and unpatched: How IoT devices are the door to bigger problems
2021/7/28

Dr. Elisa Costante, vice president of research at Forescout Technologies, explains to Tonya Hall why

Crowd-sourced star gazers find hidden asteroid
2021/7/27

Dr. Franck Marchis, senior astronomer at SEIT Institute and chief scientific officer at Interstellar

Correlation does not imply causation: Getting this right in AI is key
2021/7/26

Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Stefan Bauer, research group leader at Max Planck Institute for Intelligen

What happens when a lethal autonomous weapon relies on an incomplete dataset?
2021/7/23

Tonya Hall talks to Arthur Holland Michel, associate researcher at UNIDIR, about how the unpredictab

Deliveries to the moon? Contractor gives robot lander just enough autonomy
2021/7/22

Intuitive Machines co-founder Tim Crain explains to Tonya Hall the engineering and design that goes

Pick one: Stepping into a VR space or holograms in our world
2021/7/21

Tonya Hall talks to Brad Feld, partner at The Foundry Group, about how holograms might have a bright

Cloud cockroach: This data architecture will survive anything
2021/7/20

Tonya Hall interviews Nate Steward, senior product officer at Cockroach Labs, about how data regulat

Future cars will watch the driver as well as the road
2021/7/19

Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Rana El Kalouby, deputy CEO of Smart Eye and author of "Girl Decoded," abo

As staff returns to the office, IoT "device decay" will give bosses a headache
2021/7/16

Tonya Hall speaks with Dr. Elisa Costante, vice president of research at Forescout Technologies, abo

Tracking asteroids and Chinese rockets: Next-gen telescopes boost citizen astronomy
2021/7/15

Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Franck Marchis, senior astronomer at SEIT Institute, about how space explo

The new frontier: Making voice user interfaces both human and interesting
2021/7/14

Tonya Hall interviews Preston So, senior director at Oracle, about the exciting challenges of design

Private space companies sprout around NASA to take cargo to the moon
2021/7/13

Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Tim Crain, co-founder of Intuitive Machines, about what brought them to wo

Can a 19th-century philosopher help guide 21st-century startups?
2021/7/12

Tonya Hall talks to Brad Feld, author and partner at The Foundry Group, about how Friedrich Nietzsch

Europe's ESA sees business opportunity in tech that removes space junk
2021/7/9

Dr. Tim Flohrer, head of ESA's Space Debris Office, explains to Tonya Hall why is imperative that we

AI ethics expert: 'Half of companies using AI overestimate their level of maturity'
2021/7/8

Tonya Hall talks to Steven Mills, Chief AI Ethics Officer at Boston Consulting Group, about AI matur