Search has been a stable of the Internet and well established over the past decades. The launch of AI can change those very power dynamics relating to how data is discoverable and who that data benefits. In this episode we talk with Andi searc

Promise of Telemetrics in Athletics and Every Day Clothing with Plantiga

Nov 16th, 2023 46m 58s

What does your walking pattern tell about you? Can it help you boost your sports performance? How about can it help prevent injury or rehabilitate you after an injury? Could we see everyday clothing and shoes incorporate sensors that we as indi

Tackling PMS with Transcranial Current Stimulation and Personal Data

Jul 27th, 2023 45m 59s

In this episode we are joined by Emilė Radytė, the co-founder and CEO of Samphire Neuroscience and PhD in Neuroscience from Oxford and Harvard. We talk about electrical stimulation of the brain to treat PMS, as well as similarities with depre

Developer Creativity, Open Source and Personal Data

Sep 26th, 2022 36m 52s

In this episode we are joined by Heather Meeker, an experienced technology and open source expert, as well Founding Portfolio Partner at OSS Capital, an early-stage venture capital fund specializing in commercial open source development. Heath

Life or Death - Fostering an Open Health Data Market

Jun 7th, 2022 41m 40s

We will never have enough doctors, psychiatrists, nutritionists in the world - how do we overcome this problem? In this episode we talk with health data and machine learning expert Dr. Jaan Aaltosaar, who is a Postdoctoral Officer of Research a

Trust Fabrics at the Edge with Zededa

Feb 21st, 2022 47m 6s

Zededa provides edge compute, with the emphasis on compute. In this episode we talked with co-founder and CTO Roman Shaposhnik, who has decades of experience in the market from e.g. Apache foundation and Jason Shepherd, VP, Ecosystem at the com

The New Internet Stack with Mozilla: Personal Data, Decentralization and Open Source?

Oct 4th, 2021 44m 11s

What are the movements and technologies that make up the new Internet stack? We are joined by Mark Surman, the executive director of the Mozilla foundation and an open source and free Internet activist for decades, to talk about the current lan

Agile Governance of Humans and AI: Case Example Japan

Jun 30th, 2021 38m 10s

Pace of innovation is making foreseeing the future far more uncertain. Societies stakeholders include not only humans, but also algorithms and artificial intelligence. How does a Government foster innovation and balance it with the right safegu

Data Value and Privacy: Win-Win

May 25th, 2021 37m 43s

How do we design applications for the highest utility for individuals? Do we always need to share data or can we include the data value in that utility and have it remain with the individual? In this podcast episode we explore how with former I

Data Value and Privacy: Win-Win

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Leveling the Playing Field Between Humans and Algorithms

Apr 24th, 2021 45m 55s

In this episode we are discussing algorithms, how to democratize access to bespoke modeling, AI/ML. How mid cap and small cap companies can have access to their own algorithms and predictions, and what it would mean for us as individuals to hav

Consumer Privacy - Burden or Choice

Apr 12th, 2021 51m 30s

What comes after being bombarded to death by privacy and GDPR notices? Will consumer have more power over their personal preferences or will they be stuck reading 400s of pages of legalese? Is consumer privacy a choice or is it a burden?Prifi

Programming Computers or Programming People?

Dec 8th, 2020 52m

In this episode, we talk to Dr. James Guszca, the Chief Data Scientist at Deloitte USA and a visiting fellow at Stanford’s Center for Advanced Studies in Behavioral Sciences. Jim is a renowned expert in behavioral economics and data science wit

Health Data, Wearables and Personal Value

Nov 18th, 2020 45m 41s

In this episode, we talk to Steven Charlap, MD, trained surgeon and the CEO of Soap Health building conversational AI-powered patient and physician facing interface. Previously, Steven was the CEO of HealthDrive Corporation (the largest U.S. pr

Building Your Smart Home with Connected Sensors and Data

Oct 21st, 2020 43m 9s

We talk with Kathy Giori about the state of connected tech and data, and the possibilities and use cases. Kathy has worked on IOT, connected devices and software with a hardware component and talks about her experience with the Mozilla smart ho

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