Podcasts about Maurie

Mickey Rourke gets warning on ‘Celebrity Big Brother UK'. Maurie chats with Michael B. Jordan about his new movie ‘Sinners' and Damon Wayans reveals he dated his nephew's ex!

If we could commit one crime and get away with it scott-free, what would it be? Do we ever just Winnie the Pooh-it at home? What's the most amount of money Roz, Mocha, Shem or Maria would loan Maurie and expect to get paid back? How does Roz reheat his pizza?

Dolly Parton releases a line of jeans called ‘Joleans'. Helluva Story of cops showing up while Frank was in a hottub at home. Shem's March recap song. Maurie MC's a wedding a bombs telling jokes. 

SummaryIn this conversation, Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss their experiences at the ASU GSB Air Show, focusing on the challenges and opportunities surrounding AI in education. They explore budget constraints affecting attendance, the slow adoption of AI technologies in school districts, and innovative applications of AI to enhance teaching and professional development. The discussion also touches on market dynamics, competition among AI providers, and the future of AI in education, concluding with reflections on the conference and the importance of addressing the digital divide in education.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Overview of ASU GSB Air Show03:01 Budget Constraints in Education and AI Adoption05:53 Innovative Uses of AI in Education08:54 The Role of AI in Teacher Efficiency12:02 The Future of AI in Education14:47 The Competitive Landscape of AI Tools18:03 Google's Influence and Market Dynamics20:58 Reflections on the Conference and Future Trends23:59 Closing Thoughts and Future Directions

‘The Roz & Mocha Retro Show' – Remembering the time Mocha got engaged to Jenna, Maurie stays in haunted hotel room and Deep-V Jeans! 

If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a 5 star review! We appreciate the support ❤️0:00 Intro 0:54 World Indoors Recap: 5th Place & First Team USA Experience 2:52 China Adventures: Becoming a Local Legend 5:04 World Indoors 3k Race Deep Dive 7:37 Preview: Inaugural Grand Slam in Jamaica 12:47 Grand Slam: Betting, Predictions & Prize Money Talk 17:12 Analyzing the Stacked Grand Slam Fields 21:49 Does the Grand Slam Distance Format Work? 32:42 Dylan's Goals: Racing, Tanning & The "Drip Check" 37:18 Maurie Plant Meet: Aussie Athletics is BUZZING 46:13 Seth O'Donnell: 5k Rockstar Physio vs Ky Robinson 56:16 "The Ten" 10k: Standards & The MOST CHAOTIC Start Ever?! 1:08:23 Battle Royale & OAC Fight Night Hypotheticals 1:12:08 Throwback: College Boxing Stories 1:14:00 Outro & Final Thoughts Special Guest: Dylan Jacobs: https://www.instagram.com/dylan_jacobs24/Follow us here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coffeeclub.pod/George Beamish: https://www.instagram.com/georgebeamish/Morgan McDonald: https://www.instagram.com/morganmcdonald__/Olli Hoare: https://www.instagram.com/ollihoare/Coffee Club Merch: https://coffeeclubpod.comMorgan's discord: https://discord.gg/uaCSeHDpgsMorgan's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MorganMcDonaldisaloserIntro Artwork by The Orange Runner: https://www.instagram.com/theorangerunner/Intro Music by Nick Harris: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Zab8WxvAPsDlhlBTcbuPi

387: Maurie Plant Meet | Andy Blow | Box Hill Classic   This weeks episode is sponsored by Precision Fuel & Hydration,  their free online planner has you covered! It calculates exactly how much carb, sodium, and fluid you need to smash your goals. Listen to the show for an exclusive discount. Brad returns from his camping trip as his body feels his age. Julian hits up the running scene up in Canberra. Brady finds his balance in the training peak leading up to Ballarat. This week's running news is presented by Axil Coffee. Ky Robinson holds off Seth O'Donnell at Maurie Plant Meet 5000m in 13:13.17 Georgia Griffiths second 3000m in 8:35.10 behind winner Fentaye Belayneh of Ethiopia in 8:34.30 and ahead of Senayet Getachew.  Claudia Hollingsworth wins the 1500 in 4:05.97 ahead of Sarah Billings and Linden Hall Cam Myers took it from gun to tape in the Men's 1500m in 3:34.98 ahead of Adam Spencer and Jude Thomas. Results via World Athletics Sarah Klein took out the Box Hill Classic 3000m in 9:26.66 ahead of Bianca Puglisi and Katherine Dowie, while Ben Buckingham won the men's race in 7:56.35 to hold off Will Garbelotto and Ed Marks. Max Shervington from Western Australia won the 1500m in 3:42.69 ahead of Adam Goddard of South Australia and Evander Scott, while Stephanie Kelly of New South Wales won in 4:24.84 ahead of Karin of Japan and Milla Roberts of Queensland. Peyton Craig won the A 800m in 1:46.90, while Bendere Oboya won in 2:05.63 AthsVic ResultsHub  Lauren Ryan placed fifth at the Sound Running The TEN 10000m in 30:58.69, with Holly Campbell running 31:54.00. Elise Cranny won the women's 10000m in 30:36.56, while Ishmael Kipkirui set a new NCAA record in a World Lead time of 26:50.21 Jackson Sharp placed second in the Men's 1500m with 3:36.82. Results Sydney Marathon announce $135,000 AUD prize pool on offer for Australian Athletes https://runnerstribe.com/latest-news/record-breaking-prize-pool-to-elevate-australian-marathoners-on-the-global-stage/?fbclid=IwY2xjawJXT4NleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHX1-otKr0Edm7VkV_OScef2lxIlmn4Icpvx5OzqfKr8qIf2EhQUcHz5iuA_aem_lk42VhK6864Vi0aAPBeSPQ  Enjoy 20% off your first Axil Coffee order! Use code IRP20 at checkout. Shop now at axilcoffee.com.au Whispers speak of the prize pool on offer from Sydney Marathon and rant about flashing your lanyard at every opportunity, as Moose on the Loose unloads the carry-on from sprinters. This episode's Listener Q's/Training Talk segment is proudly brought to you by Precision Fuel & Hydration. This week's question asks whether it's better to run easy runs away from the hills for the sake of heart rate. Visit precisionhydration.com for more info on hydration and fuelling products and research, and use the discount code given in the episode.  Andy Blow returns to the show and chats with Brad to answer some listener-submitted questions about hydration and nutrition, how it relates to age, sweat rates and electrolyte consumption, giving insights on some of the developments on the latest research and culture around the topic. ------- Listener Offer:   NordVPN has partnered with the Inside Running Podcast to offer you an amazing discount, head over to nordvpn.com/insiderunning to get a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 4 additional months on top!   Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/insiderunningpodcast Opening and Closing Music is Undercover of my Skin by Benny Walker. www.bennywalkermusic.com Join the conversation at: https://www.facebook.com/insiderunningpodcast/ To donate and show your support for the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9K9WQCZNA2KAN

Do we have personal goals that we've haven't achieved yet? Who would we rather sleep the night with, Maurie or ‘Cheesecake'? Would we rather have every bite of our meal be a mystery in terms of temperature, or a mystery in terms of seasoning? If Mocha was gay and single, would he date Damnit Maurie? How hard is it to wake up in the morning for us? 

In this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss the latest developments in artificial intelligence, including news from OpenAI and Google, Elon Musk's corporate maneuvers, and the implications of AI on human roles in various sectors. They explore the balance between technological advancement, the necessity of keeping humans involved in the process, and the future landscape of AI and its potential to replace traditional jobs. In this conversation, Jim and Maurie explore the intersection of AI, human value, and the economy. They discuss the challenges open source developers face against AI crawlers, the importance of human connection in education and healthcare, and the evolving role of teachers in an AI-driven world. They emphasize the need for humans to define their value in a society increasingly influenced by technology and the necessity of maintaining personal connections in various fields.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI in Action01:13 AI News Headlines and Developments07:02 Elon Musk's Corporate Moves09:47 Google's AI Innovations and Challenges14:50 The Future of AI and Human Roles15:58 The Economic Reality of Optimism16:28 Art and Community in Wimberley, Texas17:33 Open Source Developers vs. AI Crawlers18:59 The Human Element in a World of AI20:40 The Value of Teachers in the Age of AI26:36 The Importance of Human Connection in Healthcare32:17 The Future of Work and AI's Role

Maurie's Granny turns 95 and has the best advice for a long life. Pedro Pascal on his insane coffee order. Michael Jackson's wild food demands. Seth Rogen & Catherine O'Hara talk ‘The Studio'. 

JB is up and about over SA's start to the Sheffield Shield Final, and Billy kicks the show off with the All Sports Report. Channel 7's Jason Richardson is in studio to talk racing, and the Maurie Plant Meet this weekend. TJ and Dale battle it out on the Hump Day Quiz, and JB is living the Bachelor Life. Billy has some news you might've missed, the best in the west Ryan Daniels calls in with all the headlines in WA footy, then Brisbane coach Chris Fagan calls in ahead of his side's clash with Billy's Cats on Saturday. Finally, Billy has a very fruity joke about an online message he received.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What did we do to get past the ‘roommate phase' with our partner after having kids? Do we have a scent-free policy at work? Will we get a new lawn video from Roz this spring? If a stranger has something in their teeth, do you tell them? NSYNC or BSB? Who's getting most of the male attention on Instagram, Maurie or Maria?

SummaryIn this conversation, Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss the rapid rise of AI tools in education, exploring the challenges and realities of integrating these technologies into schools. They highlight the hype surrounding AI, the sustainability of startups, and the importance of evaluating tools based on their long-term viability. The discussion also touches on the need for schools to adopt usage-based pricing models and the significance of building sustainable AI solutions that can adapt to changing educational needs.Chapters00:00 The Rise of AI in Education05:08 Navigating the Hype Cycle of AI Tools10:01 The Reality of Startup Sustainability15:35 Choosing the Right AI Tools for Schools17:57 Rising Costs in Educational Technology19:20 Evaluating Software Usage and ROI22:47 Shifting Pricing Models in Education24:43 Building Sustainable Educational Products28:09 The Importance of Accessibility in AI Education32:48 Future-Proofing Educational Technology

We're chatting with the staff of the oldest pub in the world for St. Patrick's Day. More love from Roz Weston Lane. Mocha's parents called Maurie to tell him some jokes. Dina is back on BT and we chat with her. The Damnits react to THAT ‘White Lotus' scene. 

SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss the latest developments in artificial intelligence, including the implications of AI training on government data, privacy concerns, and innovations in voice technology. The conversation also covers the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and its significance in standardizing AI interactions. In this conversation, Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by high-stakes testing and artificial intelligence in education. They explore how the pressure of testing affects teaching methods and student mental health, the need for critical thinking, and the importance of integrating AI into the educational framework. They emphasize the necessity of rethinking education to adapt to a rapidly changing world and the role of AI as a supportive tool rather than a replacement for traditional learning.Chapters00:00 Spring Break Updates and Personal Projects03:03 AI in Action: Podcasting and Video Content05:49 AI and Government Data Access09:01 Privacy Concerns in AI Training12:08 Innovations in Voice AI Technology15:05 Understanding the Model Context Protocol (MCP)16:56 The Impact of High-Stakes Testing on Education21:21 AI's Role in Education and Control24:48 Rethinking Education in the Age of AI25:47 The Need for AI Education in Schools30:13 Maintaining Educational Integrity in a Changing World34:32 The Importance of Critical Thinking in Education

The Rock & Damnit Maurie chat jorts and Mocha! Trish Status' son Maximus talks about watching her fight. Amanda Seyfried on getting the wrong ‘Ghostbusters' autographs. 

SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, Maurie and Jim discuss the implications of DeepSeek, an open-source AI model that has disrupted the market. They explore the differences between state-backed and private-sector innovations, the impact of AI on education, and the political ramifications of AI development. The conversation also touches on pricing dynamics in AI services, the future of AI models, regulatory challenges, and strategies for maintaining U.S. competitiveness in the AI landscape.TakeawaysDeepSeek is an open-source AI model that has disrupted the market.State-backed models like DeepSeek can operate at lower costs.Quality in AI varies and is determined by user experience.The U.S. needs to level the playing field against state-supported competitors.AI is exacerbating issues of product duplication in the market.Investment in infrastructure is crucial for AI development.The delivery of messages in policy is as important as the content.Regulatory challenges in AI are complex and evolving.Pricing dynamics in AI services are shifting due to competition.The future of AI models may involve more efficient communication between AIs.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI in Action01:02 DeepDive into DeepSeek04:01 Comparing State-Backed vs Private Sector Innovations08:34 The Impact of Open Source AI on Pricing12:35 Quality and Use Cases of New AI Models15:55 Navigating the AI Landscape: U.S. vs. China19:36 Political Implications of AI Development23:52 Future of AI Regulation and Innovation27:07 Conclusion and Future Outlook

Ayo Edebiri set to write and star in a ‘Barnie' movie. Is flirting cheating? Maurie chats with Jose Bautista about his Hall of Fame induction. Shem visits and sings his beloved Black History month song. Stephen Amell joins us to chat ‘Suits LA'. 

SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss the environmental impact of artificial intelligence, focusing on energy consumption, efficiency improvements, and the role of green energy. They explore the challenges posed by data centers in Texas, the increasing demand for AI, and the need for sustainable practices in the industry. The conversation also touches on the future of AI and its potential to be a force for good if managed responsibly.TakeawaysAI is consuming a significant amount of energy, especially during training.Efficiency in AI technology has improved dramatically over the years.Major tech companies are pursuing green energy initiatives.The demand for AI is increasing, leading to higher energy consumption.Data centers require substantial water resources, raising environmental concerns.Sustainability in AI is achievable with the proper focus and practices.Cloud computing can be more efficient than traditional enterprise solutions.The future of AI will depend on balancing energy needs with environmental impact.Political factors can hinder progress in green energy adoption.Collaboration and innovation are key to a sustainable AI future.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI in Action Podcast01:26 Exploring the Environmental Impact of AI05:00 Energy Consumption of AI Models10:43 Efficiency Improvements in AI Technology14:00 Cloud Computing and Energy Efficiency16:36 Green AI and Renewable Energy Solutions18:57 The Future of Energy Consumption and AI19:20 Advancements in AI Hardware20:20 Water Scarcity and Its Impact23:11 Data Centers and Water Resources26:02 Energy Generation in Texas29:04 The Future of AI and Sustainability

We give you, the Roz and Mocha fans the chance to shoot your shot for Valentine's Day. The Damnits argue about Valentine's Day. How important is pronunciation on ‘Wheel Of Fortune'? Maurie's 91 year old Nana on what love was like back in the 50s. How a Wi-Fi name canceled a flight, plus, Justin Bieber teases new music. 

Amy Schumer joins us to chat ‘Kinda Pregnant'. Maurie chats with Jack Quaid and Lucas Gage about ‘Companion'. Marcus Jordan was arrested and we have the arrest audio. Skinny Jeans are back! Plus, Roz doesn't wear underpants! 

SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss their experiences at the TCEA conference, reflecting on the evolution of AI in education, the importance of engaging with educators, and the trends they observed in AI solutions. They share insights on vendor interactions, the challenges faced in public education, and the innovative steps they are taking to integrate AI into their educational practices. The conversation highlights the significance of professional development for teachers and the need for a collaborative approach to harnessing AI effectively in the classroom.

Roz reveals that his cat ‘Pickles' has passed away. Martha Stewart thirst trap ASMR. Maurie tells William Nylander cookie jokes. Plus, Tone Deaf Duets. New music from Bruno Mars and Sexxy Red. 

Howie Mandel blindsides Bill Burr on his show. Maurie chats with fashion legend Bob Mackie. Maria does the ‘I Love You But' challenge with her sister. 

Summary In this conversation, Maurie and Jim discuss their preparations for the TCEA Conference 2025, touching on the integration of AI in education and the challenges posed by misinformation and mental health issues. They jump into the political landscape surrounding AI policies, the implications of the Stargate Project for AI infrastructure, and the rise of AI agents. The discussion also covers Deepseek's surprising decision to go open source, the slow adaptation of education to AI advancements, and the influence of billionaires on AI governance. Finally, they explore the power dynamics between corporations and governments, using Apple's market influence as a case study. Takeaways - The TCEA Conference is a significant event for educators. - AI integration in classrooms is evolving but faces challenges. - Political moves often overshadow effective AI policy development. - The Stargate Project aims to enhance AI infrastructure. AI agents are expected to become more prevalent, but not necessarily in 2025. - Deepseek's open-source decision raises questions about motives. - Education is lagging in adapting to rapid AI changes. - Billionaires' influence on AI governance poses risks. - Corporate power can overshadow government authority. - Opensource tools may democratize AI access and control. Chapters 00:00 Preparing for TCEA Conference 2025 04:15 Diving into Politics and AI 08:23 AI Policies and Government Influence 10:19 The Stargate Project and AI Infrastructure 14:21 The Rise of AI Agents 17:13 Deep Seek's Open Source Decision 23:24 Education's Struggle with AI Adaptation 25:16 Billionaires and the Future of AI Governance 29:30 Corporate Power vs. Government Control

 ‘The Roz & Mocha Retro Show' – We chat about the ‘No Pants Subway Ride'. Giancarlo Esposito joined us in studio and did Maurie fall asleep while driving Roz to work back in 2014?

The Roz and Mocha Show try limes covered in salt. Maurie chats with Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt about losing their home in LA fires. Did Mocha Skype with Michael B Jordan? We call Americans about the short TikTok shut down. Plus, it's damn cold out!

Penn Pilot offers showcase aerial photography of Pennsylvania’s landscape from the 1930’s to the 80’s. This tool was started by the Pennsylvania Geological Survey, according to Maurie Kelly, Director of Informatics with the Institutes of Energy and the Environment at Penn State University. “They are part of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, and they had thousands and thousands of paper photographs that were in file cabinets, essentially. And they approached Penn State about scanning those and then putting them online for people to access. So now people have limited access to the paper photographs, but now anyone can access the digital photographs, said Kelly. The photos come from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service. A lot of the photography was originally done for agricultural reasons, now the data is utilized for planning and development, solving cold cases, and more. According to Maurie, the site is used 15 million times a year. “These people who originally took those photographs in the 30s and 40s had no idea how meaningful and how useful this data was going to be almost 100 years later, “said Kelly. Scott Hoffman, Retired USGS Scientist and Geographer who also worked on imagery to investigate real world problems for USGS- funded problems in Pennsylvania, shares about the equipment used to capture NHP images. “A lot of the cameras used were the best at the time. I'm thinking it's a memory for me, but I think it's a Zeiss camera was one of the best cameras in the world at that time. And they were able to collect really detailed imagery far better than anyone could have imagined. The aircraft varied from high altitude jets to turboprop aircraft, but just using the best of what was available at the time within the budgetary constraints, “said Hoffman. Some of the photos on Penn Pilot came from a project called the National Altitude Photography Project. “That project was really designed to, I think, for lack of a better way, really try to coordinate something nationally and be used in conjunction with what Maury just described with the agricultural program. And just take it maybe a little further, perhaps give a little bit more detail, create a system where the photograph overlaps in a certain percentage, 30%, let's say for each photograph, there's duplication along the flight path. But it was really a nice step to combine with what the agricultural program was doing, “said Hoffman. Towards the end of the interview, Scott shared the impact of Penn Pilot, and the importance of preserving those photographs. “Working with one of the if not the leading mapping agency in the world. But that resource is so, so valuable that it's just so important that we keep it. And as Mari said, you know, funding is everything. And this is a valuable resource that, you know, if there's a legislator that's listening to maybe take a really good look at this and say, hey, look, this is something that we really need to keep going and preserve. “I just think it's so important, “said Hoffman.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textEpisode 308: Jim & Maurie Beasley AI Insights from an Engineer-Educator DuoIn this exciting episode of My EdTech Life, we welcome Maurie and Jim Beasley, an incredible husband-and-wife team blazing trails in AI for K-12 education! Maurie, an experienced educator and counselor, and Jim, a former engineer turned CTO, share their journey of integrating AI tools into classrooms, balancing innovation with practicality, and bridging the digital divide for rural schools.

The $175,000 robot girlfriend unveiled at CES this year. A ‘Wheel of Fortune' proposal, Maurie chats with Robbie Williams and Stephanie Matto tells us a helluva story!

Summary: In this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim interview Alon Yamin, CEO of CopyLeaks, discussing the evolution of AI and its implications for content authenticity. Alon shares insights on the challenges of plagiarism detection, the impact of generative AI, and the importance of addressing false positives in AI detection tools. The conversation also explores the role of AI in K-12 education, emphasizing the need for transparency and responsible use of AI technologies. Alon highlights the future direction of AI detection tools and their potential to enhance learning experiences while mitigating risks. Takeaways: AI is rapidly evolving, creating new challenges for content authenticity. CopyLeaks was founded to address the growing issue of content plagiarism. Generative AI complicates the landscape of content originality. False positives in AI detection can have serious consequences for students. AI detection tools should be used as learning aids, not punitive measures. Transparency in AI-generated content is essential for trust. AI can enhance educational experiences if used responsibly. The future of AI detection involves continuous improvement and adaptation. Plagiarism detection remains critical in the age of AI. AI technologies must be integrated thoughtfully into educational settings. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to AI and Content Authentication 03:22 The Birth of CopyLeaks and Its Purpose 08:21 Impact of Generative AI on Content Detection 14:13 Challenges in K-12 Education and AI Detection 20:54 AI Insights: Enhancing Detection Accuracy 26:00 Future Directions: AI in Education and Beyond

‘The Roz & Mocha Retro Show' – We attempt the months in French, Pageant dogs and Maurie's Mac N Cheese 

The cast of ‘Mufasa' roast Roz for never having seen ‘The Lion King'. A.I mashup of ‘Baby It's Cold Outside' & ‘Move Bitch'. Highlights from the Golden Globe Awards. Justin Trudeau steps down as Prime Minister. Jelly Roll gets a pet donkey. Maurie chats with Kevin O'Leary about buying TikTok. Reaction from the California wildfires. 

Summary: In this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss the evolution of artificial intelligence over the past two years, reflecting on its impact across various sectors, including government, healthcare, business, science, entertainment, home automation, and education. They explore the challenges and opportunities presented by AI, emphasizing the need for regulation, ethical considerations, and the importance of adapting to technological advancements in education. Takeaways: The podcast is now being recorded with video to enhance interaction. AI's impact has been significant across various sectors over the past two years. Government regulations on AI are slow and often ineffective. Healthcare technology can be used for both good and evil. The business landscape is chaotic, with AI being a major focus. Science and technology are increasingly integrating AI for better outcomes. Entertainment industries are adapting to AI-generated content. Home automation is evolving with AI, but many systems remain basic. Education is facing challenges in AI adoption, with a significant digital divide. The role of teachers in education is crucial, and AI cannot replace them.

In this season finale of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jem reflect on their journey through the second season, discussing their predictions for 2024 and evaluating their accuracy. They jump into the emergence of AI agents and their potential impact on various industries, particularly education and healthcare, and share insights on the future of AI in 2025. The conversation highlights AI technology's challenges and opportunities, emphasizing the need for thoughtful implementation and the importance of understanding user needs.

 ‘The Roz & Mocha Retro Show' – The Damnits go camping, Maurie is worried about the supply of chickens and things that turned 10 in 2015

From Christmas traditions, to debating who the Queen of Christmas is! Plus,  how well did Maurie do making the bed? Go inside the condo of the Damnits for the first annual CHRISTMAS WITH THE DAMNITS special! 

Maurie was in North Bay to crash Christmas parties! Shem's Christmas song roasts us all. James Marsden chats ‘Sonic 3' with us. Did Mocha get an email from Michael B. Jordan? 

In this episode, Maurie and Jim discuss the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, focusing on Google's significant role and innovations. They explore Google's financial power, the impact of DeepMind, and the introduction of new AI tools like Notebook LM. The conversation also delves into the implications of AI agents, privacy concerns, and the importance of educating future generations about technology and data privacy.

In this conversation, Maurie and Jim discuss the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, its implications for education, and the responsibilities of parents and educators in guiding future generations. They emphasize the importance of AI literacy, the challenges of parenting in a tech-driven world, and the need for educational systems to adapt to rapid technological advancements. The discussion also touches on the hypocrisy of tech leaders who limit their children's screen time while profiting from the very technologies they criticize.

In this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim discuss the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, addressing the skepticism surrounding its capabilities, particularly the notion of AI as 'snake oil.' They explore the implications of AI in various sectors, including healthcare and education, while emphasizing the importance of thoughtful implementation and the potential benefits of AI in society. The conversation also touches on global perspectives, particularly how countries like China are advancing AI education.

In this episode of AI in Action, Maurie and Jim discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence, particularly in the field of education. They explore the concept of 'headwinds' that hinder AI adoption, such as fear of change, regulatory barriers, and the digital divide. The conversation shifts to the make vs. buy dilemma in AI solutions, emphasizing the importance of cost control and flexibility. They introduce Agnes, a new AI initiative aimed at providing accessible and adaptable AI tools for educators. The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of AI, data labeling, and the ongoing competition in the AI landscape.

Has Roz ever visited Scarborough? Do you have a favourite comfort food? How does Maurie feel when Roz calls him "my love"? How excited is Cheesecake for ‘The Later Daters' coming out soon on Netflix? How does Maurie feel about Mocha's new neck tattoo? 

Highlights from Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Toronto. Shawn Mendes' new album preview. The Argos win the Grey Cup. 60 million people watch the Jake Paul Vs. Mike Tyson fight. Drake's new haircut. Plus, Maurie chats with Margo Martindate about ‘The Sticky'. 

Shamus Toomey, Editor in Chief and co-founder of Block Club Chicago, joins Bob Sirott to share the latest Chicago neighborhood stories. Shamus has details on: Mexico City's El Califa De León — World's Only Michelin-Starred Taco Stand — Pops Up In Chicago: You can try the famed tacos at Tacombi's Wicker Park location Wednesday. Select tacos […]

Maurie Markman, MD - Testing Impacts Treatment: Applying Best Practices in HER2 Assessment in Solid Tumours

Both Mocha and Shem drop new diss track at each other. Maurie stars in a new episode of ‘My Haunted Home Town'. Shem's October recap song. The Weeknd is set to act alongside Jenna Ortega. A Helluva Story about a wedding with Zombie Crashers. Plus, we chat with a bunch of kids during their Trick-Or-Treat outing on Halloween. 

Maria on her first half marathon. Maurie chats with Pamela Anderson. Roz found the most disgusting thing in his beard! A funeral directors shocking helluva story. Plus, is 3 minutes to long for a hug at the airport

Mocha's big surprise for Roz's 50th birthday. The Damnits unveil their 2024 Halloween costume. The 2024 Halloween Radio Drama! Plus, Maurie sings with Buju Banton!