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In this week's 5 Yrs Ago Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast "Flagship" episode (9-30-2021), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch VIP analyst Todd Martin. This is a simulcast of this week's PWTorch VIP podcast, “The Fix with Todd & Wade,” which we do roughly every three weeks. The following topics are covered in roughly this order:A review of AEW Rampage and AEW Dynamite including thoughts on Sammy Guevara's TNT Title win and Miro's future, MJF's harsh promo on Darby Allin, C.M. Punk on commentary, and everything else on those shows.Reaction to the premiere episode of “Rhodes to the Top” including how Brandi Rhodes came across, what felt real and what felt contrived, whether Darby showed too much of his real self, analysis of the Cody-Brandi dynamic, behind the scenes glimpses of AEW operations, and more.Reviews of Smackdown and Raw including the latest with Roman Reigns, Big E's push as WWE Champion, Doudrop's character, Drew McIntyre's appearance at the end of Raw, what's up with Shayna Baszler, and more.Review of NXT 2.0 and a reaction to the drop in viewership.Thoughts on the latest New Japan G1 tournament happeningsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wade-keller-pro-wrestling-podcast--3076978/support.

Durante décadas hemos entrado en Internet dando por supuesto algo muy sencillo: detrás de aquello que leíamos, veíamos o escuchábamos había otra persona. La inteligencia artificial generativa está empezando a romper esa certeza. En este episodio reflexiono sobre la aparición de una Internet en la que textos, fotografías, vídeos, voces, canciones, comentarios e incluso perfiles completos pueden ser creados mediante inteligencia artificial. Ya no se trata solamente de distinguir entre contenidos verdaderos y falsos, sino de algo más profundo: saber si realmente existe alguien al otro lado. Miro hacia atrás para recordar aquella primera Internet construida alrededor de páginas personales, blogs, foros y comunidades en las que crear contenido tenía inevitablemente un coste humano: tiempo. Después analizo cómo la IA generativa está eliminando progresivamente esa barrera y haciendo posible producir cantidades enormes de contenido en apenas unos segundos. También me detengo en una consecuencia especialmente importante: si una fotografía, una voz o un vídeo pueden fabricarse artificialmente, no solamente será más sencillo hacernos creer que algo falso es verdadero. También podremos empezar a dudar de aquello que realmente ha sucedido. Y mirando hacia el futuro planteo un escenario todavía más radical: una Internet en la que los algoritmos no se limiten a decidir qué contenidos vemos, sino que puedan crearlos específicamente para nosotros. Vídeos, historias, imágenes, música o conversaciones generadas en tiempo real según nuestros intereses. Paradójicamente, cuanto más abundante sea el contenido sintético, mayor valor podría adquirir aquello que sepamos que procede realmente de otra persona. Quizá en una Internet capaz de generar contenido prácticamente ilimitado, lo verdaderamente escaso termine siendo lo humano. ¿Seguirá importándonos saber quién hay detrás de aquello que vemos, leemos o escuchamos? Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tecnoap21--4507454/support.

In this week's 5 Yrs Ago Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post-show (9-29-2021), PWTorch assistant editor Zack Heydorn was joined by Joel Dehnel of PWTorch.com to discuss AEW Dynamite with an onsite correspondent, callers, and emails. Discussion points included Sammy Guevara as TNT Championship, Guevara's future as a babyface, Miro's ceiling in AEW, Arn Anderson's promo on Cody Rhodes, Cody as a heel, Jungle Boy vs. Adam Cole, “Rhodes to the Top” reality show, pros and cons of going with Danielson vs. Omega at Full Gear, and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wade-keller-pro-wrestling-post-shows--3275545/support.

For September, we read Ordinary Monsters by J.M. Miro! We discuss our favorite characters and moments, what the world lacked and Angela slowly poisoning the well on Jimmy's enjoyment. Upcoming Books - October: Murderland: Crime and Bloodlust in the Time of Serial Killers by Caroline Fraser

AI zjada Open Source? Koniec programistów, czas na makerów | Brew #74A może po prostu zmienia się sama definicja tworzenia software'u? O tym i nie tylko w nowym Brew.

Einmal die Woche spielen Hamburgs Kunsthallen-Direktor Alexander Klar und Abendblatt-Chefredakteur Lars Haider „Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst“ – und zwar mit einem Kunstwerk. Heute geht es um das Bild „Bluxao V“ von Will Baumeister aus dem Jahr 1955, das an Miro erinnert – und doch ganz anders ist.

Durante décadas hemos entrado en Internet dando por supuesto algo muy sencillo: detrás de aquello que leíamos, veíamos o escuchábamos había otra persona. La inteligencia artificial generativa está empezando a romper esa certeza.En este episodio reflexiono sobre la aparición de una Internet en la que textos, fotografías, vídeos, voces, canciones, comentarios e incluso perfiles completos pueden ser creados mediante inteligencia artificial. Ya no se trata solamente de distinguir entre contenidos verdaderos y falsos, sino de algo más profundo: saber si realmente existe alguien al otro lado.Miro hacia atrás para recordar aquella primera Internet construida alrededor de páginas personales, blogs, foros y comunidades en las que crear contenido tenía inevitablemente un coste humano: tiempo. Después analizo cómo la IA generativa está eliminando progresivamente esa barrera y haciendo posible producir cantidades enormes de contenido en apenas unos segundos.También me detengo en una consecuencia especialmente importante: si una fotografía, una voz o un vídeo pueden fabricarse artificialmente, no solamente será más sencillo hacernos creer que algo falso es verdadero. También podremos empezar a dudar de aquello que realmente ha sucedido.Y mirando hacia el futuro planteo un escenario todavía más radical: una Internet en la que los algoritmos no se limiten a decidir qué contenidos vemos, sino que puedan crearlos específicamente para nosotros. Vídeos, historias, imágenes, música o conversaciones generadas en tiempo real según nuestros intereses.Paradójicamente, cuanto más abundante sea el contenido sintético, mayor valor podría adquirir aquello que sepamos que procede realmente de otra persona. Quizá en una Internet capaz de generar contenido prácticamente ilimitado, lo verdaderamente escaso termine siendo lo humano.¿Seguirá importándonos saber quién hay detrás de aquello que vemos, leemos o escuchamos?Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tecnoap21--4507454/support.Puedes contactar conmigo para enviarme tus opiniones y comentarios, así como sugerencias y peticiones a: contacto@tecnoap21.comTambién puedes seguir a TecnoAp21 a través de las redes sociales:- X- Threads- Mastodon- BlueSky- LinkedIn- Post.News- Facebook- Instagram

Svet sa zrýchľuje a nestíhame sa čudovať, čo všetko sa deje. ❤️Pozrite aj tieto kurzy: https://skola.odznova.sk/ - ❤️Využi zľavy na nákup: https://40plus.sk/vychytavkyNiektorí hovoria, že nám ostávajú tri roky života, aký poznáme. A dejú sa veci, ktoré by sme pred pár rokmi nemohli ani len predpokladať. Dnes sa budem rozprávať v pokračovaní rozhovoru s Mirom Šimoničom, ktorý má zaujímavé vhľady na život a stále si pýtate rozhovor s ním.S Mirom sme sa po dlhšom čase opäť stretli a rozprávali sme sa o tom, čo všetko sa od nášho posledného rozhovoru udialo. Zastavili sme sa pri témach okolo Soni Pekovej aj Anthonyho Fauciho a pri otázke, či aj dnes platí Twainova myšlienka, že je ľahšie ľudí oklamať, ako ich presvedčiť o tom, že oklamaní boli, keď v minulosti ľudí ako Soňa Peková za podobné postoje upaľovali či väznili. Zaujímalo ma, ako Miro vníma súdne pojednávania a nové informácie okolo Fauciho a či verí, že pravda o veľkých témach posledných rokov, od korony až po Ukrajinu, raz vyjde napovrch a či sa toho ešte dožijeme. Obzreli sme sa aj za horúcim letom a za tým, čo si z neho odniesol a čo si všimol. Vrátili sme sa k momentu z nášho predchádzajúceho rozhovoru, ktorý mnohých z vás zasiahol, keď sa zastal seniorov v čase, keď im chcú niektorí progresivisti upierať volebné právo, a pýtala som sa ho, či má pocit, že dnes žijeme v modernom otroctve, ktoré sa len nesmie takto pomenovať. A nevynechali sme ani jeho slová, ktoré vás chytili za srdce, o tom, ako mu strašne chýba ten starý svet.Užite si rozhovor bez reklamy a ďakujem, že podporujete tento projekt. P.S: kontakt na krajčírku Adriku: https://instagram.com/krajcirka_adrikazStretnutie so Sonou Pekovou : https://40plus.sk/sona-pekova-na-zivo-ako-pomoct-ludom-po-22-10-2026-v-bratislave-odznova/00:00 Úvod a Miro Šimonič 01:44 Ohlasy po minulom rozhovore a odvrátená strana popularity03:31 Soňa Peková a odobratie pečiatky súdnej znalkyne08:35 Covid, strach a prečo sa k téme treba vrátiť10:23 Fauci a 111 otázok bez odpovede18:14 Oklamaní ľudia a priznanie vlastného omylu20:13 Lietanie, call centrá a stratená ľudskosť26:31 Svadobné šaty na palube a príbeh zo Štokholmu29:03 Banky, karty a poplatok za vlastné peniaze35:28 Fauciho denníky a doba rúšok v lese37:09 Umelá inteligencia a návrat škôl ku knihám42:06 Streamovanie, Netflix a recyklovanie Hollywoodu46:18 Starý svet, obchody a samoobslužné pokladne48:27 Gramáže, proteín a gumová zmrzlina53:47 Bývanie za milión, Bratislava a cyklotrasy57:27 Seniori a rešpekt k staršej generácii59:52 Film Bardotky, Eva Holubová a leto plné zážitkov64:55 Manipulácia strachom a ticho pred niečím novým66:31 Epstein, Gates a svet nedotknuteľných69:46 Zmrzlina za 4 eurá a košeľa za 1800 eur74:23 Záverečný odkaz Mira Šimoniča77:29 Poďakovanie, krajčírka Adrika a pozvánky na podujatia****************************************************************************Ďakujem, že ma podporujete svojimi darmi na HeroHero alebo tu na YouTube. Aj vďaka vám vzniká tento obsah. Chcete ma začať podporovať? Info tu: https://herohero.co/odznova Podpora je možná aj tu na YouTube.. zmysel to má od 5,99€ (50% z vášho predplatného mi zoberie YouTube ako províziu. Tak si to viete spočítať...Hero berie len 12,3%) INFO: Predplatné 2,99 na YT je bez nároku na obsah vopred. Ide len o sympatizovanie, za čo ďakujem... Ak nechcete platiť kartou, možné je podporovať aj cez číslo účtu o.z. : SK45 8330 0000 0022 0165 1060 - názov účtu: Institut Trvaleho Rozvoja 40+ do poznámky uveďte, že ide o DAR ĎAKUJEM a nezabudnite pozrieť info a linky o podujatiach ... ( INFO: Podujatia ❤ - https://www.40plus.sk/podujatia-odznova/ Buďte zdraví Martina Valachová• Web: http://www.40plus.sk • Facebook: http://fb.com/40plus.sk • Instagram: / odznovapodcast

The continuation of AI chatbots arriving in CarPlay, Apple's opt-in approach to using customer data for AI training, and turmoil surrounding WordPress leadership are the topics for this MacVoices Live! discussion. The conversation also examines Bending Spoons' latest billion-dollar acquisition, Apple's international iCloud+ bundles, the potential for services to expand Apple's global ecosystem, and Michael Dell's support for new youth investment accounts. The panel includes Chuck Joiner, Jim Rea, Guy Serle, David Ginsburg, Eric Bolden, Jeff Gamet, Brian Flanigan-Arthurs, Web Bixby, and Marty Jencius. This edition of MacVoices is supported by The MacVoices Slack. Available all Patrons of MacVoices. Sign up at Patreon.com/macvoices. Show Notes: Chapters: 00:00 CarPlay Adds Major AI Chatbot Apps 02:00 Apple Changes Course on AI Training Data 04:02 Leadership Turmoil at Automattic and WordPress 09:34 WordPress Governance and the Future of Matt Mullenweg 12:42 Bending Spoons Moves to Acquire Miro 14:29 Apple Expands iCloud+ Bundles in Select Countries 16:46 The Value and Strategy Behind Apple's International Bundles 18:07 Apple Services as a Global Media and Cultural Strategy 21:01 Used Apple Hardware and Long-Term Ecosystem Growth 22:16 Michael Dell, the Dell Foundation, and Youth Investment Accounts 25:20 Why Dell and Apple Receive Different Levels of Scrutiny 27:07 The Potential Benefits of the New Investment Accounts 28:45 Panel Wrap-Up and Guest Connections Links: Apple Explains What Happens to Conversations Siri Recap Hears https://www.macrumors.com/2026/09/10/apple-watch-siri-recap/ Apple Shortcuts Used to Be Weird and Confusing. Now It's the Best Way to Use Your iPhone. https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/apple-shortcuts-guide/   Apple has altered course on using customer data to train its AI https://appleinsider.com/articles/26/09/14/apple-has-altered-course-on-using-customer-data-to-train-its-ai?utm_source=rss CarPlay now works with six major AI chatbot apps, leaving one key holdout – 9to5Mac https://9to5mac.com/2026/09/11/microsoft-copilot-joins-carplay-leaving-gemini-as-the-biggest-holdout/ GM caves, CarPlay won't be cut from gas-powered vehicles https://appleinsider.com/articles/26/09/15/gm-caves-carplay-wont-be-cut-from-gas-powered-vehicles   Apple's iPhone Handoff feature will cost you $5 a month on T-Mobile – Engadget https://www.engadget.com/2255731/apple-iphone-handoff-5-a-month-on-t-mobile/ Automattic says Mullenweg is CEO again after three days https://thenextweb.com/news/automattic-mullenweg-reinstated-ceo-board-leave-of-absence Bending Spoons agrees to acquire Miro in an all-cash transaction valuing the workplace-collaboration platform at $1.36B, implying an equity value of ~$1.79B https://www.techmeme.com/260910/p18#a260910p18 Ferrari on Miro acquisition: 'no small responsibility' https://thenextweb.com/news/bending-spoons-miro-acquisition-1-355bn Guests: Get detailed bios and contact information about for the panel on the MacVoices Live! Panel page on our web site: https://macvoices.com/macvoiceslive/macvoices-live-panel/ Support: Become a MacVoices Patron on Patreon http://patreon.com/macvoices Enjoy this episode? Make a one-time donation with PayPal Connect: Web: http://macvoices.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/chuckjoiner http://www.twitter.com/macvoices Mastodon: https://mastodon.cloud/@chuckjoiner Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/chuck.joiner MacVoices Page on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/macvoices/ MacVoices Group on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/macvoice LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckjoiner/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chuckjoiner/ Subscribe: Audio in iTunes Video in iTunes Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher: Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss

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Transparency will save us This week, we discuss AI doom odds, WordPress's boardroom coup, and Meta's Muse assistant. Plus, a robot vacuum fire scare. Watch the YouTube Live Recording of Episode 590 Runner-up Titles Maybe you have too much The mopping sucks Why not us? I subscribe to all the conspiracies I brought my own pieces The true heroes are the open source users We learned a lot about VR on the way Fun for your spatial reasoning It's Only Cheating If You Get Caught Won't Somebody Slow Down? I Brought My Own Pieces A Big Living Room in the Sky I Don't Read the Five Stars, I Read the Four Stars Rundown AI Doom and Gloom Dario Amodei — We Must Pace the Frontier President Trump Is on the Line About an A.I. Slowdown How AI might reshape the economy The contagion of fear | The Observation Deck Goldman AI chief: Don't rule out open models The contagion of fear Executive behavior Matt Mullenweg tells (trolls?) Automattic staff, saying he's back in control after CEO ouster Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg Put on 'Leave of Absence' Automattic's interim CEO and legal chief signed reciprocal severance deals during Mullenweg's brief ouster Ballmer to accept NBA's punishment, has 'sincere regrets' Introducing Muse: The World's First Personal AI Agent Built for Everyone Relevant to your Interests Ferrari on Miro acquisition: 'no small responsibility' Anemo Labs lands £700K to give AI a sense of smell Kenyan Startup Makes Robotic Hands That Translate Teacher's Voice into Signs for Deaf Students New Zuckoff app detects nearby Meta 'perv glasses': 'right to at least know that someone is recording' Google Cloud, Accenture Launch Unit to Put AI Engineers On-Site With Customers Cloud has a new bulk capacity market Like working from home? In Australia, it could become the law Tech giant Oracle rocked by another wave of layoffs after employees receive devastating 6 am email Oracle Surges 7% as AI Cloud Backlog Hits $664B, CoreWeave and Nebius Climb 4% Sponsors Atlassian — Hear from Atlassian & Vercel's CEOs and industry leaders from Dropbox, Lovable, and more at State of AI SDLC on September 22nd. Seats are limited, reserve your spot now. Conferences WeAreDevelopers NA, Sept 23-25, 2026, Discount Code: DEVPOD50 25 Free Tickets Cloud Foundry Summit, Sept. 21-22, Heidelberg, Coté speaking. DevOpsDays Rockies, Sept. 22–23, 2026, Discount Code: 26DODSWEDEFTALK DevOpsDays Dallas, Sept 28-29, 2026 DevOpsDays Vilnius, Sep 30-Oct 1, 2006, Lithuania. DevOpsDays Prague, Oct 5, 2026 , Coté speaking. VMware Explore Frankfurt 2026, Oct 13-14, 2026 - Coté speaking. DevOpsDays Istanbul, Oct 24th, 2026, Coté keynoting. VMware User Group, Orlando, Oct 20-22, 2026 VMware Explore London, Nov 18-19, 2006, Coté speaking. Cloud Native Denmark, Nov 19th, 2026, Coté keynoting, Discount Code: CSVFTW **** Build Stuff, Dec 2-4, 2026, Vilnius, Lithuania. Coté speaking. cfgmgmtcamp, Ghent, Belgium February 1-3, 2027 SCALE 24x Pasadena, CA, April 1-4, 2027 SDT News & Community Join our Slack community Email the show: questions@softwaredefinedtalk.com Free stickers: Email your address to stickers@softwaredefinedtalk.com Follow us on social media: Twitter, Threads, Mastodon, LinkedIn, BlueSky Watch us on: Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok Book offer: Use code SDT for $20 off "Digital WTF" by Coté Sponsor the show Sponsor more podcasts with Failover Media Recommendations Brandon: Claude Code Remote Control (rc) command Matt: Mitre saw

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AGENDA: 03:40 Dario Calls to "Pace the Frontier" 11:30 Why the Fed Will Raid Anthropic if Needed  21:50 Meta Launches Muse to Take On Instinct 28:30 Instinct Raising $1BN at $10BN—Would You Invest? 39:55 Miro Sells for $1.35BN After a $17.5BN Valuation 47:45 Could Sam Bankman-Fried Win His Freedom? 51:25 WordPress Power Struggle: Matt Mullenweg Ousted, Then Returns 1:01:20 Mistral Raises €3BN in Europe's Biggest-Ever Tech Round 1:05:00 Adobe's New CEO & Canva's Slowing Growth: SaaS Giants Under Pressure  

Nine Entertainment has doubled down on the English Premier League until 2034 for its streaming platform Stan as it goes harder on live sport. Miro, the digital sticky-note platform, has agreed to sell itself to Bending Spoons for just over $1.3 billion enterprise value… or less than 90% of its previous value. Insurance company Zurich is offering Australian Tesla owners discounts… if they take their hands off the wheel. _ Want to learn how to go from a Saver to Investor in just 7 days - watch our new series here Download the free app (App Store): http://bit.ly/FluxAppStore Download the free app (Google Play): http://bit.ly/FluxappGooglePlay Daily newsletter: https://bit.ly/fluxnewsletter Flux on Instagram: http://bit.ly/fluxinsta Flux on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flux.finance —- The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes. ____See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah and Chrissie (@ChrissieWhitley) dig into their very different relationships with big books, from what counts as "big" and knowing when the moment is right to what makes a long book worth the extra pages. They also share some of their favorite big books — and a few they wish had been shorter. This post contains affiliate links through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). CLICK HERE for the full episode Show Notes on the blog. Highlights Where Sarah and Chrissie each draw the line between a regular book and a big book. Is a 700-page book intimidating … or an invitation to settle in? When, and why, are they most likely to pick up a long book? Does format or genre change how big a book feels? What makes a book actually deserve its high page count? Some of their favorite big books … and a few they really wish had been shorter. Some Favorite BIG Books Chrissie 4 3 2 1 by Paul Auster (2017) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [30:38]  The Princes of Ireland (The Dublin Saga, 1) by Edward Rutherfurd (2004) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [33:36] Fox by Joyce Carol Oates (2025) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [35:54] Red Comet by Heather Clark (2020) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [39:10] Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke (2004) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [42:45] The Love Songs of W. E. B. Du Bois by Honoree Fanonne Jeffers (2021) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [44:30]  Sarah 11/22/63 by Stephen King (2011) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [32:31]  I Know This Much Is True by Wally Lamb (1998) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [34:32] A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving (1989) | Amazon | Bookshop.org [37:23] The World According to Garp by John Irving (1978) | Amazon | Bookshop.org [37:25] Natchez Burning (Penn Cage, 4; Natchez Burning, 1) by Greg Iles (2014) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [41:19]  Wanderers (Wanderers, 1) by Chuck Wendig (2019) | Amazon | Bookshop.org [43:40] Other Books Mentioned War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy (1869) [30:06] The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas (1846) [30:07]   The Heart's Invisible Furies by John Boyne (2017) [31:43]  Sarum by Edward Rutherfurd (1987) [33:49] London by Edward Rutherfurd (1998) [33:53]   The Rebels of Ireland (The Dublin Saga, 2) by Edward Rutherfurd (2006) [34:19]  Whistler by Ann Patchett (2026) [38:04]  Destiny of the Republic by Candice Millard (2011) [40:23] Some BIG Books That Felt Too Long Chrissie Ordinary Monsters (The Talents, 1) by J. M. Miro (2022) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [48:39] Wellness by Nathan Hill (2023) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [51:24]  Sarah City on Fire by Garth Risk Hallberg (2015) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [45:39]  The Prince of Tides by Pat Conroy (1986) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [49:51] Other Books Mentioned The Bonfire of the Vanities by Tom Wolfe (1987) [46:06] The Second Coming by Garth Risk Hallberg (2024) [48:05]  Books From the Opening Discussion The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett (1989) [9:24] The Brightness by Chad Harbach (October 27, 2026) [11:47] I Know This Much Is True by Wally Lamb (1998) [14:07] Throne of Glass (Throne of Glass, 1) by Sarah J. Maas (2012) [14:51]  Outlander (Outlander, 1) by Diana Gabaldon (1991) [19:05]  1929 by Andrew Ross Sorkin (2025) [22:12] Helter Skelter by Vincent Bugliosi with Curt Gentry (1974) [22:19] Generations by Jean M. Twenge, PhD (2023) [22:26]   Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke (2026) [26:13]  The Elements by John Boyne (2025) [29:08]  A Court of Forgotten Memory (ACOTAR, 7) by Sarah J. Maas (January 12, 2027) [29:39]  Other Links The Gilmore Guide to Books | Catherine's Review of Ordinary Monsters

Are larger teams more risk tolerant? Is narrative more important than numbers? Does leveraging marketing skills internally get you ahead? Jimmy reports his findings after five months on Miro's +100 person marketing team. Enjoy the episode! ————————————...

Matt Cohen and John Ruffolo break down the collapse of Canada-U.S. trade negotiations, the unanswered questions surrounding the failed deal, and whether Canada is protecting legacy industries at the expense of technology and long-term economic growth.They also examine Prime Minister Mark Carney's ambitious pitch to bring international capital back to Canada, including billions of dollars in proposed energy, transportation, infrastructure, and technology projects. But can a polished deal book convince investors to fund projects that have struggled to attract capital for years?Finally, Matt and John unpack the political battle forming around Anthropic's anticipated IPO, the growing influence of AI regulation campaigns, and Miro's dramatic fall from a $17.5 billion valuation.As Canada searches for a way out of its trade crisis, global investors are being asked to reconsider the country's economic potential. At the same time, AI companies are entering a political and regulatory battle that could determine who controls the industry's future.If you are a founder, investor, policymaker, or anyone trying to understand where capital and technology are heading next, this episode is worth your time.–A big thanks to our sponsor, Moomoo CanadaThis is the kind of tooling that used to live on a Bloomberg terminal, but now it is on your phone, just a few taps away. They offer real-time data, full options chains, and an AI assistant that actually explains trading strategies.Moomoo is the perfect place for people who want to take their money seriously. Open an account today at moomoo.caWhy Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Fell Apart (01:31)The latest Canada-U.S. trade negotiations appeared close to producing an agreement until everything suddenly unraveled. John argues that the biggest problem is not simply the failed deal, but the Canadian government's refusal to clearly define what success was supposed to look like.With provinces reportedly objecting to parts of the proposed agreement and conflicting stories emerging from both sides, Canadians are left guessing about what happened. John asks the uncomfortable question: Is Canada protecting dairy and other legacy interests while sacrificing its technology economy?The Real Cost of Walking Away From the U.S. (07:43)Many Canadians support ending the negotiations, but that support begins to disappear when higher taxes, rising unemployment, and slower economic growth enter the conversation. John warns that Canada cannot reduce its dependence on its largest trading partner without experiencing real financial pain.That burden will not be shared equally. Older Canadians with homes, pensions, and U.S. investments may be able to absorb the disruption, while younger Canadians already struggling with housing and affordability have much more to lose.Carney's Plan to Bring Investment Back to Canada (10:18)The Canada Investment Summit is presenting more than 160 opportunities across energy, critical minerals, transportation, manufacturing, digital technology, and infrastructure. The goal is to reintroduce Canada to international investors after a decade in which global capital largely looked elsewhere.John supports the strategy but tempers expectations. The summit may not produce immediate checks, but it could rebuild the relationships Canada needs to finance major projects and reverse its reputation as an undercapitalized market.Anthropic's IPO Enters the AI Political War (16:15)A former Anthropic researcher's warning about self-improving superintelligence quickly spread across the internet, creating fresh questions about AI safety and the company's anticipated IPO. Matt examines whether the viral backlash emerged organically or was amplified by politically connected organizations pushing for tighter AI regulation.John believes there is no neutral position in the AI debate anymore. Competing groups are funding optimistic and catastrophic narratives, turning data centers, employment, regulation, and AI safety into deeply political issues. Despite the controversy, he does not expect the backlash to derail Anthropic's IPO.Miro's Collapse and the Continuing SaaSpocalypse (21:11)Miro was valued at $17.5 billion at the height of the software boom. Its reported acquisition by Bending Spoons at a fraction of that valuation shows how brutally the market has repriced venture-backed SaaS companies.Miro remains a substantial business with hundreds of millions in recurring revenue and a strong enterprise customer base. The problem was not the product; it was the inflated valuation and financing structure built around it. John expects more overfunded unicorns to face similar outcomes.Connect with John Ruffolo on LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/joruffoloConnect with Matt Cohen on LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/matt-cohen1Visit the Ripple Ventures website: https://www.rippleventures.com/ This is a public episode. 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Aktien hören ist gut. Aktien kaufen ist besser. Bei unserem Partner Scalable Capital geht's unbegrenzt per Trading-Flatrate und auf der hauseigenen European Investor Exchange, die genau auf Privatanleger zugeschnitten ist. Alle weiteren Infos gibt's hier: scalable.capital/oaws. EZB hebt Zinsen an, Lagarde sagt: No-Brainer. Ölpreis steigt. Saudi-Produktion auf Tief seit 1990. Miro für 1,4 Mrd. $ an Bending Spoons statt 17,5 Mrd. $. Porsche gibt Bugatti-Anteile ab. VAE wollen 40 Mrd. € in Deutschland investieren. Der Hegdefonds Millennium Management kratzt an 100 Mrd. $ verwaltetem Vermögen. Seit 40 Jahren nur einmal Geld verloren. Dahinter steckt ein Pod-Shop. Wir klären auf. Mehr als 100% Rendite mit Käsekuchen. The Cheesecake Factory (WKN: 884888) hat sich verdoppelt. Bowls & Bites zieht Kunden an, Flower Child wächst zweistellig. Aber bei KGV 23 ist viel eingepreist. Diesen Podcast vom 11.09.2026, 3:00 Uhr stellt dir die Podstars GmbH (Noah Leidinger) zur Verfügung. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

毎日のニュース解説の数字含めた深堀り&インタビューの文字起こしは無料ニュースレターからどうぞ→https://wbnlive.substack.com/ 毎日の配信前にその日押さえて置くべきニュースをキャッチアップできます。13:00からはDG Daiwa Venturesの渡辺ヤマトさんに、若者アプリSetlogへの出資について30分聞きます。▼ 前半(12:00〜)のラインナップ(放送順)1. 【深掘り】MW、天井レールを走る双腕ロボット内蔵の「生きた家」。会見に行ってきた+国産AIノエトラ、GPU2.75万基2. Miro、2022年の175億ドルから9割減の13.6億ドルで売却。買い手Bending Spoonsの型3. OpenAI GPT-Live-1がAPIに。全二重の音声対話、電話回線対応、1分5セント4. VCがMLS球団D.C. Unitedへ。「投資先のショーケース」5. 「AIが面接に来た」代表が注意喚起。Cryptoでは日常茶飯事だった話▼ 後半(13:00〜)ゲスト: DG Daiwa Ventures 渡辺ヤマトさんなぜ今Setlogか。BeRealと何が違うのか、投資家が行列の中でなぜDGDVが選ばれたのか、使われ続けると判断した根拠、リスクと出口、日本の起業家への示唆▼ 出演金城(Kinjo)X: https://x.com/illshinおいなり(Cohost)Startup Now MC / JobTales Inc. CEOX: https://x.com/oinariiisanゲスト: 渡辺ヤマトさんDG Daiwa VenturesX: https://x.com/yamato_dgdv▼ きょうの主要ソース(一次情報)Bloomberg(MW): https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-09-10/japanese-startup-bets-iron-man-inspired-homes-can-beat-humanoidsMW 公式(GENIAC採択): https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000005.000182267.htmlおいなりさんの会見動画: https://x.com/oinariiisan/status/2098041581152698834日経クロステック(ノエトラ): https://xtech.nikkei.com/atcl/nxt/mag/at/18/00012/00229Bending Spoons 公式: https://investors.bendingspoons.com/newsroom/bending-spoons-agrees-to-acquire-miroTechCrunch(Miro): https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/10/bending-spoons-to-buy-collaboration-tools-maker-miro-for-1-36b-90-less-than-its-2022-valuationOpenAI 公式(GPT-Live-1): https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-live-1-in-the-apiElevenLabs Agents: https://elevenlabs.io/agentsTechCrunch(D.C. United): https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/10/thrive-capital-showed-vcs-the-way-into-pro-sports-ownership-collaborative-fund-is-now-trying-its-own-version-of-the-same-playITmedia(AI面接): https://www.itmedia.co.jp/aiplus/article/2609/10/2000001378/原田氏の投稿: https://x.com/1230yuji/status/2097905262254555461DGDV プレスリリース(Setlog): https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000130.000076641.htmlMARR Online: https://www.marr.jp/genre/topics/news/entry/72539※ 番組内の数字は放送時点の公開情報・報道に基づきます。ドルの円換算は1ドル=160円の概算です。WBNは平日毎日12:00から、AI・テック・スタートアップのニュースをライブでお届けしています。フォローしておくと、毎日の放送が自動で届きます。

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Dan Berger speaks with Daedalus Howell about the state of harvest and the wine industry right now on California Wine Country. He is occasionally the featured guest, the last time was this show from last May with his personal picks from Bottle Barn. Dan reports that the crop is very light this year. Especially Cabernet Sauvignon is looking “ratty” and there is virtually no fruit. The growers are facing a dilemma. Some grapes look sound and others don’t. They have to pick something, but when? On the eastern side of Sonoma County the Cabernet Sauvignon looks horrible. We had a lot of rain in the spring that caused some shatter. That is when the buds that are being formed are damaged by heat or rain or hail. There was a lot of uneven bloom. But the weather wasn’t warm enough to help the vines recover. Champagne grapes were being picked in June. Some Sonoma County Cabernet growers finished harvesting in late August, which is very early. Oversupply and Alternatives have lowered wine consumption. The slowdown in sales right now has many origins. Covid trained people to order wine for home delivery. People ordered more wine than they needed. Now people have more wine at home. Then trends moved toward reducing consumption of alcohol. Some people quit drinking and others looked for low alcohol or zero alcohol or alcohol removed wines. There are also pre-mixed cocktails with moderate alcohol and low sugar levels. So, overstock plus more options has made wine consumption drop. Dan thinks the next category of buyer has yet to discover wine. The Sonoma County Wine Library in Healdsburg has a presentation scheduled for February about next generation families in the wine business. They will hear from young people in winemaking families and why they stayed with it. High-quality wine is expensive to produce, and it can’t be sold for less than $60. They just opened a bottle of 2021 Black Kite Sonoma Coast Chardonnay. Jeff Gaffner is the winemaker and he has been on CWC before on this episode. It still has “that youthful pizzaz” but is also starting to show some creaminess and richness. The oak flavors are not over the top. Dan Berger’s International Wine Competition This coming December, Dan Berger will hold the 45th consecutive annual edition of his international wine competition. His judges are mostly winemakers and some wine columnists. He is adding canned wines and ciders to the competition this year. Dan is also interested in judging quality wines in half bottles. He thinks that half bottles will be important for the future of the wine industry. It comes to about two glasses and that is convenient for a lot of diners. It also allows the buyer to get a high-quality wine because the purchase price can be about half. Trader Joes has a line of half bottles. They are often a source of new ideas for low-priced options. Dan says that California brands don’t want to discount too much because they don’t want to depress prices in the future. Red wine blends are also a very popular trend. The key to a consistent big selling brand is good blending. One of Dan’s favorite blends is Old Patch Red from Trentadue. Miro Tcholakov makes it. Dan says Miro is a great blender. There isn’t a lot of it and it’s not widely distributed. One that is widely distributed is Gallo’s brand Barefoot. To Dan, they are “incredibly reliable.” The most important thing is they are consistent. 

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BONUS: How Scrum Masters Turn AI Into a Thinking Partner, Not a Magic Answer Box Everybody talks about AI in theory. In this BONUS episode, Dave Westgarth talks about it in practice — the boring, everyday ways a Scrum Master and Agile Coach actually puts AI to work. From t-shirt sizing to sprint reports to a self-coded Monte Carlo forecaster, Dave shares what works, what doesn't, and the one mindset shift that separates people who get value from AI from those who just generate more noise. From "Magic Answer Box" to Personalised Partner "Instead of taking it as a magic answer box, using it as a personalised partner to work through problems, look at your ideas, and really hold them in the cold light of day before proposing things."   Dave came into agile from a development background, moved through project delivery, and had already worked at AI and ML companies long before ChatGPT made the technology personal and accessible. Like most people, he first met these tools as a "magic answer box" — ask a question, get an answer, run with it. The real shift came when he stopped optimizing for output and started using AI to drive better outcomes: ping the model, get a response, then interrogate it, refine the thinking, and go around again. The value isn't the first answer. It's the conversation that sharpens your own reasoning. These Tools Aren't Neutral — So Corner Them Into Being a Critic "If you ask it to be punishing, negative, and brutal, it gives you a lot more relevant feedback."   One of Dave's sharpest points: AI tools are not neutral guides. Because of their system prompts and the incentives baked in by the providers, they're relentlessly positive — they want to affirm you and keep you around, a little like social media. That makes them weak for anything where you need honest pushback: personas, user stories, feedback on ideas. Dave's fix is to flip it on its head. Rather than asking "is this any good?" (which reliably earns an "8 out of 10, but to make it a 10…"), he tells the model to be as harsh and brutal as it can and really try to punish the idea. You don't want a partner that always agrees with you — you want one that pinpoints the areas you haven't thought about. The First Real Time-Saver: Reports, and the Themes You Missed "Are there any themes that have emerged over the last 4 weeks that I might have missed in this latest deck?"   The first thing that stopped feeling like a party trick was the one we all know: project documentation and reporting — sprint reports, status updates, review decks. Instead of letting AI invent the structure, Dave feeds it his own structure plus Teams recordings, notes, and existing docs, and lets it populate the format he already uses. The trick that goes a level deeper: after several sprints, feed all the AI-assisted reports back in and ask what themes have emerged across the last four weeks that this latest deck might have missed. Again, it stops being an answer box and becomes a partner and critic. AI Is Part of the Job Now — Like Spreadsheets Once Were "The way to get ahead now is figure out how to use it as effectively as you can in your role."   Dave sees the early resistance movement against AI as a false economy. For delivery professionals — project managers, Scrum Masters, agile coaches — knowing how to use these tools well is fast becoming a core expectation, not a nice-to-have. Vasco draws the parallel to spreadsheets: once dismissed as too complicated and "not my kind of thing," until people started building real forecasting and capacity models with them and the work changed. AI is on the same arc — still a little mystical today, genuinely useful tomorrow, and eventually just another tool in the box. A Week With AI in the Loop "The power that these prompt-to-product tools give you to create these hyper-personalized tools that make you more effective is, in a lot of ways, magic."   Dave walked through what his week actually looks like with AI in the loop:   Monday primer: a scheduled ChatGPT task emails him a scene-set every Monday — last week's plan and top priorities — so he isn't spending the first half hour reconstructing where things stood. Priority calls: which items are the toughest, where the quick wins are, where he can get early traction, and where risks might be emerging that he can squash early. Everyday comms: drafting the bones of emails, pings, and project updates so he spends almost no time formatting. Prompt-to-product tools: using Base44, Lovable, and Replit to build his own tools — including a Monte Carlo forecaster that takes his team's sprint throughput and projects the remaining backlog, replacing an ugly spreadsheet with a clean web app. He also builds AI-powered widgets in Miro for retrospectives, mood check-ins, and planning poker.   The theme running through all of it: hyper-personalized tooling, shaped by your team and your own skills, rather than one-size-fits-all software. The Myth That AI Makes Scrum Masters Worse "I can't see any role of a knowledge worker where having an LLM at your disposal makes you less capable, less knowledgeable, less skilled than someone that doesn't."   Dave sees the same adoption spectrum among developers and Scrum Masters — from "I'll never touch it" to "I'll never write code by hand again." And he pushes back hard on an emerging prejudice that echoes the old "technical Scrum Masters are worse" debate: the idea that Scrum Masters who use AI are somehow weaker. Used well, AI lets you elevate your strengths and cover your gaps — a people-centered Scrum Master can become far more technical, and a technical one far more people-centered, each with a trusted teaching guide right there. The key competency isn't avoidance; it's discernment about when to reach for the tool and when not to. From More Output to Better Outcomes "The bottleneck has never really been typing code. The bottleneck has been understanding the problems and the customers well enough to define a solution that fixes them."   Dave's clearest reframe: AI is driving the price of output down. When volume is easy — more features, more emails, more documents on demand — churning out more of it stops being a differentiator, because everyone can do it. What matters is deciding which problems are worth solving and finding the most effective solution. Experienced agile professionals have always known the real bottleneck was understanding the customer well enough to define the right solution, not the typing. AI just exposes that in a much starker way: there's nowhere left to hide behind sheer volume. What to Pay Attention To — and a Monday Experiment "It can do a lot of that manual, low-thinking, high-effort work to free you up to do more of the really impactful stuff."   For Scrum Masters being told to "adopt AI," Dave's advice is to let it take the joyless work — the end-of-sprint collateral, the Jira monitoring, the reports and charts — so you can spend your time on the coaching, the strategic thinking, and the organizational-level impact that's harder to reach when you're buried in tactical chores. His concrete Monday-morning experiment: take the two or three prioritized actions from your next retrospective, bring them to ChatGPT or Claude, and ask, "which of these could you really help me with, and how could you help me move the needle?" Start a conversation. You don't have to accept its answers — the point is to sharpen your own thinking about where you can add the most value next sprint. Developing "Taste" With AI "One element of taste is being able to judge it fairly harshly — getting through the beige as quickly as you can to find the little nuggets and gems."   Both Dave and Vasco land on the same skill for the year ahead: taste. These tools produce a lot of text, and not all of it is useful. Vasco shares his own aha moment — asking for ideas, getting the obvious ones, then repeating "give me more, don't repeat any" until the model finally surfaced something genuinely unexpected. That simple move turns AI into an engine for exploring the solution space until something clicks. The competency to build is the ability to move through the beige quickly and recognize the gems that materially change what you do next.   About Dave Westgarth   Dave Westgarth is a product and Agile practitioner exploring how AI transforms product development, experimentation, and team workflows. He shares practical insights on leveraging tools to accelerate value delivery and innovation.   You can link with Dave Westgarth on LinkedIn and find him in the Miro community and on Miroverse.

BONUS: How Scrum Masters Can Use AI Without Becoming the Human API   AI is already changing the practical, everyday work of Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches. In this BONUS episode, Vasco talks with Fred Deichler about moving from curiosity to real AI-supported workflows: finding team signals faster, preparing better conversations, keeping documentation in sync, and staying focused on outcomes instead of just producing more output. From Automation to an AI Sparring Partner "I have this partner I can work with to help me ideate things."   Fred's journey into AI started before the current AI wave, with automation in Jira and the practical need to surface bottlenecks without manually watching every board. The turning point came when ChatGPT stopped feeling like a search box and started acting like a thinking partner. Faced with a team being pushed toward multiple sprint goals, Fred dumped the context into AI and asked for three to five options instead of one "right answer." That shift helped him move from a deterministic mindset into a problem-solving mindset, using AI to explore options, challenge his own assumptions, and prepare a better conversation with the team. The Monday Morning AI Context Builder "It instantly sets that context for me. It sets that tone for the whole week."   Fred describes his weekly workflow as a very practical use of AI: on Monday morning, he opens Cursor and works with his own AI harness, Atlas. Atlas is built from markdown files containing persona, skills, history, meeting transcripts, notes, and Jira data. When Fred says "good morning," the system pulls the most relevant signals forward: aging work items, backlog health, sprint goals, and where the next team conversation should focus. Instead of starting the week by hunting for data, Fred starts with questions he can bring into the first stand-up: what is stuck, what needs refinement, and what risk is already visible? Making Flow Metrics Visible Inside Jira "If you're on a page, what do you hope you could learn without asking?"   Beyond using AI as a thinking partner, Fred used AI to build a Chrome extension that surfaces useful Jira insights directly where the team already works. On the active sprint board, it shows work in progress, aging items, sprint goals, and sprint changes. In the backlog, it exposes backlog health and epic health. On the sprint report page, it adds cycle time per item so the retrospective can move from generic discussion to concrete learning. The point is not to shame the team with metrics. The point is to make the right conversation easier to start: what caused this item to take seven days, what blocked it, and what do we want to learn from that? AI as Extra Eyes and Ears for Team Conversations "It helps make sure that we don't lose sight of these things I can bring back to the team."   Fred also uses AI agents to review meeting transcripts and look for patterns that are easy to miss in the flow of daily work. The system can notice hesitation, unresolved topics, or a requirement problem that was mentioned once and never followed up. For retrospectives, Fred's Atlas setup can review sprint transcripts around day nine of the sprint and suggest themes for the next retro. It can even generate prompts for a visual retrospective board in Copilot or a Miro board from a prompt. This helps Fred avoid relying only on recency bias and creates a better starting point for the conversation the team actually needs. Keep the Human in the Loop, Especially for Outcomes "It's not about building a faster hammer. It's about identifying the outcome you're going for."   A major warning in the episode is that AI can make Scrum Masters faster at producing more of the same: more notes, more summaries, more documents, more reports. Fred argues that the useful question is not "can we automate this exact process?" but "what outcome are we trying to achieve?" In a Jira-to-Azure DevOps migration, for example, the goal was not to reproduce the current time-tracking process perfectly. The goal was to provide the information accounting needed. That outcome focus keeps the human accountable for direction, judgment, and value, while AI helps explore better ways to get there. The SPOT Framework for Finding AI Opportunities "If it meets three or four of those, this is a great opportunity for an automation to free me up to do that more human-centric work."   Fred uses a simple filter, the SPOT framework, to decide what AI should help with and what should remain human-led. A task is a good candidate when it is simple, predictable, observable, and tedious. Simple means it requires low human judgment and could be explained on an index card. Predictable means it happens repeatedly, either on a schedule or triggered by an event. Observable means the needed data is available to the agent and not locked away in someone's head or behind policy. Tedious means it consumes energy without adding much human value. When a task matches most of those criteria, Fred looks for ways AI can handle the toil while he stays focused on facilitation, coaching, and decision-making. A Small Experiment Scrum Masters Can Try Tomorrow "If a Scrum Master finds himself operating as, like, I'm moving data from point A to point B, that is a great opportunity to say, how might we do this?"   Fred's concrete advice is to start by noticing where you have become the "human API": moving data between tools, updating spreadsheets, copying information into reports, or keeping documents manually aligned with reality. Write down one tedious workflow and ask your approved work AI, "How might we automatically populate this, while keeping me in the loop?" Vasco adds a useful ideation tip: if the first five ideas are not good enough, ask for five more without repetition, then five more again. The goal is not to hand over accountability. The goal is to discover what might be possible and choose one safe, small experiment. Resources for Scrum Masters Exploring AI "It's all about building up your own idea of what's possible to start those how-might-we conversations."   For listeners who want to keep learning, Fred recommends The AI Daily Brief as a way to stay current with what is happening in AI, and Jack Roberts' YouTube channel for practical ideas around personal AI and agent-based workflows. Fred also points listeners to his own work at Triforce Agility, where he shares blog posts, resources, and updates about his talks. He will be speaking at the Kansas City Developers Conference in early September about AI and career progression, and at Scrum Day in Madison, Wisconsin in October about how AI impacts Scrum Master roles.   About Fred Deichler   Scrum Master, Agile Coach   You can link with Fred Deichler on LinkedIn and connect with Fred Deichler at Triforce Agility.

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In this episode of the Facilitation Lab podcast, host Douglas Ferguson interviews Jeff Chow, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Miro, about where friction is showing up inside product teams as AI reshapes how work gets done. Jeff describes how PMs prototyping in high fidelity, designers coding, and engineers orchestrating agents are collapsing old role boundaries, and argues the underlying tensions — who owns a decision, who gets paged at 2am, how a designer receives feedback — aren't new, just amplified. Much of the conversation centers on decision-making as the real bottleneck: Jeff makes the case that 10x individual output doesn't translate into 10x business results unless organizations can also accelerate cross-functional alignment and cascade decisions with their underlying context, not just their conclusions. He and Douglas dig into Miro's bet that a shared visual canvas — carrying both artifacts and a decision log of why choices were made — is the connective layer that keeps AI-assisted work and human teams moving together instead of fragmenting into isolated single-player sessions. The two also trade observations on viral AI adoption patterns inside organizations, the psychology of design crits applied to AI-generated work, and the early signs of "ephemeral UI" and custom, vibe-coded widgets reshaping what software teams expect to build for themselves.

On a Friday, one of Miro's architects set his agents loose on the company's AI engine. Nobody asked him to. By Monday, he demoed a full refactor. Tuesday, it had a kickoff, and a few months later it was the headline of their user conference. Here's the twist. Miro has refused to rebuild its process around AI. They've kept the same three milestones they've always had...they just changed what happens around them. Our guest today is Jeff Chow, Miro's Chief Product & Technology Officer. He helps lead a company whose entire job is helping cross-functional teams work better together, which makes it an unusually good place to watch what AI is actually doing to how teams build. Jeff's take: AI hasn't moved the milestones — It's rewritten everything that happens between them. In this episode, he shares: The false confidence trap of building alongside an agent that tells you every idea is brilliant, and why that makes the moments where humans actually align more important than ever Why product "process barnacles" accrete on companies as they scale, and how that quietly turns a culture of invention to optimization at just the wrong time And why saying no is the next organizational crisis. Now that anyone can build almost anything, it's become clear that coding was never the hard part Links Jeff's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jjchow/ Miro: https://miro.com/ Chapters 0:00 Introduction 2:20 Why Miro refused to rebuild its process around AI 5:20 What shows up at kickoffs and solutions reviews now 12:15 The false confidence trap: Say no to "yes-man" agents 14:30 From optimization culture to invention culture 18:20 How one IC's side project reshaped Miro's AI engine 22:30 Process barnacles and why saying no is the next crisis 27:30 Conclusion Follow LaunchPod on YouTube We have a new YouTube page! Watch full episodes of our interviews with PM leaders and subscribe! What does LogRocket do? LogRocket's Galileo AI watches user sessions for you and surfaces the technical and usability issues holding back your web and mobile apps. Understand where your users are struggling by trying it for free at LogRocket.com.Special Guest: Jeff Chow.

Julien Bek is a Partner at Sequoia Capital, one of the most renowned venture firms in the world.  At Sequoia, he has partnered with companies including Rillet, Tacto, and Auctor. Before joining Sequoia, Julien spent five years at Accel, where he worked with companies including Miro, Melio, and BeReal. He is also an angel investor in Revolut and Attio. AGENDA: 06:35 – What did Julien only discover about Sequoia after joining the firm? 08:05 – What does everyone get wrong about Sequoia? 13:00 – Is Series A the hardest stage at which to invest today? 14:00 – Is Sequoia less focused on ownership as outcomes become larger? 19:20 – Does Sequoia simply pay more than everyone else to win deals? 22:00 – Is the "triple, triple, double, double" growth model dead? 25:00 – What is Sequoia's investment process really like behind the scenes? 27:15 – Can a partner still invest when the rest of Sequoia votes against them? 30:00 – Why can a flawless founder pitch actually be a warning sign? 31:00 – How do you judge whether a founder is exceptional in just 30 minutes? 33:00 – How can investors tell whether a founder's story is genuine? 35:10 – Is arrogance a bad trait in a founder? 36:00 – Which great founder did Julien completely misread? 37:15 – How should investors adjust their founder assessment across different cultures? 39:00 – What does a founder's childhood reveal about their future trajectory? 40:30 – What has Julien learned from Doug Leone, Pat Grady, Alfred Lin and Shaun Maguire? 47:00 – What does it mean when "agents become the new customer"? 49:00 – Does UI become irrelevant in an agent-first economy? 50:15 – Will answer-engine optimisation become larger than SEO? 52:00 – Will AI agents destroy software margins and brand loyalty? 53:00 – How quickly will enterprises allow agents to make purchasing decisions? 54:00 – Is AI infrastructure a safer investment than applications? 56:00 – Do software margins matter less when the potential outcomes are larger? 58:00 – Could the next trillion-dollar company masquerade as a services business? 01:00:00 – Which service industries can AI truly automate end-to-end? 01:02:00 – Are enterprises simply crying out for more help implementing AI? 01:03:10 – Will AI lead to dramatically smaller teams? 01:06:15 – Is traditional private equity screwed? 01:07:00 – The most overfunded and underfunded categories in venture 01:08:15 – What is the best AI agent company outside Sequoia's portfolio? 01:09:00 – Which missed investment still haunts Julien? 01:09:45 – Which founder trait will Julien never compromise on? 01:10:00 – Which competing fund makes Sequoia bring its A-game? 01:10:45 – How Julien missed Revolut—and helped his mother retire by investing anyway 01:14:00 – What does Julien believe that other Sequoia partners might disagree with? 01:15:00 – What is Julien most excited about over the next five years of AI?

Send us Fan MailThis week on the podcast, Heather and Vanessa are joined by Miro Posavec, founder of Bestmade Natural Products, for a fascinating conversation about homeopathy, cell salts, remedy manufacturing, food, and what it really means to look at the whole person.Miro's journey into homeopathy began with his own son's health, and eventually led him from practicing classical homeopathy to building a homeopathic pharmacy that has grown from shipping a single box of remedies in 2004 to working with suppliers and customers around the world.We talk about:✨ Miro's journey into classical homeopathy and why he eventually left practice✨ How Bestmade Natural Products grew over the last 20+ years✨ Cell salts—what they are, how they're made, and how Miro uses them✨ Why he believes diet and obstacles to cure need to be addressed alongside remedies✨ Classical remedies vs. newer, less-proven remedies✨ Combination remedies and when Miro finds them useful✨ His experience with remedy provings, and one particularly wild proving experience that changed his understanding of empathy and intuition✨ Favorite remedies, flower essences, and some fascinating cases from his years of practice✨ The importance of traditional food practices and what we've lost in modern life✨ Regulatory challenges facing homeopathy✨ His new 120-remedy kit and the Fast Remedy Picker software✨ And so much more!I especially loved hearing Miro's perspective as someone who has spent decades not only studying and practicing homeopathy, but actually manufacturing remedies and seeing how they perform in the real world with thousands of customers.This one is packed with stories, experience, opinions, and plenty to think about!Shop Bestmade Natural Products:https://bestmadenaturalproducts.com/?ref=Brightlightwellnes Use code VANESSABALDWIN for a discount. ❤️Support the showFind Heather:Book with HeatherHeather's Free Product Guide with Discount CodesHeather's Instagram Find Vanessa:Vanessa's Instagram Vanessa's Website Free Product Guide with Discount CodesFree Homeopathy at Home Guide Disclaimer: All interviews shared on The Quantum Health Connection Podcast are strictly for educational and entertainment purposes. Guests of the podcast solely express his or her personal opinions and experiences. Always consult with your healthcare before beginning any treatment protocol. 

In this week's 5 Yrs Ago Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post-show (8-18-2021), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch contributor Patrick Moynahan to discuss AEW Dynamite with live callers, emails, and an on-site correspondent from Houston, Tex.. They discuss MJF beating Chris Jericho by tapout, Jon Moxley's noteworthy promo, Nick Jackson really shining lately, the buzz and hints about C.M. Punk, the latest with the AEW Women's Division, Sting's return to the ring, the Rampage line-up, Miro's promo, Tony Khan's popularity growing, and more with live callers and emails. In a VIP Extra, a segment discussing the point of the segment with Dan Lambert and the former MMA champions and a few other topics.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wade-keller-pro-wrestling-post-shows--3275545/support.

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In this episode of the Facilitation Lab podcast, host Douglas Ferguson interviews Joe McLean, Group Product Manager for the AI Stream at Miro, who led the overhaul of Miro's Sidekicks and Flows AI surfaces launched at Canvas 25. Joe traces how his hobbyist love of Eurorack modular synthesizers shaped Flows, arguing that visible, patchable connections reveal what a chat box hides, and that a good tool's structure can enable rather than constrain creativity. He and Douglas dig into what he calls the "visual trace" - treating an AI agent like a new hire who needs onboarding, check-ins, and a replayable record so a whole team, not just one operator, can trust and build on its work. The conversation covers how cheap execution is reshaping product development, from teams showing up to meetings with working prototypes instead of slide decks, to Miro's internal VibeLab tool solving the "Git problem" of AI-generated design branches, to the rise of throwaway personal software built for an audience of one. They close on a candid discussion of the switching costs of chat-interface lock-in and Joe's conviction that the healthiest relationship with AI comes from building things with it, not just asking it questions.

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Byla to velká sláva, když se v létě 1971 mohli řidiči poprvé projet po prvním úseku dálnice D1 z Prahy do Mirošovic. Bylo to sice jen prvních 21 kilometrů a, jak vtipně konstatoval dobový filmový týdeník, dálnici bylo možné projet dřív, než řidič dokouřil cigaretu. Československo mělo v té době v délce dálniční sítě co dohánět, což se ovšem nezměnilo dodnes.

Miro Gladovic's journey in sport is anything but ordinary. Born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, he began as a professional soccer goalkeeper before his playing career ended prematurely — leading him to reinvent himself in a way few have. In 1997 he became Australia's first accredited FIFA Players' Agent, and at the time the youngest in the world, going on to broker international transfer deals worth tens of millions of dollars and represent players at clubs like FC Barcelona and Bayern Munich. Since then, Miro has moved into coaching, working within the youth systems of clubs including Tampa Bay United and the New York Red Bulls, and most recently at the college level in the United States. That wealth of experience is now channeled into SoccerFamilyAgent.com — a platform built specifically for families of young soccer players, helping them understand the recruitment world, avoid common pitfalls, and give their children the best possible chance at a professional career. In this episode, Miro brings a rare perspective — player, agent, and coach — to the conversation about what youth soccer families really need to know, and how parents can best support their child's journey without getting in the way of it. Connect with Miro SoccerFamilyAgent: soccerfamilyagent.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/miro-gladovic If today's conversation resonated, I will send one idea every Friday for sports parents.  Subscribe at hernanchousa.com

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Jimmy wrote an article about how to operationalize people following people ( https://www.superpath.co/blog/people-follow-people ). In this episode we chat about the employee advocacy program he's building at Miro and Eric, Ruth, and Alex share their ow...

Vanessa Monsequeira spent years leading change initiatives and helping organizations roll out new systems. Again and again, she saw that the hardest part wasn't convincing people to change, it was that the work itself had never been intentionally designed. That realization led her to apply product thinking to the workplace, treating work as something to be researched, tested, and continuously improved. In this episode, Dart and Vanessa discuss what it means to design work intentionally, how product thinking is reshaping HR, and why the future of work depends less on new technology than on better design.Vanessa Monsequeira is a people and product leader who applies product thinking to the design of work. She has led People teams at Miro and Gorilla and now advises founders and executives on building more intentional, human-centered organizations.In this episode, Dart and Vanessa discuss: - Why work should be designed- HR as a product team- The MVP approach to work- Experimenting before scaling- Rethinking performance management- Designing fairness into systems- Better managers by design- AI as a learning partner- Leading with an abundance mindset- And other topics… Vanessa Monsequeira is a people and product leader who helps organizations design better work through product thinking. She has held leadership roles at Miro, Gorilla, PwC, Deloitte, and Philips, where she applied product management principles to people strategy, employee experience, and organizational design. Today, she advises founders and executives on building better workplaces, developing stronger leaders, and navigating AI-driven change.Connect with Vanessa:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessamonsequeira/Website: https://www.vanessamonsequeira.com/Work with Dart:Dart is the CEO and co-founder of the work design firm 11fold. Build work that makes employees feel alive, connected to their work, and focused on what's most important to the business. Book a call at 11fold.com.

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"The best of the writers know structures are important. And then they forget that they've been intuitively following a structure and tell the world you don't need structure. The rest of the people think they don't need structure and realize by the hundredth page they don't know what the story is going to be." —Anubhav SrivastavaWhat if there was one place where you could brainstorm your story, build your characters, map your world, storyboard your structure, and connect with expert storytellers who could help you take it further? That's exactly what Anubhav Srivastava set out to build. Four years, 17 chapters, and over 2,000 hours into writing his own fantasy fiction novel, Anubhav built VocaTales: a visual story crafting platform designed for planners, organizers, and creative thinkers who need more than a blank page.In this episode, Anubhav breaks down how VocaTales works, how it compares to tools like Scrivener and Miro, and why he built it exclusively for storytellers rather than corporate use cases. He also introduces UpTales, the companion platform where writers can connect with professional editors, writing coaches, and storytelling experts for short calls, long-term coaching, or workshopping their work. Together, VocaTales and UpTales form what Anubhav calls the Creator OS: a full flywheel from the first spark of an idea all the way to publication and beyond.We also dig into what Anubhav has learned from interviewing and collaborating with great storytellers, why structure is the most underrated tool any writer has, and why he believes AI should power your left brain tasks so your right brain can stay free to do what only humans can do. This one is equal parts product demo, storytelling masterclass, and a deeply personal conversation about dharma, self-discovery, and why the best products, like the best stories, are built for the creator first.In this episode, you will learn to:Use structure and story frameworks as a foundation for creativity rather than a constraint on itUnderstand the difference between VocaTales for building your story and UpTales for finding the right expert to help you grow itStart distributing your creative work from day one — not after the final draft is doneUse AI for analytical and efficiency tasks while protecting your creative right-brain work from outsourcingApply the promise, progress, payoff framework to hook readers from your very first lineLinks & ResourcesFollow Anubhav SrivastavaWebsite → https://www.vocatales.comPlatform → VocaTales (story crafting tool) → https://www.vocatales.comPlatform → UpTales (expert storytelling community) → https://www.uptales.comLinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/anubhavsrivastavaSpecial Offer → Free premium access for TSL listeners → check show notes link at vocatales.comBooks Referenced → The Alchemist by Paulo CoelhoPeople Referenced → Brandon SandersonPeople Referenced → J.R.R. TolkienFor more storytelling tips and strategies, visit:Website → https://rainbennett.comPodcast → https://thestorytellinglabpodcast.comOr follow along at:TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@chiefstorytellingofficerTwitter/X → https://twitter.com/rainbennettInstagram → https://www.instagram.com/rainbennettFacebook → https://www.facebook.com/thestorytellinglabYouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@RainBennett Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Executive Summary: Most women leaders know AI could accelerate their careers—but don't know where to start. Executive coach Sabrina Braham and author Barry O'Reilly reveal the Traits, Tasks, and Tools framework that eliminates AI paralysis, builds confidence in unfamiliar leadership roles, and helps women leaders AI career growth into bigger opportunities—starting this week. Quick Takeaways: 69% of women say AI has opened new career pathways—but only for those who start using it now (ANSR Women in Tech Report, 2026). The Traits, Tasks, Tools framework reveals how to match AI to the way you personally do your best work. Use AI to pressure-test your thinking—never to hand over your judgment. That distinction changes everything. Asking AI "What questions should I be asking as a VP?" instantly elevates your perspective without years of experience. The worst thing you can do in a time of AI uncertainty is nothing. You must be in it to learn it. You know you should be using AI. You've heard the urgency, seen the headlines, maybe even opened ChatGPT, stared at that blinking cursor—and quietly closed the tab. Here's what I want you to know: that moment of hesitation doesn't mean you're behind. It means you haven't yet found your entry point. I'm Sabrina Braham, executive leadership coach (MA, MFT, PCC) with 30+ years of experience, and host of the Women's Leadership Success Podcast—top 1.5% globally with over 950,000 downloads. I coach senior women leaders at Stanford, Ernst & Young, Autodesk, and across the tech industry. And one of the most common things I hear from directors, VPs, and C-suite executives right now is: "I don't know where to start with AI." New research backs this up: Chief and The Harris Poll surveyed 1,000+ senior women leaders in 2026 and found that while 85% are active players in their organization's AI strategy, the approach matters enormously. The leaders who get ahead aren't the ones who automate the most—they're the ones who build human capability alongside AI. And according to the ANSR Women in Tech Report 2026, 69% of women who do engage with AI report it opens entirely new career pathways in product strategy, transformation leadership, and AI governance. In this episode of the Women's Leadership Success Podcast, I welcome back Barry O'Reilly—author of Artificial Organizations: Build Better Judgment, Speed, and Results with Machine and Human Intelligence, keynote speaker at Gartner's CFO Conference, and one of the most sought-after AI leadership advisors in the world. Since our last conversation, Barry has been traveling globally—observing how leaders at every level are (and aren't) adapting to AI. His findings are equal parts sobering and energizing. This is Part 1 of a two-part series. Here, we focus on women leaders using AI for personal growth, confidence, and career advancement. In Part 2, we go deeper into how AI can transform your strategic thinking and decision-making as an executive leader. Why Women Leaders Are Paralyzed at the AI Starting Line After keynoting Gartner's CFO Conference and spending months in leadership rooms across North America, Barry reports seeing the same pattern everywhere: hesitation. "People don't really know where to start," he says. "They constantly hear about new tools arriving in the market. They hear that everything they were meant to do last week is no longer the right thing to do this week. And it all leads to hesitation—which, counterintuitively, is the worst possible response." I know this directly from my coaching practice. I've spoken with women leaders who are brilliant, accomplished, and deeply capable—who are also avoiding AI entirely because they don't know what to do first. And I understand it, because I was there too. When I first started exploring AI, I treated it as if it were smarter than me—as if whatever it said must be right. That mindset kept me small. What changed? Doing the exercises in Barry's book. Going through them shifted me from intimidated observer to active director. Now, AI is my servant—I correct it, challenge it, redirect it. My creative and analytical output has genuinely expanded as a result. "Counterintuitively, the worst thing you can do when there's uncertainty is do nothing. Because you don't learn anything." — Barry O'Reilly This matters especially for women in tech, where the stakes are already high. The ANSR 2026 report found that despite women producing 43% of the world's female STEM graduates, only 14% hold C-suite seats. The gap isn't pipeline—it's systems. AI fluency is rapidly becoming one of those systemic differentiators. The women who build it now will have compounding advantage; those who wait will face a steeper climb. My Leading Before You're Ready playbook is built on exactly this truth: you don't wait to feel fully prepared. You use every available tool—coaching, community, AI—to think and show up at the level you're stepping into. The Traits, Tasks, and Tools Framework: The Smarter Way to Start with AI Most people approach AI for women leaders career growth backwards. They hear about a tool, jump into it, hunt for something useful to do, get mediocre results, and conclude AI isn't for them. Barry's Traits, Tasks, and Tools framework—one of the most referenced frameworks in Artificial Organizations—completely resequences this. The problem: "Most people with this technology just jump straight into the tool. They try to figure out a task to use it for. And only if ever do they ask themselves how they actually do their best work." That backwards approach locks you into the tool's opinions about how work should be done—which may have nothing to do with how you create your best thinking. Trait-First: Start With How YOU Do Your Best Work Before you open any AI tool, answer honestly: When do I do my best thinking? Are you a talker? Your best ideas emerge in conversation and dialogue. Are you a writer? You process and synthesize by putting things on paper. Are you a visual thinker? You need diagrams, maps, and frameworks to see clearly. Do you need solitude and quiet to generate insight, or energy and people? Barry's personal discovery here is instructive. Dyslexic and self-described as a D-student in English literature, he'd spent years trying to write like he imagined writers wrote—sitting quietly, composing prose. "I drank a lot of wine and sat by a lot of fires, but I didn't create much content." Once he recognized that his natural trait was talking, everything changed. He hired a journalist to interview him conversationally, used transcription to capture the output, and went from blank pages to 10,000 words of book content in roughly three hours. That's not a productivity hack. That's a trait-matched workflow—and it's what women leaders using AI for career growth need to build for themselves. Task-Next: Where Does Your Leadership Create the Most Value? Once you know your traits, identify the tasks where you create outsized value. Not the email and calendar management—the strategic work that shapes your team, your organization, and your career trajectory. This might be: Synthesizing complex information into clear executive recommendations Preparing for high-stakes meetings and presentations Developing your team's thinking and capability Building strategic scenarios and options for decision-making Crafting your executive narrative for visibility and advancement Tool-Last: Find What Matches Both Your Traits and Your Tasks Only now do you select tools. Barry matched his "talker" trait and "content creation" task to meeting co-pilots and transcription tools. For women leaders with different trait profiles: If you're a talker preparing for board presentations: Use voice-to-text capture combined with a generative AI to structure and refine your speaking points. Tools like Otter.ai for capture and Claude or ChatGPT for synthesis are a natural combination. If you're a writer preparing strategic memos: Use AI as a sophisticated thinking partner—share your draft, ask it to steelman the opposing view, and challenge every assumption. If you're a visual thinker: Use AI to generate frameworks and then render them in tools like Miro or Canva. Ask AI to "map this decision as a 2x2 matrix" and then build on what it generates. How AI Builds Leadership Confidence in Unfamiliar Territory This is the angle I brought to this conversation that Barry told me he'd never considered—and it's at the heart of what I see women leaders needing most right now. A director gets promoted to VP. A leader's company downsizes and she inherits three departments overnight. A high-potential executive gets tapped for a stretch role she doesn't feel prepared for. These are the moments when imposter syndrome spikes, when visibility feels risky, when the gap between who you are today and who the role requires feels widest. I asked Barry: "How can women leaders use AI to build their confidence in these transitions?" Here's how he frames the three levels of AI impact: Level 1 – Productivity: You bolt AI onto your existing workflow. Emails are faster, documents generate quicker. Real but modest—5 to 10% improvement. Level 2 – Performance: You use AI to pressure-test your thinking and challenge your mindset before high-stakes situations. Your judgment improves, and better decisions follow. Level 3 – Executive Presence: AI offloads cognitive load by capturing conversations, tracking decisions, and surfacing context. You arrive at every meeting calm, prepared, and fully present. This is where careers accelerate—and where women leaders using AI for career growth unlock the biggest competitive advantage. My own experience makes this concrete. I started using AI to help reorganize a storage shed—asking it to help me think through what goes where, what organization system would work best. After three days of working on it together, AI said to me: "You're getting better at this." And the following week, when I had a larger project,...

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