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Jason Terrazas is the co-owner of Roots Co Marketing, where he helps businesses scale by combining digital marketing with real-world operations support. Before launching into entrepreneurship, Jason spent 10 years with Homeland Security as a regulatory inspector. He and his wife moved to Oklahoma City in 2012, where they fostered four teenage boys—one of whom they adopted—and are raising two sons of their own. Today, Jason focuses on helping business owners simplify growth by combining smart marketing, payroll, HR compliance, and automation strategies that free them up to focus on what they do best.About the BusinessesJason and his wife K'Lee run multiple businesses designed to help service-based companies grow. Their agency, Roots Co Marketing, specializes in client acquisition through Google Ads and Google Map Pack ranking. PayLynx Global offers fully integrated payroll, HR, and payment processing solutions to keep companies compliant while reducing admin headaches. Their AI voice platform, Intake EQ, acts like a 24/7 receptionist—answering calls, qualifying leads, and booking appointments—so business owners never miss a customer again.This was such a good time, hope you all enjoy this episode… KEEPGOING!Follow Jason: IG- https://www.instagram.com/jasonpaul76?igsh=dndtcnI2ZjBta3V4FB- https://www.facebook.com/share/1GBTFMejJC/?mibextid=wwXIfrBusiness- https://rootscomarketing.com/Follow me:IG- https://www.instagram.com/zdsellsokc/FB- https://www.facebook.com/ZDsellsOKC/

Discover how Ezra uses FDA-cleared AI to transform MRI imaging. CEO Emi Gal explains how Ezra Flash speeds up scan times while improving quality, and how Ezra Assist aids radiologists with accurate annotations. Their AI-powered process makes full-body cancer screening possible in just 22 minutes—for under $500. Learn how this innovation is redefining medical imaging from acquisition to interpretation.

Canva has over 230 million users. Their AI features? Used more than 16 billion times in the past year. So how does a company at that scale keep customer experience simple, human, and aligned? I sat down with Rob Gilio, Chief Customer Officer at Canva, to unpack how they're scaling CX, sales, and support—without losing their design-driven soul. We talked about: The “bow tie” framework Canva uses to align teams across the full journey Why background remover became their most-used AI feature—and how business users deploy it at scale How Canva blends product-led growth with real human support across global teams Why CXOs must own post-purchase if they want to unlock enterprise value If you're rethinking how to scale CX with AI, data, and design in a high-growth business—this one's for you.

Send us a textKomal Amin (Koko) shares how GOAT Gaming is leveraging Telegram's billion-user ecosystem to pioneer AI-powered Web3 gaming with fast, competitive gameplay where users can win prizes and earn crypto.• Telegram provides unique distribution opportunities through peer-to-peer messaging• GOAT Gaming onboarded 5 million users by creating strong referral loops• Success on Telegram requires adapting to its unique ecosystem rather than following traditional marketing playbooks• AlphaGoats introduces AI characters that serve as community managers and content creators• Their AI character "Amy" runs competitive social games that increased engagement by 4x• AI allows marketers to test and iterate without engineering resources, cutting content cycles from weeks to 24 hours• Being able to test, capture data, and iterate quickly is critical in fast-moving spaces• The integration of AI with Web3 gaming may finally help overcome adoption barriersThis episode was recorded through a Descript call on June 11, 2025. Read the blog article and show notes here: https://webdrie.net/the-telegram-gaming-revolution-why-1-billion-users-are-the-untapped-goldmFind Out More >>Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Anish Agarwal and Raj Agrawal, co-founders of Traversal, are transforming how enterprises handle critical system failures. Their AI agents can perform root cause analysis in 2-4 minutes instead of the hours typically spent by teams of engineers scrambling in Slack channels. Drawing from their academic research in causal inference and gene regulatory networks, they've built agents that systematically traverse complex dependency maps to identify the smoking gun logs and problematic code changes. As AI-generated code becomes more prevalent, Traversal addresses a growing challenge: debugging systems where humans didn't write the original code, making AI-powered troubleshooting essential for maintaining reliable software at scale. Hosted by Sonya Huang and Bogomil Balkansky, Sequoia Capital Mentioned in this episode: SRE: Site reliability engineering. The function within engineering teams that monitors and improves the availability and performance of software systems and services. Golden signals: four key metrics used by Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) to monitor the health and performance of IT systems: latency, traffic, errors and saturation. MELT data:  Metrics, events, log, and traces. A framework for observability. The Bitter Lesson: Another mention of Nobel Prize  winner Rich Sutton's influential post.

This podcast is brought to you by Outcomes Rocket, your exclusive healthcare marketing agency. Learn how to accelerate your growth by going to outcomesrocket.com What if the key to transforming healthcare isn't just technology, but bringing compassionate, personalized care back into the home? In this episode, Dr. Jessica Son, Chief Medical Officer of Clover Care Services at Clover Health, shared her journey from primary care physician to healthcare executive, driven by a desire to fix systemic gaps she observed while doing house-call medicine. At Clover Health, a next-generation Medicare Advantage company, she leads value-based care initiatives that combine technology with human-centered delivery. Their AI-powered Clover Assistant equips physicians with real-time insights to improve outcomes and reduce care gaps, while an in-home clinical team ensures patients receive personalized and coordinated support. Dr. Son emphasized the urgency of proactive, compassionate care amid a strained healthcare system and a growing elderly population. She welcomes partnerships with organizations and providers who share Clover's mission to improve lives through holistic, home-based care. Tune in for a powerful conversation on how Clover Health is blending technology, human connection, and home-based support to improve outcomes for those who need it most! Resources: Connect with and follow Dr. Jessica Son on LinkedIn. Follow Clover Health on LinkedIn and explore their website.

How the founder of a Horizon Robotics plans to become the Microsoft for robots. Join the Scottish Mortgage Team as we sit down with Dr. Kai Yu, founder of Horizon Robotics, a pioneer in autonomous driving technology. Discover how this ambitious company is transforming vehicles into "computers on wheels" and revolutionising the robotics industry. Episode highlights: Founder's Commitment to Machine Learning: Dr. Kai Yu, a leading AI scientist, has dedicated over 30 years to advancing machine learning. His passion for developing self-learning machines has been a driving force behind Horizon Robotics' innovative solutions.Founding Mission of Horizon Robotics: Horizon Robotics aims to transform vehicles into "computers on wheels" by mastering both hardware and software development. Their AI chips and computing platforms are pivotal in achieving various levels of autonomous driving, making them a key player in the autonomous driving revolution.Global Partnerships with OEMs: Horizon's "Journey Together" mantra has fostered strong relationships with automakers worldwide, including a significant $2bn investment from Volkswagen. These collaborations showcase Horizon's ability to build trust and embrace global partnerships.Embracing Innovation: The competitive and crowded EV market in China serves as an ideal testing ground for Horizon's technology. With over 50% market share, Horizon has successfully taken on Western Advanced Driver Assistance System providers, proving their scalable solutions' effectiveness.Vision for the Future: Horizon Robotics envisions becoming the "Microsoft for robots," applying their technology across various industries. This ambition highlights their potential to revolutionise not just autonomous driving but the entire robotics landscape.Whether you're an investor, tech enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of technology, this episode offers valuable insights into a company poised to become a leader in the robotics industry. Check the podcast description to ensure this content is suitable for you. Your capital is at risk. Presenter: Claire ShawExecutive Producer: Niamh KiddLine producer: Jessica Rooney Broadcast Technician: Samual O'Hare Editors: Rhona Taylor-Craig, An Phan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vending machines consistently appear on "top 10 side hustle" lists for good reason - they can generate passive income while requiring minimal day-to-day involvement. In this exciting episode, we explore the untapped opportunities in this business, from building a profitable enterprise to helping other businesses make more sales and grow faster.Today's guest, Scott Brown, owns Snax Depot, a thriving vending machine business that uses AI to optimize inventory and maximize profits. Scott reveals what it's really like to run a vending machine business and shares insights to help you start and succeed. He breaks down how his game-changing profit-sharing model and hands-off management approach create win-win partnerships with location owners, allowing them to generate more income.Whether considering a side hustle or looking to add passive income to your existing business, this episode delivers practical insights you won't want to miss.In today's episode of the Harvest Growth Podcast, we cover: The reality of running a vending machine business and why it's simpler than most people think.How advanced analytics and predictive technology eliminate common vending machine frustrations like product hangups and inventory stockouts.How to generate substantial passive income without any additional effort simply by hosting a smart vending machine.And so much more!If you're interested in vending machines for your business location or as a business opportunity, check out Snax Depot. Their AI-powered machines provide a hands-off experience for location owners while maximizing profits. Visit www.snax-depot.com or call 781-269-1169 to learn more.To be a guest on our next podcast, contact us today!Do you have a brand that you'd like to launch or grow? Do you want help from a partner that has successfully launched hundreds of brands totaling over $2 billion in revenues? Visit HarvestGrowth.com and set up a free consultation with us today!

Why do soft skills matter more than ever? As AI automates more tasks, human skills - like communication, creativity, and teamwork - are becoming the new gold standard, at work and beyond. But how do we actually measure and develop these skills meaningfully and at scale? Deeper Signals, a personality assessment platform built by psychologists, blends rigorous psychometrics with intuitive tech to democratize self-awareness. Their AI doesn't replace human judgment - it augments it. Think of it as a smart coach: offering personalized insights, guiding hiring, and shaping development. As Reece Akhtar, CEO & Co-founder, shared on A Better HR Business podcast: “We started in a bedroom during COVID. Now, over half a million assessments later, we're helping global enterprises align people, culture, and strategy - with data, not gut feel.” In a wide-ranging discussion, Reece and I talked about: ✅ How Deeper Signals is bridging the gap between scientific rigor and user-friendly design. ✅ Why Reece believes soft skills are the new superpower in the age of AI. ✅ The challenge of building tools that work for HR, employees, and managers. ✅ How Deeper Signals stands out in a space full of both serious and “fun” assessments. ✅ Product evolution: What guides their roadmap and what they've learned building for scale. ✅ Why education and thought leadership play a key role in their customer strategy. ✅ Expanding their assessment library, deepening AI capabilities, and tracking big shifts in HR tech. ✅ And much more. You can find the podcast discussion on the Get More HR Clients website and on the Podcast: A Better HR Business LinkedIn page. Website: www.deepersignals.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/reeceakhtar For show notes and to see details of our previous guests, check out the podcast page here: www.GetMoreHRClients.com/Podcast  HR BUSINESS GROWTH RESOURCES Get the new book - Grow A Successful HR Business Your Way Consulting Services For HR Software And Consulting Firms: Consulting Services. VISIT GET MORE HR CLIENTS Want more clients for your HR-related consultancy or HR Tech business? Visit the Get More HR Clients website for articles, newsletters, podcasts, videos, resources, and more.

Timestamps:2:29 - How Sami became interested in cinema11:15 - How to define visions and impact22:55 - What can Largo.AI actually do?27:55 - Does AI kill creativity?53:23 - Largo.AI's plans for the near futureThis episode was co-produced by SICTIC, the leading angel investor network in Switzerland.Click here to check out our free Founders Agreement masterclass, with Melanie Gabriel from Yokoy, Christof Roduner from Scandit, and Viviana Gropengiesser from Talent Kick.About Sami Arpa & Yunus Erduran:Sami Arpa is the CEO and founder of Largo.AI, a startup providing next-generation storytelling tools for the audiovisual industry using artificial intelligence. He holds a PhD in Computational Aesthetics from EPFL and was also the co-founder of Sofy.tv, a short film streaming service later acquired by Cosmoblue.Yunus Erduran is a founder and documentary filmmaker, and one of the first investors of Largo.AI. He holds a BA in Economics from Boğaziçi University (Turkey) and is currently active as Executive Partner at Eğlenceli Bilim, a company offering curriculum-compliant science programs to all educational institutions in Turkey. He's also the podcast producer and host of arastirmaca, together with his co-host Müge Bakioğlu.Largo has developed data-assisted intelligence which can be introduced early in the life of a film project, right from script choice and development, through filming, post-production and theatrical release. Largo empowers production companies with data-enhanced ROI uplift and reduction of risk. Their AI models were trained with 400K+ movies/TV shows, 250K+ commercials, 950K+ talents. Largo's clients are usually producers and studios (on the film side) and agencies and brands (on the advertising side). 

In this episode, we speak with Frederic Laziou, CEO, Puzzel, a leading European provider of cloud-based contact center solutions, helping businesses deliver seamless customer service across multiple channels. Their AI-powered CX platform integrates voice, email, chat, and social media, enhancing efficiency and personalization. With 25+ years of experience, Puzzel continues to innovate, ensuring businesses stay ahead in customer engagement.  We talked with Frederic about their journey well on their way to reaching 100m Euro in ARR, how M&A has been an important strategy, and a focus on defining a product operating model that supports sustainable and continued growth. Specifically in this episode, we discuss how a focus on building the right things from a product perspective is key, which also at times means sunseting product programs and features that don't support the P&L in a positive manner. How do you assess which features are adding real value versus those that are just adding complexity? Once you identify redundant or low-value features, what practical steps do you take to sunset them?  How do you communicate this to customers, and what challenges can you expect to face in ensuring a smooth transition? What are the biggest cultural or leadership challenges shifting from a "feature factory" mindset to an outcome-driven approach?  This and much more. Tune in to learn mode from Frederic and his team's journey moving away from a feature factory to an outcome-driven product approach that drives tangible financial value to both the customer and the business.  

Today we're examining the evolution of asset management and financial advisory services. As technology transforms how we invest and manage wealth, we're exploring the critical balance between innovation and human expertise. We'll discuss how disruption in the advisory space creates new opportunities for clients and advisors alike, why personal relationships remain essential even as AI expands, and how progressive firms are reimagining compensation models. We'll also look at the hybrid approach resonating with next-gen clients who want both self-directed tools and personalized guidance. Joining me to explore these topics are Steven Woods, CEO and Founder of Stirlingshire, and Jim Webb, VP of Investments. Their firm is working to remake the asset management model for both clients and advisors. Today, we'll hear about their non-traditional approach to wealth management, how they're balancing technology with the human touch, and why this matters for both financial professionals and their clients. The Big Ideas: Challenging the Traditional Asset Management Fee Structure: Stirlingshire allows advisors to keep 100% of asset management fees and commissions with zero expenses. This flips the traditional model where firms take substantial cuts from advisor earnings, creating better economics for both clients and advisors. The "Advice on Demand" Innovation: Stirlingshire offers a hybrid model between self-directed investing and full management. Clients can self-direct at zero commission but access professional advisors when needed, with advisors only getting paid when their specific recommendations result in profits. Technology-Enabled Compliance and Remote Work: By embedding compliance directly into their technology systems, Stirlingshire eliminates the need for physical offices and reduces compliance staffing. This automation significantly reduces overhead costs while increasing advisor flexibility. AI as an Efficiency Tool, Not a Replacement: Rather than replacing human advisors, Stirlingshire uses AI to make them more efficient. Their AI tools quickly analyze portfolios and provide market context, saving advisors time without making actual investment decisions. Disrupting the Industry to Drive Broader Change: Stirlingshire aims to force change across the entire financial advisory industry, similar to how Robinhood disrupted commission structures. Their goal is to push other independent firms toward more advisor-friendly compensation models by demonstrating a successful alternative approach.

In the latest episode of Leaders in Payments, Greg Myers speaks with John Minutaglio, CTO of Payarc, about the role of artificial intelligence in payments. Payarc, a rapidly growing payment processor, has built a reputation for providing high-touch service to merchants and agents. Their focus has always been on fostering strong relationships, and AI is now playing a crucial role in enhancing that experience.John explains that Payarc's AI strategy is centered on augmenting human interactions rather than replacing them. Their AI framework, called PI, assists customer support teams by providing insights and recommendations, allowing representatives to respond more efficiently and personally to merchant needs. One significant use case is churn prediction, where AI analyzes data to identify merchants at risk of leaving. By proactively alerting human representatives, Payarc can engage with customers before they churn, leading to increased retention.Another powerful application of AI at Payarc is in developer support. Their AI tools help software providers integrate Payarc's payment solutions more effectively by analyzing code and identifying errors, reducing the need for complex troubleshooting. AI also enhances fraud detection, particularly in mitigating ACH reject fraud. By analyzing behavioral patterns and external data sources, Payarc can identify suspicious activities before they escalate into financial losses.John highlights that AI in payments is not just about automation but about using intelligence to drive better service, security, and efficiency. As AI continues to evolve, Payarc aims to remain at the forefront, leveraging advanced models to improve customer confidence, reduce fraud, and enhance the overall payment experience.

AI is rapidly transforming hearing technology, and Femtosense is at the forefront of this shift. Sam Fok, co-founder and CEO of FemtoSense, discusses the company's AI-driven chip technology and its applications in hearing aids, earbuds, and other audio devices. FemtoSense, founded in 2018 out of Stanford University, specializes in neuromorphic engineering, a method that mimics the brain's efficiency to enable AI processing on low-power devices. Their AI chip optimizes speech separation and noise reduction while maintaining battery efficiency—critical for hearing devices that operate within strict power constraints.Fok highlights how hearing aids are becoming an arena for cutting-edge AI innovation, similar to how Deep Learning transformed computing. With AI-driven real-time speech enhancement, modern hearing aids can now improve the clarity of conversations in noisy environments, addressing one of the biggest barriers to adoption. As AI capabilities advance, hearing aids are shifting from simple preset sound adjustments to adaptive, real-time sound processing, providing a more personalized and effective hearing experience.Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest episodes each week, and follow This Week in Hearing on LinkedIn and X (formerly Twitter): https://www.linkedin.com/company/this-week-in-hearing/https://twitter.com/WeekinHearing

On this episode of The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast, we explore MSSP partnerships and technology providers with Raffaele Mautone, CEO of Judy Security.Raffaele brings a strong background in IT, sales, and operations, with extensive experience in cybersecurity and IT shaping the foundation of Judy Security. He has a proven track record of leading teams through successful acquisitions, strategic planning, and large-scale program deployments.Throughout his career, he has worked with major companies like Duo, FireEye, McAfee, and Dell, focusing on marketing and sales strategies, business process improvements, and go-to-market programs.Judy Security delivers enterprise-grade cybersecurity tailored for SMBs and MSPs. Their AI-powered platform is affordable, intuitive, and designed to seamlessly integrate with MSP business models while addressing the unique security challenges of SMBs. With Judy Security, businesses can stay protected with advanced, easy-to-use cybersecurity solutions—because safeguarding data shouldn't be complicated.

Whether we admit it, like it, or believe it, we're in a relationship with AI.That's the first of many powerful reflections made by Sara Vienna, Metalab's Chief Design Officer, in her must-read manifesto about how design and product must evolve. Unlike the design leaders who speculate about AI's impact, Sara and her world-class team are years ahead. They are designing disruptive AI product experiences and leveraging AI to elevate their workflows. Sara's episode is one of the most important conversations we've had about the future of design and products.Listen on Spotify | Listen on Apple PodcastsShe believes that AI will change how we work and what we build. Those who embrace the potential of AI will succeed in the oncoming disruption. But most importantly, the future of product+AI will be in making five mindset shifts:They're fundamentally principles for humanizing experiences. The hope is that AI will finally bridge the divide so products can deliver the value we've always wished was possible in the most humanized way possible. But there will be challenges in accomplishing this:* Most product orgs are built around the concept of delivery, not design excellence* Unlocking user data: Getting access to valuable data and knowing how to use it in a meaningful way are still more fantasy than reality* In every direction we turn, trust is being diluted* Design as we know it will need to be reborn to adapt to move from creating pixel-perfect interfaces to ones that adapt and spawn based on user interactionsAgain, I highly recommend listening to the entire episode.Thanks for reading Design of AI: Strategies & insights for product teams! This post is public so feel free to share it.Envisioning the future of design & productIf we extrapolate on Sara Vienna's vision of how design should change, a couple of core reality checks come to mind:* Today, we can't even conceptualize what products will be able to do tomorrow. Just like new AI tools are being released faster than we can read about them, more teams than ever are competing to deliver the use case & interaction model that will redefine a category. It's a race to an undefined & moving finish line.* The underlying models may be the heartbeat of future products, but design will always be the brain. Products plug into whichever model suits them best at a particular moment, usually based on cost and accuracy. But just like each of our minds brings a different lived reality and way of using knowledge, the models are less important than the strategy that's been designed into the product.* Fewer designers and product managers will yield immense power. AI automation platforms —like Make and Loveable— can effectively replicate more than half of products today. This percentage will grow until such a point that any product will soon be able to be cloned, undermining its competitive advantage. The designers and product managers working on the future of design will have the funding that enables them to compete in a global race that they're likely to lose because they don't know what competition they're actually facing. The rest of us will be working to keep the lights on.Big question: How should we be using AI, today?Photoshop celebrated its 35th birthday today and is a perfect reminder of how disruptive platforms eventually become part of the boring vocabulary of the everyday.GenAI platforms, like ChatGPT, are in their infancy. Everything seems equal parts novel and confusing. We're still unsure how to use this superintelligence, only that we should be using it. Photoshop's rise was similar: a platform that opened up so many possibilities but whose ultimate impact wasn't felt until it redefined the designer role many years later. What's happening today is that employees are smuggling AI into work and this makes sense given the recent McKinsey report that finds that leaders are slow to adopt because of risks and a lack of vision.Our research finds the biggest barrier to scaling is not employees—who are ready—but leaders, who are not steering fast enough.Anthropic, the maker of Claude, published their Economic Index report and found that AI use is most prevalent in computer & mathematical occupations. Their AI model is mainly used for programming and administrative tasks.What the data also show is that design and creative tasks aren't core use cases, yet. And rightfully so, large language models best serve requests about processing content and code, not pixels and ideas. A report about how generative AI is used in journalism showcases this by highlighting that even the creative tasks are largely operational ones, like resizing images and animating.This data highlights the divide in how leading organizations, like Metalab and Superside, leverage AI compared to the everyday user. While the average person uses Midjourney to generate stock art, leading designers automatically generate localized creative based on design systems and content guidelines.The reality is that product teams have three core workstreams:* Operations: Planning, organizing, editing, describing (e.g. Notion)* Creativity: Ideating, revising, collecting, analyzing (e.g. Cove)* Productivity: Deciding, planning, organizing, explaining (e.g. ChatGPT)Every designer, product manager, writer, producer, and researcher completes tasks in these three workstreams. And every one of you should be taking the time to break down your typical workflows into discrete activities so that you can explore what AI solutions can either augment or automate non-critical tasks.An example of this is how Kyle Soucy is using AI to streamline person and journey map creation. This type of knowledge work is considered sacred by traditionalists but as you can see in her article, she's broken down her workflow to find effortful tasks to be augmented/automated. We can question AI's accuracy all we want. We can challenge if models were trained ethically. And we can debate what percentage of your job may benefit from using AI. What will not change is the undeniable truth that the intelligence and capabilities of these models and tools will only improve. The sooner we embrace that truth, the better positioned we are to control our own fates. For example, a recent study evaluated AI vs. human-generated therapy responses from 13 expert therapists (clinical psychologists, counseling psychologists, marriage and family therapists, and a psychiatrist). The report found (questionable) data to indicate that users couldn't tell if a human or an AI made the responses. The AI also outperformed human therapists on empathy, professionalism, and cultural competence.We'll soon reach a point where generative AI can output designs that are indiscernibly human or automated. In this near-term reality, the role of designers must evolve or be replaced.A recommended action plan for how you should be using AI today:* Plan projects and workstreams using templates, resources, and added context* Communicate ideas and insights better by using AI to iterate and expand* Question the rationale, assumptions, and factors that impact the project goal* Compile inspiration, ideas, and information that will broaden your thinking* Analyze larger data sets and more sources than you could have before* Challenge your concepts by making variants and exploring new directions * Create more deliverables by automating localization, multiple formats, and generating content based on systemsIf you enjoy this content, please make sure to listen to the Design of AI podcast on Spotify and Apple. Make sure to follow us and rate the show if you like the show!Add me on LinkedIn if you want to ask any questions or discuss a project. This is a public episode. 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Translating a journalist's gut instinct into code—is it possible? In Norway, iTromsø—a long-standing regional newspaper known for its investigative journalism and deep local coverage—has found a way.Their AI system, DJINN (Data Journalism Interface for News Gathering and Notification), acts like an experienced beat reporter, scanning hundreds of municipal documents and surfacing the most newsworthy leads. The impact? In their first week using DJINN, summer interns fresh out of journalism school produced five front-page stories—on a beat that usually takes years to master.In this episode of Newsroom Robots, I spoke to Rune Ytreberg and Lars Adrian Giske about iTromsø's structured approach to AI-driven reporting and how they built tools that strengthen their local journalism.Rune leads iTromsø's data journalism lab, where he has been developing AI-driven editorial solutions for 70 local newspapers within the Polaris Media Group since 2020. And Lars is the Head of AI at iTromsø and led the development of DJINN. Since its launch in 2023, 36 newspapers across Norway have adopted DJINN, sourcing documents from nearly half of all Norwegian municipalities.Key topics include:•How a small newsroom built AI tools to strengthen investigative journalism •Why their AI systems are designed for specific beats like urban planning and fisheries, reducing hallucinations and increasing precision.•Embedding editorial expertise in AI development •How their fisheries database flagged irregularities and how their urban planning system transformed local accountability coverage.This is just Part 1 of our deep dive into how iTromsø is using AI to power investigative reporting. In Part 2, Rune and Lars will discuss their latest project: AI-powered research assistants that will proactively surface investigative leads for their journalists.Sign up for the Newsroom Robots newsletter for episode summaries and insights from host Nikita Roy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Love, dating, and AI — what could go wrong? Or right? In this Valentine's Day special, Rana el Kaliouby and a series of expert guests explore how AI is reshaping romance. First, Will Wu, Chief Technology Officer at Match Group, gives us a peek at how AI is already at work in apps like Tinder and Hinge, helping users choose their best profile pictures and refining match recommendations. Next, the team at Gottman Inc. shares how AI is being used to improve relationships. Their AI-powered tools analyze conversations and help therapists guide couples. The goal? Better communication, healthier relationships, and maybe even fewer breakups. Finally, we meet Violeta and her AI husband. Her story challenges how we think about love, connection, and what it means to feel truly understood. Swiping, coupled up, or AI-curious? This episode is for you.  About Pioneers of AI Pioneers of AI is your guide to the latest technological frontier. Each week, host Rana el Kaliouby (AI scientist, investor, author, co-founder of Affectiva) is joined by the leading creators, critics, and thinkers behind mind-blowing technology and asks the important questions about how artificial intelligence is changing the way we live. As we venture together into the unknown, Pioneers is your tool to understanding and anticipating what comes next. Subscribe to Pioneers of AI on YouTube: youtube.com/@pioneersofai

For today's episode, we are digging up our latest knowledge of AI and DeSci.Yesnoerror is flipping the script on research validation.Instead of traditional AI fact-checkers, they're letting the research community influence what gets verified next.Their AI agent, as co-founder Ben Parr explains, digs through millions of papers catching details human reviewers might overlook. Every check is transparent and incentivized through tokens, keeping everyone honest.By leveraging blockchain, YNE bypasses longstanding academic headaches by providing fast and reliable research validation without holdups. This goes beyond catching errorss. This is about accelerating science through open verification.As autonomous agents grow more common, YNE's trust-building approach could shape how we handle AI systems across the board.Let's explore how it all works.Join The Rollup Edge: https://members.therollup.coWebsite: https://therollup.co/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1P6ZeYd..Podcast: https://therollup.co/category/podcastFollow us on X: https://www.x.com/therollupcoFollow Rob on X: https://www.x.com/robbie_rollupFollow Andy on X: https://www.x.com/ayyyeandyJoin our TG group: https://t.me/+8ARkR_YZixE5YjBhThe Rollup Disclosures: https://therollup.co/the-rollup-discl

HETMA would like to thank Huddly for sponsoring us during ISE 2025!Huddly is dedicated to empowering human collaboration through disruptive innovation. By combining expertise in artificial intelligence, software, hardware, and user experience, Huddly crafts intelligent camera systems that enable inclusive and productive teamwork. Their AI-powered cameras provide high-quality video meetings on major platforms, including Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet. With upgradable software, durable hardware, and engaging user experiences, Huddly offers future-proof, scalable, and sustainable solutions for organizations seeking to enhance their collaborative efforts.During ISE 2025, they are at Booth 3A700, where they are showcasing how quickly their equipment can be set up and operated. When we recorded with them on Wednesday, the record set-up time was 43 seconds!Our HETMA volunteers were excited to see how simple the Huddly equipment is to deploy while also being the high quality we have come to expect from Huddly. We believe what Huddly has to offer is great for tech managers, student workers, and faculty alike!But don't just take our word for it! According to Laurie Moss,The cameras just work!For those interested in learning more about Huddly and the products featured at ISE, head over to https://www.huddly.com/ and follow them on X: https://x.com/HuddlyInc and LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/huddly/ .

Did China just win the AI race? Meet a little-known Chinese startup called DeepSeek. Their AI models are outperforming big names like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard — not just in price but in performance — triggering a global tech selloff. And the surprises don't stop there. The U.S. government is eyeing another piece of Chinese tech for a potential ban: your Wi-Fi router.

Today's guests are Ali Sarilgan, CEO & Ozge Islegen-Wojdyla, CTO at EcoTrove. Founded in 2023, EcoTrove's mission is to use technology to build a cheaper, greener and predictable energy ecosystem. They register as your automated energy agent to replace your utility bills with lower-cost, greener, fixed-price payment plans. Backed by leading Silicon Valley investors, EcoTrove are saving each customer an average of 7% off their power bills and 32% off their carbon emissions. CEO and Co-Founder Ali previously led corporate strategy for consumer technology companies and clean technology providers, and advised energy utilities. He also graduated with MS and BS from Stanford. CTO and Co-Founder Ozge is a former Assistant Professor at Northwestern and Stanford PhD focused on energy markets. She previously led statistical interventions and testing as Senior Data Scientist at Instacart. In this episode, Ali and Ozge talks about: Their career journey and passion to create AI for cleaner energy, Their AI-driven energy agent offering cheaper, greener utility solutions, How AI forecasts energy needs and optimizes usage for savings, Becoming an AI-powered energy advisor by optimizing utility relationships and efficiency, Expanding the team to enhance platform and marketing efforts, Seeking passionate candidates for greener energy solutions, Prioritizing carbon reduction, expanding markets and growing their team

Did China just win the AI race? Meet a little-known Chinese startup called DeepSeek. Their AI models are outperforming big names like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini — not just in price but in performance — triggering a global tech selloff. And the surprises don't stop there. The U.S. government is eyeing another piece of Chinese tech for a potential ban: your Wi-Fi router.

In this episode, we dive into the evolving landscape of B2B SaaS attribution with Deepinder Dhingra, Founder and CEO of RevSure.ai. DD shares insights from his 20+ years in enterprise software, analytics, and AI, unpacking how SaaS companies can harness AI-driven attribution to improve GTM strategies. He explores the challenges of attribution complexity, the role of AI in unifying data, and actionable frameworks for building an effective attribution model. DD also shares his thoughts on the future of AI in SaaS and key misconceptions about being a founder in this space.Key Takeaways:1. The Evolution of Attribution in SaaS- Past GTM motions: Outbound, focused on sales-driven efforts.- Present complexity: Consumerization of GTM with multiple teams (marketing, SDR, BDR, sales).- Challenge: Fragmented data across tools requires a robust attribution strategy.2. AI's Role in Attribution- Data Harmonization: AI connects data from CRMs, marketing automation, ABM tools, and offline channels.- Revenue Graphs: Building linkages across touchpoints like leads, campaigns, and opportunities.- Predictive Insights: Real-time data analysis to optimize spend and strategy.3. Common GTM Team Pitfalls- Misaligned Goals: Teams focus on “who gets the credit” rather than actionable insights.- Lack of Full-Funnel Thinking: Insights should span marketing, SDR, and sales efforts.- Overreliance on Rules-Based Models: Shift to data-driven, machine learning approaches like marketing mix models and incrementality testing.4. Building an AI-Powered Attribution Framework- Collaborative Effort: Align marketing, sales, and ops under a shared vision.- Tech Stack Audit: Ensure compatibility with your GTM motion.- Real-Time Monitoring: Use leading and predictive indicators to measure success.Lightning Round Insights:1. Fun Fact About DD: He's a skilled pickleball player!2. Challenge to Solve in Indian SaaS: Optimizing cross-border GTM motions.3. Misconception About Founders: It's not all fun; founders take the brunt of market brutality and drive teams for competitive speed.About RevSure.ai:RevSure.ai is revolutionizing attribution for B2B SaaS companies by leveraging AI to unify data, provide actionable insights, and optimize GTM strategies. Their AI-powered attribution models address the complexities of modern SaaS motions and enable teams to act with precision.Connect with DD:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/deepinder-singh-dhingra-66bb54/RevSure - https://www.revsure.ai/Chapters:01:05 - Intro & DD's Journey in SaaS02:05 - Evolution of Attribution in SaaS07:27 - Complexity in GTM Motions and Data Fragmentation12:10 - AI's Role in Attribution15:10 - Common GTM Team Pitfalls19:02 - Building an AI-Powered Attribution Framework23:26 - KPIs for Attribution Success27:42 - Future of AI in Attribution30:17 - Balancing AI with Human Oversight32:22 - Lightning Round36:42 - Closing Thoughts#b2bsaas #b2b #attribution #marketing #saasVisit our website - https://saassessions.com/Connect with me on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sunilneurgaonkar/

In this thought-provoking episode, Mallory and Seth discuss the transformative potential of AI in addressing equity challenges in higher education. They explore how AI can help institutions better serve "invisible students" — nontraditional learners, first-generation students, and those balancing work or family responsibilities. Highlighting the intersection of technology and education, they provide actionable strategies to improve student success, persistence, and graduation rates.Key TakeawaysAI as a Catalyst for Equity:Proactively identifies and supports at-risk students through early intervention.Personalizes educational journeys with tailored resources and support.Ensures 24/7 access to tools and services for students with nontraditional schedules.Provides data-driven insights to reshape institutional policies and resource allocation.The Importance of Just-in-Time Resources:Students need accessible support at the exact moment they encounter challenges.AI can enable 24/7 assistance across admissions, academic advising, and financial aid.Breaking Down Barriers for First-Generation Students:Address gaps in institutional knowledge with accessible, plain-language communication.Use AI to seamlessly translate materials into multiple languages to meet diverse needs.Affordability of AI Solutions:Many AI tools are cost-effective, making them accessible for under-resourced institutions like community colleges.The Role of Product Design in Student Success:Institutions must design flexible programs to ensure students can re-enroll seamlessly after life interruptions.Why "Invisible Students" Need Attention Mallory sets the stage by defining invisible students as those who often go unnoticed in traditional education systems—such as first-generation students, working adults, and part-time learners. These populations represent a significant portion of the student body but are disproportionately likely to face barriers to graduation, compounding financial challenges like student loan debt.How AI Can Help AI-first strategies can transform how institutions support these students:Proactive Intervention: Predictive analytics identify early warning signs of student disengagement.Personalized Education: Tailored experiences boost engagement and retention.Accessible Support: AI-powered virtual assistants offer help 24/7, meeting students at their point of need.Data-Driven Decision Making: Institutions can reallocate resources based on real-time insights.Real-World Example: Trinity Valley Community College Mallory highlights Trinity Valley Community College's success in implementing AI tools to address the needs of working students. Their AI assistant supports enrollment and student engagement, resulting in an 18% increase in their graduating class—an example of AI's tangible impact on student success.The Need for Product Innovation Seth emphasizes the importance of designing flexible program structures. For example:Avoid term-based models that create re-entry barriers for students who need to pause their education.Explore asynchronous and competency-based education models to meet the diverse needs of modern learners.Final ThoughtsThe conversation underscores the importance of leveraging AI to support nontraditional learners and first-generation students. Seth and Mallory emphasize that affordability and accessibility are key to implementing these solutions effectively, particularly for community colleges and other under-resourced institutions. - - - -Connect With Our Co-Hosts:Mallory Willsea https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorywillsea/https://twitter.com/mallorywillseaSeth Odell https://www.linkedin.com/in/sethodell/https://twitter.com/sethodellAbout The Enrollify Podcast Network:The Higher Ed Pulse is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Some of our favorites include Generation AI and Confessions of a Higher Education Social Media Manager.Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — the next-generation AI student engagement platform helping institutions create meaningful and personalized interactions with students. Learn more at element451.com.Attend the 2025 Engage Summit! The Engage Summit is the premier conference for forward-thinking leaders and practitioners dedicated to exploring the transformative power of AI in education. Explore the strategies and tools to step into the next generation of student engagement, supercharged by AI. You'll leave ready to deliver the most personalized digital engagement experience every step of the way.Register now to secure your spot in Charlotte, NC, on June 24-25, 2025! Early bird registration ends February 1st -- https://engage.element451.com/register

Kroger might charge you more if you seem rich. Their AI tests flag pricey tastes to raise prices. Most Americans still aren't sold on EVs. Cyber kidnappings — fake abductions for cash —a re on the rise. Oh, and Gen Z? They're all-in on becoming influencers.

Kroger might charge you more if you seem rich. Their AI tests flag pricey tastes to raise prices. Most Americans still aren't sold on EVs. Cyber kidnappings — fake abductions for cash —a re on the rise. Oh, and Gen Z? They're all-in on becoming influencers.

Flow is revolutionizing commercial insurance wholesaling through AI-powered operations, focusing on bringing enterprise-grade service to small and mid-market accounts. With $20.6M in funding, Flow has developed a system of AI agents that help brokers streamline every step of the insurance placement process, from submission structuring to policy analysis and comparisons. Topics Discussed: Flow's evolution from a platform-based solution to an AI-enhanced email-first approach The critical role of wholesale brokers in commercial insurance Challenges and opportunities in serving small and mid-market accounts How AI technology enables superior service delivery in insurance The importance of human expertise alongside technological innovation Marketing strategies in B2B insurance technology GTM Lessons For B2B Founders: Listen to how customers want to work: Flow initially built a platform requiring users to log in, but discovered clients preferred email. Rather than forcing behavior change, they adapted their solution to work within existing workflows while adding AI-powered efficiency behind the scenes. Focus on underserved segments: By targeting small and mid-market accounts that traditional wholesalers found unprofitable, Flow created a compelling value proposition. Their AI-driven approach made these segments economically viable while delivering superior service. Product-market fit requires deep industry understanding: Despite having a working product and paying customers, Flow didn't achieve true product-market fit until they understood the fundamental role of expertise and guidance in wholesale insurance. Cold outreach can work with the right approach: After initial failed attempts at cold emails, Flow found success by having messages come from existing brokers rather than generic company accounts, demonstrating the continued importance of relationships in B2B sales. Build for the frontline decision-maker: Flow recognized that their success depends on winning the mental battle when brokers decide how to place business. By focusing on the frontline teams' needs, they've created a compelling service that drives organic growth.   //   Sponsors: Front Lines — We help B2B tech companies launch, manage, and grow podcasts that drive demand, awareness, and thought leadership. www.FrontLines.io The Global Talent Co. — We help tech startups find, vet, hire, pay, and retain amazing marketing talent that costs 50-70% less than the US & Europe.  www.GlobalTalent.co    

Dr. Michael Sherling, Co-Founder, Chief Medical Officer, and Strategy Officer at ModMed, aims to save time for physicians and patients by reducing administrative burden through technology. Their AI-based solutions focus on automating mundane tasks like fax routing and documentation and can passively transcribe doctor-patient conversations to generate structured notes. The interface is designed to be simple and unobtrusive, minimizing extra clicks or steps for the doctors to review and accept the AI's recommendations. Michael explains, "Our approach to AI is focused on curing the drudgery of healthcare. What I mean by that is using any kind of tool to reduce the burden of documentation for staff, providers, and people in the back office. That's really what we're focused on. We're not so focused on how to improve diagnoses or any of the clinical aspects of healthcare but more on the administrative burden." "We're still in the development phase of our AI strategy, but there are two products that we're pretty far along on. One is around AI fax routing. It's how we can basically recognize faxes that come in and then route them to the correct patients and the correct category in the chart. It's amazing today that medical practices in 2024 rely on faxes as much as they do, but they do." "The truth of the matter is there's just so much burden on doctors. If they have a 15-minute visit, they may be spending half the time or more just trying to capture all the information. Some of it has to do with the patient's complaint in front of them, but some is just administrative stuff. We're trying to reduce that so that doctor-patient relationship can be center stage. How is it different? Well, our solution is on an iPad, which I think is great because it's unobtrusive. It's a great form factor that brings the patient and the doctor together. The model itself is specialty-specific."   #ModMed #Healthcare #HealthTech #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #EHR #ElectronicHealthRecords #Physicians #PatientExperience modmed.com  Download the transcript here

Dr. Michael Sherling, Co-Founder, Chief Medical Officer, and Strategy Officer at ModMed, aims to save time for physicians and patients by reducing administrative burden through technology. Their AI-based solutions focus on automating mundane tasks like fax routing and documentation and can passively transcribe doctor-patient conversations to generate structured notes. The interface is designed to be simple and unobtrusive, minimizing extra clicks or steps for the doctors to review and accept the AI's recommendations. Michael explains, "Our approach to AI is focused on curing the drudgery of healthcare. What I mean by that is using any kind of tool to reduce the burden of documentation for staff, providers, and people in the back office. That's really what we're focused on. We're not so focused on how to improve diagnoses or any of the clinical aspects of healthcare but more on the administrative burden." "We're still in the development phase of our AI strategy, but there are two products that we're pretty far along on. One is around AI fax routing. It's how we can basically recognize faxes that come in and then route them to the correct patients and the correct category in the chart. It's amazing today that medical practices in 2024 rely on faxes as much as they do, but they do." "The truth of the matter is there's just so much burden on doctors. If they have a 15-minute visit, they may be spending half the time or more just trying to capture all the information. Some of it has to do with the patient's complaint in front of them, but some is just administrative stuff. We're trying to reduce that so that doctor-patient relationship can be center stage. How is it different? Well, our solution is on an iPad, which I think is great because it's unobtrusive. It's a great form factor that brings the patient and the doctor together. The model itself is specialty-specific."   #ModMed #Healthcare #HealthTech #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #EHR #ElectronicHealthRecords #Physicians #PatientExperience modmed.com  Listen to the podcast here

After writing a viral article called “The Missing Tool” I was fortunate to meet Gab and Nim who are the co-founders of a startup called Dessn.Dessn is a new way to ship design changes without having to write code. Their extension overlays a Figma-like interface on your live web app so designers can easily make changes. Their AI then writes the code and pushes it to your Github. That means designers can now contribute directly to production.Over the last few months we've had regular jam sessions about the future of design tooling, how AI impacts software creation, and everything in between…These jam sessions have been some of the most inspiring conversations I've had this year. So this week's episode is a way to loop you in on some of those conversations. We go deep into:The future of design systems with AICrafting a product strategy in today's landscapeNavigating the idea maze as an early stage founderWhat it means to have an “AI native” product strategyHow the flattening of the talent stack impacts designersWhy Nim was so inspired by the head of design at UnsplashWhat “taste” looks like when operating as a creative directora lot moreCheck out the Dessn websiteNim mentioned V0.dev as a way to create software (also might like Meng To's recent episode)The short story Library of BabelStudio Ghibli animation studiosGraza olive oil as an example of what a strong brand looks like in a commoditized product line

Enjoying this episode? Send me a text & share what you're resonating with!JOIN Holistic Career Change Group program starting 11/11.Learn moreIn this powerful episode, we sit down with Karol, founder of HiK trainings, who shares her remarkable journey from Dominican Republic roots to creating a business that perfectly aligns with her multifaceted gifts. Here's what we explore:

Shoot us a Text.Happy Halloween! It's the last day of the month, and we're tracking how Carvana has managed to continue its used car growth. Plus, we cover how Ford is slowing down its production of the F-150 Lightning and Starbucks getting rid of extra fees for non-dairy milk.Show Notes with links:Shout out to our friends at UVeye! Their AI-driven automated vehicle inspection has earned a spot on TIME's prestigious 2024 Best Inventions list, showcasing innovations that transform daily life.TIME recognized its impact on safety, reliability, and transparency in inspections.Carvana posted a strong Q3 net income, impressing Wall Street despite an 80% decline from last year's figures.Net income hit $148 million, up 208% from Q2 but down from Q3 2023's $741 million.Vehicle sales rose to 108,651, up 34% year-over-year and 7.1% over Q2.Operating income reached a record $337 million, a 602% year-over-year increase.Gross profit per vehicle climbed 25%, supported by reduced costs and faster sales.CEO Ernie Garcia praised the "efficient growth" from Carvana's ADESA network expansion, enhancing cost efficiency and customer experience.Brian Kramer called it a “MONSTER finish” for Q3, crediting the company's disciplined acquisition and inventory management strategies. He attributed the rise in sales and gross profit to more accurate appraisal estimates, quicker sales, and higher margins on consumer-sourced inventory.Ford is pausing F-150 Lightning production for seven weeks, from mid-November to early January, responding to slower-than-expected demand for the electric pickup.Production will stop on Nov. 15, resuming on Jan. 6 after a holiday break, as Ford adjusts to find a better mix for sales growth and profitability.Despite an 86% year-to-date sales increase through September, the Lightning lost its title as the nation's best-selling electric truck to Tesla's Cybertruck.Ford's supply of electric models remains high: a 100-day supply of F-150s, 130 days of the Mustang Mach-E, and 128 days of E-Transit vans as of September, per Cox Automotive.CEO Jim Farley remains optimistic about Ford's long-term EV strategy but acknowledges “the slow uptake of EVs,” emphasizing the company's pivot to more affordable EV platforms in the coming years: “I wouldn't trade [our strategy] for any of our competitors.”Starbucks is giving nondairy milk fans a break by dropping the extra fee for nondairy milk customizations starting Nov. 7.The change coincides with Starbucks' holiday menu launch and customers can now enjoy soy, oat, almond, or coconut milk without added costs.CEO Brian Niccol says the shift supports Starbucks' culture of drink personalization.Nondairy milk customizations are the second-most-popular modification, just after extra espresso shots.Customers could see a 10% pHosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email

Hi everyone.Are you one of the millions of people who's now using a health monitoring device, you know, like a blood pressure or glucose monitor? Well, that's just one facet of the digital health care space… and there are so many others. Now what's really exciting is that digital health care offers a huge number of opportunities, spanning everything from the use of high-tech tools to new communications approaches… all of which are designed to improve the health of patients and the overall population. My guest today, Neal Sofian, is an expert on the digital health care space. On this episode, Neal discusses such things as (1) the evolution of digital technology in health care, (2) what he sees as the next phase in the use of digital technology to address health care issues, (3) the role of motivation and personalization in getting people to make changes in their health care behavior, and (4) some differences in how the U.S. health care system operates vs. other industrialized nations.Of particular importance, Neal lays out numerous opportunities he sees presenting themselves as the use of digital health evolves. This involves not only AI-related opportunities, but many others, too. Neal then provides some excellent tips for those who want to pursue these opportunities.Now a bit about Neal: Neal Sofian is recognized nationally for over 40 years of innovation in population-based and corporate health management and engagement. Neal is currently the CEO of Tuzag, Inc., a relationship AI, omni-channel health concierge company. Their AI-driven SaaS platform delivers one-to-one longitudinal computer mediated conversations, content, and service offerings with a focus on building relationships to change consumer behavior, across any communication channel. Previously, Neal commercialized the first and largest telephonic smoking cessation coaching program in the United States, Free & Clear, and the first telephonic diabetes coaching service in the US. He was responsible for early health-related social networking platforms, including the American Cancer Society's Cancer Survivors Network. To learn more about Tuzag, visit https://wearetuzag.com/ and https://clarahelps.com/ You can also reach Neal on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/neal-sofian/I'd like to tell you about a new and exciting podcasting opportunity! It's with DeepCast Pro, a game-changing platform I just started using for "Looking Forward." It's a free suite of tools designed to help podcasters grow your audience and engage listeners more deeply.With DeepCast Pro, you get speaker-labeled transcripts and AI-powered insights for each episode, absolutely free. The DeepCast Pro motto is "You make the shows, let us help you with what comes after."Join me by visiting DeepCast.pro today. It's free to start, so what are you waiting for?I invite you to LISTEN, ENJOY, LEARN, LIKE, COMMENT, and SHARE this episode! NOTE: We may include your comment with attribution, of course, on our website. And please subscribe to Looking Forward®: Opportunities for Job, Career, Business, and Investment Seekers, too! https://www.podchaser.com/LookingForwardOpportunitiesForJobCareerBusinessAndInvestmentSeekersIf you are interested in sponsoring 3 episodes of Looking Forward-- or distributing our content-- please let us know. (Give a listen to what I have to say...

Welcome back to Not Fintech Investment Advice, where Simon Taylor and I spotlight new and exciting fintechs.  This time, we're diving into how AI is shaking up customer service, banking, homeownership, and procurement—and where to draw the line. Because knowing when NOT to use AI in financial services? That's *the* real art. First up: KatoHQ. Their AI-powered voice agents decode customer intent and cut through the IVR hell. No more “Press 1 for misery”—just state your issue, and you're directed to the fix, no shouting required. It's an idea that could even revolutionize collections by reaching pre-delinquent customers before they spiral. Next up: FlowX.AI, automating digital transformation for banks. Their AI agents streamline workflows and build the infrastructure banks need to compete with fintech disruptors like Nubank. After pouring billions into modernization and cloud migration, FlowX.AI might be the boost banks need to fix unit economics and crank up feature velocity. Then there's Mesa, targeting homeowners with a credit card that rewards essential payments like mortgages and utilities. It's like Bilt for homeowners—but can Mesa pull off Bilt's pandemic-era success without the same tailwinds? Homeownership is our biggest asset, yet there's no “operating system” to manage it all. And finally, Cavela: slashing procurement costs with AI-driven sourcing and price negotiation, saving businesses 40% on wholesale goods. An AI agent that finds and seals the deal—no human needed? Yes, please! Plus, how do we ensure AI-driven consumer agents serve user interests while enhancing fairness and explainability? Could Australia's "action initiation" model redefine trust in financial services? Raising the standard of quality for embedded finance infrastructure, Newline™ by Fifth Third is an API platform that enables enterprises to launch and scale payment, card and deposit products directly with Fifth Third Bank.   Learn more at newline53.com 00:02:28 - KatoHQ 00:14:02 - FlowX AI 00:24:33 - Mesa 00:37:58 - Cavela 00:46:21 - Manifesting Fintech Ideas  Sign up for Alex's Fintech Takes newsletter for the latest insightful analysis on fintech trends, along with a heaping pile of pop culture references and copious footnotes. Every Monday and Thursday: https://workweek.com/brand/fintech-takes/ And for more exclusive insider content, don't forget to check out my YouTube page. Follow Simon: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sytaylor/ Substack: https://sytaylor.substack.com   Follow Alex:  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJgfH47QEwbQmkQlz1V9rQA/videos LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexhjohnson Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/AlexH_Johnson Companies featured: https://katohq.com/ https://www.flowx.ai/ https://www.mesamember.com/ https://www.cavela.com/

Guest: Corinna Bellizzi, MBA is a natural products industry executive and omega-3 expert who successfully creates new nutrition categories, pioneers brands, and develops educational strategies that disrupt markets.As an avid podcaster, she started a new podcast, Nutrition Without Compromise, to lean into the simple truth that great nutrition and bountiful health are a human right. She is also the host and creator of another great podcast, Care more be better. WHY, YOU NEED TO KNOW YOUR OMEGA-3 NUMBERSThe human body has 37 trillion cells that regenerate throughout life. Each of them requires the omega-3s EPA and DHA to function properly.These essential fats must be consumed in the diet because our bodies can't make them on their own. They support your:– Brain & Central Nervous System– Eyes & Visual Acuity– Immune System Function– Heart & Cardiovascular System– Joints and Physical ComfortPolar Lipids (the original omega-3 source. Algae)!Because algae are low on the food chain, they don't have the same risk of bioaccumulating toxins the way fish and krill do. This means that with the right growing conditions and the right technology, we can extract the polar lipid form of omega-3s from algae! That is exactly what VAXA Technologies set out to do with their aquaculture planthouse in Iceland. They grow algae in a closed system with only pure water, green geothermal energy, optimized nutrients and the perfect blend of light so their microalgae can thrive. Their AI optimized growing conditions enables them to produce nutrition solutions using 99% less land and water resources of other sources while supplying nutrients in their most bioavailable form. Their first commercially available omega-3s are now on the market, with their brand, ÖRLÖ NUTRITION. Örlö's Omega-3 and DHA products boast up to 3x faster absorption than fish oil, so you can get all the benefits of EPA and DHA without the fishy burp. Örlö is the future of nutrition – omega-3s and immune boosting micronutrients that provide all the benefits – without damaging earth's ecosystems – so people and planet can thrive. Visit orlonutrition.com today. Get an exclusive 10% discount at Orlonutrition.com when using the code FOREVER10.This code will work on the already discounted, Tested by You, at checkout. Learn More 

In this sponsored episode of the Edge of NFT, dive into the world of meme-based community building with the creators of Based USA, Count and G. Learn how:Based USA is using humor and character development to make an impact with their meme coin project.Their unique approach incorporates philanthropy by allocating 4% of tokens to support veterans.Their AI-powered TV show and the Base Olympics event are showcasing the power of memes in building a strong community.Transparency and community involvement are key to their project's success.The "Freedom Brigade" characters bring their project to life and engage the community.Discover how Based USA is participating in Coinbase's "on-chain summer" initiative and don't miss details about their upcoming 4th of July event at Temple SF. This engaging conversation sheds light on the evolving landscape of meme culture and its potential for creating meaningful connections within the crypto community. Tune in to learn about the future of meme culture!

Guest: Corinna Bellizzi, MBA is a natural products industry executive and omega-3 expert who successfully creates new nutrition categories, pioneers brands, and develops educational strategies that disrupt markets. As an avid podcaster, she started a new podcast, Nutrition Without Compromise, to lean into the simple truth that great nutrition and bountiful health are a human right. She is also the host and creator of another great podcast, Care more be better. WHY, YOU NEED OMEGA-3The human body has 37 trillion cells that regenerate throughout life. Each of them requires the omega-3s EPA and DHA to function properly.These essential fats must be consumed in the diet because our bodies can't make them on their own. They support your:- Brain & Central Nervous System- Eyes & Visual Acuity- Immune System Function- Heart & Cardiovascular System- Joints and Physical ComfortPolar Lipids (the original omega-3 source. Algae)!Because algae are low on the food chain, they don't have the same risk of bioaccumulating toxins the way fish and krill do. This means that with the right growing conditions and the right technology, we can extract the polar lipid form of omega-3s from algae! That is exactly what VAXA Technologies set out to do with their aquaculture planthouse in Iceland. They grow algae in a closed system with only pure water, green geothermal energy, optimized nutrients and the perfect blend of light so their microalgae can thrive. Their AI optimized growing conditions enables them to produce nutrition solutions using 99% less land and water resources of other sources while supplying nutrients in their most bioavailable form. Their first commercially available omega-3s are now on the market, with their brand, ÖRLÖ NUTRITION. Örlö's Omega-3 and DHA products boast up to 3x faster absorption than fish oil, so you can get all the benefits of EPA and DHA without the fishy burp. Örlö is the future of nutrition – omega-3s and immune boosting micronutrients that provide all the benefits - without damaging earth's ecosystems - so people and planet can thrive. Visit orlonutrition.com today.  Get an exclusive 20% discount at Orlonutrition.com when using the code FOREVER at checkout. Does not work on Subscriptions. For Subscription orders use the code Forever10.

 Guest: Corinna Bellizzi, MBA is a natural products industry executive and omega-3 expert who successfully creates new nutrition categories, pioneers brands, and develops educational strategies that disrupt markets.  As an avid podcaster, she started a new podcast, Nutrition Without Compromise, to lean into the simple truth that great nutrition and bountiful health are a human right. She is also the host and creator of another great podcast, Care more be better.  WHY, YOU NEED OMEGA-3 The human body has 37 trillion cells that regenerate throughout life. Each of them requires the omega-3s EPA and DHA to function properly. These essential fats must be consumed in the diet because our bodies can't make them on their own. They support your: - Brain & Central Nervous System - Eyes & Visual Acuity - Immune System Function - Heart & Cardiovascular System - Joints and Physical Comfort Polar Lipids (the original omega-3 source. Algae)!Because algae are low on the food chain, they don't have the same risk of bioaccumulating toxins the way fish and krill do. This means that with the right growing conditions and the right technology, we can extract the polar lipid form of omega-3s from algae! That is exactly what VAXA Technologies set out to do with their aquaculture planthouse in Iceland. They grow algae in a closed system with only pure water, green geothermal energy, optimized nutrients and the perfect blend of light so their microalgae can thrive. Their AI optimized growing conditions enables them to produce nutrition solutions using 99% less land and water resources of other sources while supplying nutrients in their most bioavailable form. Their first commercially available omega-3s are now on the market, with their brand, ÖRLÖ NUTRITION. Örlö's Omega-3 and DHA products boast up to 3x faster absorption than fish oil, so you can get all the benefit of EPA and DHA without the fishy burp. Örlö is the future of nutrition – omega-3s and immune boosting micronutrients that provide all the benefits - without damaging earth's ecosystems - so people and planet can thrive. Visit orlonutrition.com today.  Get an exclusive 20% discount at Orlonutrition.com when using the code FOREVER at checkout. Does not work on Subscriptions. For Subscription orders use the code Forever10.

What if your favorite online store had models that look like you: your skin tone, your height, your body shape? That question propelled Vita Mallela to start Flock AI. Their AI generated models could help brands eliminate pricey photoshoots. But with AI startups so en vogue, how will the investors know if this AI startup is the one to walk the runway with? Featuring investors Elizabeth Yin, Charles Hudson, Beck Bamberger, Pascal Unger and Mac Conwell. ... Watch the Flock AI pitch on YouTube @thepitchshow To invest with the VCs on the show, join our investor community at thepitch.fund Founders can apply to pitch at our next recording event in San Francisco this June. No intro required, just go to pitch.show/apply Superfans can join The Pitch UNCUT and get early access to unedited versions of all ten pitches on season 11. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick Whalen and Brandon Kravitz discuss all of the latest fantasy basketball news and notes, including their biggest takeaways from Tuesday night's action. The guys also take live viewer questions, talk about the most valuable fantasy players of the season (value vs. ADP) and hit their favorite NCAA Tournament upsets and players to watch. 0:00: Intro 2:40: Magic dominate Hornets 5:15: Surging Pelicans (NOP vs. ORL on Thursday) 9:00: Coach of the Year debate 14:40: OKC as a double-digit favorite tonight 16:50: Replacing Giannis in a daily lineup tonight 20:10: Herb Jones, Walker Kessler, Taylor Hendricks, TJ McConnell, Malik Beasley, Caleb Martin 22:55: Drop Avdija or Harris for Banton, Micic, Ivey, etc.? 25:35: Mann vs. Suggs for next week 28:30: Miles Bridges rest-of-week strategy 30:55: Naz Reid vs Trayce Jackson-Davis 33:00: Keon Ellis, CP3, Payton Pritchard 35:10: Giannis OUT tonight at Boston 37:15: Duncan Robinson 41:00: Most valuable fantasy players this season 49:00: Brandon's NCAA Tournament thoughts -- bracket advice, upsets, teams/players to watch Big shout-out to Supported Intelligence for supporting this podcast! Their AI tool, Smartbracket.io, is a game-changer. If you're looking for a smarter way to fill out your brackets this March Madness, they've got you covered. Before you fill out your brackets, be sure to use Smartbracket.io. Available on the App Store and on the web. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha discuss all of the latest fantasy basketball news and notes, including the recent downturn in scoring, players to stream/drop for the week ahead, best rest-of-season adds and much more. 0:00: Intro 1:00: Recent downturn in scoring 9:00: Suggs, Olynyk, Caruso, Amen Thompson, Middleton, Mann 11:45: Jaren Jackson games played expectations 14:45: Nesmith, Banton 17:40: Tre Jones, Sochan, Richards 20:15: Losing on a stat correction 21:45: Bagley, Lively 23:15: Who is Jules Bernard? + Onuralp Bitim talk 25:00: Olynyk vs. Hartenstein; Dosunmu vs. Herb Jones vs. Amen Thompson 28:55: Jonas Valanciunas 31:45: Hartenstein vs. Conley (for Monday night only) 34:45: Ausar Thompson vs. Fontecchio 36:45: Is Tyler Herro a drop? 39:10: Pritchard, Kornet, Nwora, Jontay Porter 43:30: Porter family injury woes 45:55: Chances Jaylen Brown plays all four games this week 47:25: Duren or Naz Reid as a streamer (Monday night)? 48:55: Pick up Lowry in a 16-team league? 50:05: Derrick White ROS ----- Big shout-out to Supported Intelligence for supporting this podcast! Their AI tool, Smartbracket.io, is a game-changer. If you're looking for a smarter way to fill out your brackets this March Madness, they've got you covered. Before you fill out your brackets, be sure to use Smartbracket.io. Available on the App Store and on the web. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve "Dr. A" Alexander is joined by Rick Kamla to talk fantasy basketball. 0:45 Bulls/Pacers, DeRozan, Coby White injury 6:45 Alperen Sengun, Jock Landale 9:45 Daniel Gafford, Dereck Lively 12:15 Luka injury 13:40 Corey Kispert and Bilal Coulibaly 23:00 Kelly Olynyk 25:40 Deandre Ayton 29:00 82 game schedule, shutdowns, Utah, Portland, Memphis, etc.  31:30 Micic 34:45 Sam Merrill and Georges Niang 39:00 Nuggets vs. Celtics - Who's better? 43:30 Viewer questions 59:00 Twitter/verified  1:00 Favorite event this time of the year? Masters, Opening Day, NBA playoffs or March Madness? ----- Big shout-out to Supported Intelligence for supporting this podcast! Their AI tool, Smartbracket.io, is a game-changer. If you're looking for a smarter way to fill out your brackets this March Madness, they've got you covered. Before you fill out your brackets, be sure to use Smartbracket.io. Available on the App Store and on the web. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

⭐ My guest today is Rohan Puri, CEO of Stable. Stable maximizes EV charging station ROI with strategic placement and pricing solutions. Rohan brings experience from MIT, Harvard, and TechStars. Hope you enjoy it! And give Rohan and Stable a shout-out on LinkedIn, Slack, or Twitter by sharing this podcast with your people. ---

Nick Whalen and Brandon Kravitz recap a big Tuesday night in the NBA and hit all of the major news and storylines around the fantasy basketball world. 0:00: Intro 2:30: Tuesday night takeaways 3:00: Brandon's PrizePicks for tonight 7:20: Bucks blown out in Sacramento 14:35: Scoring down across the NBA 17:20: Rockets rotation post-Sengun (Jabari Smith, Amen Thompson, Jock Landale, etc.) 23:35: Hassan Whiteside talk 24:50: Amen Thompson 28:15: What can you get for Lauri Markkanen? 31:45: Scoot, Amen, Suggs, Cam Johnson, Kyle Anderson, Bruce Brown, Dereck Lively 35:20: Drop Hield for Micic or Scoot? 38:10: Lively vs. Royce O'Neale 40:30: How to handle JJJ 43:10: Which bad teams can we trust? ----- Big shout-out to Supported Intelligence for supporting this podcast! Their AI tool, Smartbracket.io, is a game-changer. If you're looking for a smarter way to fill out your brackets this March Madness, they've got you covered. Before you fill out your brackets, be sure to use Smartbracket.io. Available on the App Store and on the web. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha discuss the biggest news of the weekend, including a potentially season-ending injury to Alperen Sengun. The guys also discuss Joel Embiid's status, the Raptors' injury issues, concerns in Utah, Amen Thompson, Jabari Smith and much more. 0:00: Intro 1:35: Alperen Sengun injury + ramifications in Houston 10:00: Still waiting on Embiid? 12:45: Celtics injury report tonight 13:40: Banton vs. Scoot 16:10: Toumani Camara 18:25: Raptors injury woes + Jordan Nwora 20:25: Drop Hartenstein for Olynyk or Richards? 22:25: Tyler Herro 23:30: Royce O'Neale, Hartenstein, Keyonte George, Fontecchio, Landale, Amen Thompson, Nesmith 26:35: Amen Thompson ROS 28:35: OG Anunoby 29:15: Kispert vs. Coulibaly 30:25: Tre Mann 31:20: Saddiq Bey, De'Andre Hunter 32:25: Drop Wiggins for Toppin or LaRavia? 34:15: Micic 36:00: Why are the Lakers always on TV? 39:00: Concerns for Markkanen, Taylor Hendricks 40:30: Naz Reid 42:05: Nick and Alex's matchups this week 44:35: Check out RotoWire's daily Best Bets and RotoWire.com/picks ----- Big shout-out to Supported Intelligence for supporting this podcast! Their AI tool, Smartbracket.io, is a game-changer. If you're looking for a smarter way to fill out your brackets this March Madness, they've got you covered. Before you fill out your brackets, be sure to use Smartbracket.io. Available on the App Store and on the web. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In today's episode of NVIDIA's AI Podcast, host Noah Kravitz talks with Pinar Seyhan Demirdag, co-founder and CEO of Cuebric. Cuebric is on a mission to offer new solutions in filmmaking and content creation through immersive, two-and-a-half-dimensional cinematic environments. Their AI-powered application aims to help creators quickly bring their ideas to life, making high-quality production more accessible. Demirdag discusses how Cuebric uses generative AI to enable the creation of engaging environments affordably. Listen in to find out about the current landscape of content creation, the role of AI in simplifying the creative process, and Cuebric's participation in NVIDIA's GTC technology conference. https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/pinar-demirdag-cuebric/

189. AMS Solutions | Peter Borans is the president of Advanced Medical Strategies (AMS) a company he co-founded in 2003. AMS (Advanced Medical Strategies) is a healthcare IT company focused on providing clients with intelligent clinical insights and financial analytics to identify, analyze and report on the 5% of members responsible for 50% of total medical spend. Their AI-powered Predict Platform combines clinical insights and financial analysis of the costliest and most complex medical diagnoses their clients rely on to guide enterprise-wide initiatives.   *** For Show Notes, Key Points, Contact Info, Resources Mentioned, & the Fabulous 4 Questions on this episode visit our website: Peter Borans Interview. ***   Got land you want to sell? Well if you're in Florida then check out: Bubba Land Florida.