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Bill Nussey - Energy Is Leaving Its Mainframe Era (opens the original)
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Bill Nussey , author of Freeing Energy and Partner at Tech Square Ventures, joins host Michael Gale to discuss how solar and batteries are technologies rather than fuels, and that this single distinction is the most underrated force in energy. Solar has fallen roughly 400-fold in price over four or five decades with batteries on the same trajectory. Unlike every energy system before it, this one scales down to a rooftop, a car, or a lantern—though in the US it costs nearly three times what it do
Shai Shen-Orr and David Harel - Precision Medicine And The Patient Experience (opens the original)
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Shai Shen-Orr and David Harel of Cytoreason talk about the future of precision medicine. The idea of being able to go to your personal doctor and asking how your immune system is doing seems like science fiction, but is likely to be a reality soon. Hear from two leading experts using AI and cell-based research to reveal the future of medicine.
Rajnikant Gupta: The Decision Engine Behind AI That Scales (opens the original)
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Rajnikant Gupta , Global Head of Partner Ecosystems and Alliances at Tata Consultancy Services, argues that enterprise AI stalls not for lack of technology but for lack of a real problem to solve. The fix is what he calls a "decision engine." With host Michael Gale, he traces a shift that runs deeper than tooling: from data-aware to context-aware, reporting to reasoning, automation to autonomy, with AI as a decision coach and humans in the loop. Raj calls this an "intelligence choice architectur
Tom Siebel - Retraining the Workforce for the AI Economy (opens the original)
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A conversation with Thomas M. Siebel , Founder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer of C3 AI, and Author of "Digital Transformation", on why the hardest part of AI was never building the technology—it's getting people to use it—and why reskilling and continuous learning are what separate the organizations that succeed from the ones that stall.
Dustin Alpert and Frank Conway: Why the World Cup Is a Preview of Commerce to Come (opens the original)
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At a World Cup match, the clock isn't only measuring the game—it's measuring whether the business behind it can keep up. Dustin Alpert and Frank Conway of Shift4 join the podcast to explain why the world's most demanding venues become the testing ground for cutting-edge commerce, where tens of thousands of fans buy in one tight window and every second counts. They break down why frictionless, "invisible" commerce only works on a unified, real-time data foundation. When payments, point-of-sale, t
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