Technology behind bars on the Brains Byte Back podcast
A 2018 special report from the US Department of Justice put prisoner recidivism rates at 83%. We rarely accept such...
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Technology and the loneliness of young generations on Brains Byte Back
We can all relate to feeling alone at some point or another, but for younger generations this is a sensation...
Sleeping with technology on the Brains Byte Back podcast
Grab a pillow and turn off your smartphone (unless you're using it to listen to this podcast obviously), because in...
Deepfakes: when seeing is no longer believing on Brains Byte Back
Thanks to AI, seeing is no longer believing. This technology has given birth to deepfakes, false videos that seem really,...
MIT prof on being human in an AI world on Brains Byte Back
The man in this episode might be one of the smartest minds we have ever had on this show. Not...
A world with no jobs: AI and UBI discussed by ex-NASA engineer and political economist
You might want to do some mental exercises to warm up for this cognitive workout. Get ready to get deep,...
Virtual healthcare: doctors are the new digital nomads on the Brains Byte Back podcast
In a world where our work is becoming more virtual, why do we still wait days to physically see a...
Negotiating with hackers for ransomware victims on the Brains Byte Back podcast
In this episode of Brains Byte Back, we speak with Bill Siegel, the CEO of Coveware, a company that negotiates with hackers...
Dark Web Duality on the Brains Byte Back podcast
On this episode of The Sociable's Brains Byte Back podcast we discuss the duality of the dark web -- an...
Is porn addiction real or a myth? Sex addiction counselor, gender professor weigh in
In this episode of The Sociable Podcast, we speak with two experts with very different opinions on porn and addiction....
How blockchain is taking on the opioid epidemic with Tori Adams from ConsenSys
In this episode, we have a brief Weird Wide Web story about an AI algorithm that can detect tweets sent...
Scopolamine: an entrepreneur’s hellish tale of unwitting consumption
In this episode of The Sociable Podcast, we share one entrepreneur's tale of shady business partners, drug-fueled partying, and unwittingly...
The New York Times’ Nick Casey on Venezuela’s energy blackout and crypto on The Sociable Podcast
On this episode of The Sociable Podcast, we will be speaking with The New York Times Andes Bureau Chief Nicholas...
Preparing for an AI future with McAfee VP Candace Worley: podcast
On this episode, we will be speaking with Candace Worley, the vice president of McAfee, one of the most well-recognized...
The Great Re-homing: Why people are moving back to their hometowns to start small businesses
I have my gas station diet down pat. Coffee, water, bananas, nuts, hard-boiled eggs, and the occasional peanut butter cup...
Apple releases standalone Podcasts app
Apple has just released a standalone and appropriately named Podcasts app, describing it as the "easiest way to discover, subscribe to and play your favourite podcasts" on mobile.
BBC releases 60 years of Reith Lectures from radio archive online
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The BBC has released over 60 years' of audio archive from its acclaimed Reith Lectures online as part of its plan to make its archives more accessible.
