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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin "Everyday I see a new incredible thing that AI can do that just blows me away.” Those are the words of My First Million co-host Shaan Puri on the most recent episode of the show, showing a seriously bullish attitude towards the use of AI. It’s no surprise really, given how quickly the world of artificial intelligence is advancing and how many real world applications we’re seeing on a daily basis. The most interesting thing about the recent explosion of AI powered applications and programs is the pure breadth of areas that are being covered. Obviously, as an AI powered investment app we’re no strangers to the powers of AI, but the technology is now being deployed in everything from manufacturing to logistics to media and even art. My First Million Podcast is a hugely popular business and entrepreneurship show, and the hosts discuss a wide range of topics including business opportunities, failures, success stories and … [Read more...] about AI Is Going Mainstream – Top Ideas From The My First Million Podcast

We’ve got something extra special in store, Patriots. Today, we’re planning out the next episode of White House correspondent Amber Athey’s podcast, Unfit to Print. Go and subscribe to our YouTube channel to check out all of the old episodes, and click the little bell button to get notifications when future episodes go live. Last week’s episode was the biggest pod to date, thanks in large part to MSNBC host Rachel Maddow, and good news, everyone! We’ve got even more to cover this week. Athey also reviews the ridiculous claims of anti-Semitism raised against Ben Shapiro. The full episode goes live on Friday. Make sure to check out the rest of our Behind The Scenes, Patriots Only videos if you haven’t already and subscribe to our YouTube channel . In the meantime, let us know what YOU want to hear discussed in the future. Take advantage of your Patriots subscription . This is your chance to become part of the conversation and help us shape our coverage. … [Read more...] about Behind The Scenes: Shooting A Hit Podcast With White House Correspondent Amber Athey

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Podcasts are incredibly useful tools to help further our understanding of the world around us and see things from a different perspective. What makes podcasts so convenient is how easily they fit around other activities, making them ideal for busy individuals. You can tune in while cooking dinner, commuting, or even at the gym. In the past few years, podcasts have really come to the forefront of modern media. It seems as though everyone - from actors and comedians to entrepreneurs and investors - has dabbled in the art. However, not all podcasts are created equally. While I encourage anyone to listen to whichever ones they enjoy - and there are some hilarious ones out there! - this list includes my tried-and-tested favorites that are a must-listen for any business leader or entrepreneur. ‘ Today in Focus ’ by The Guardian We are more connected with the news than ever before, with 24/7 coverage, email updates and … [Read more...] about Five Podcasts Every Business Leader Must Listen To

U.S. stocks found their footing last week, finishing up a July to remember. The Dow popped nearly 3% while the S&P added 4.3% last week and the Nasdaq Composite rose 4.7% for the month. For the month, the S&P 500 rallied 9.1% while the Nasdaq popped in a 12.3% gain, recording one of the strongest months in the index's history. If that was a bear trap , it wasn't very convincing, as nine out of the 11 sectors in the S&P 500 all posted gains. If you want to get technical about it, the major indexes all found support for the time being, and we're starting to see some true breadth thrusts playing out across the stock market. A breadth thrust, my friends, is not a fencing move. It's a technical indicator that flashes when a large percentage of stocks make new short-term highs, driving their moving averages higher, with more of those stocks advancing rather than declining. If we look back into the history of the S&P 500, every time we've seen a breath thrust this … [Read more...] about Examining the Health of the Stock Market with Dr. Ed Yardeni

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin This week, Micron announced that it began production of its 232-Layer NAND. I was given a chance to sit down with Jeremy Werner, Corporate Vice President and General Manager of Micron's Storage Business Unit, to discuss the significance of this feat and how it addresses increasing demands on storage. Micron is a leader in storage and memory, and I believe its 232-Layer NAND extends this leadership to drive performance for storage solutions. It should address challenges in storage that arise from the large amounts of data the world is creating. Bill Cerreta, Vice President and General Manager of the Platform Business Unit at Pure Storage, also joined as he shares how Pure Storage address real-world demands with Micron's 232-Layer NAND. Let's dive right in. Below is the podcast episode where I sit down with Jeremy and Bill and talk about Micron's 232-Layer NAND and discuss The world's first 232-layer NAND As … [Read more...] about Micron Proving Its NAND Leadership By Shipping World’s First 232-Layer Device

Elon Musk said the federal government drug tested him back in 2018 after he smoked a blunt with Joe Rogan during a podcast episode. The 2018 appearance on “The Joe Rogan Experience” led the federal government to drug test Musk, the billionaire said Thursday while on the Canadian-American “Full Send” podcast with the NELK Boys. “Remember when you smoked weed on Joe Rogan, did you get like a lot of backlash for that?” host Kyle Forgeard asked. “I did get a lot of backlash cause it’s like still federally illegal,” Musk said. “It was pretty nutty actually. I had to – well, because, you know, uh, so I had to have like random drug tests and stuff after that to prove that I’m not like a drug addict.” “Really?” Forgeard asked. “By who though? Who gives you the random drug tests?” co-host Aaron Steinberg asked. WATCH: “The federal government,” Musk said. “Like, because SpaceX has a federal government contract, so. And it’s still illegal federally. So like – like … [Read more...] about Musk Says Federal Government Drug Tested Him After Smoking Blunt With Joe Rogan

72nd Cannes Film Festival. Screening of the film “La Belle Epoque” out of competition. Red carpet arrivals, Cannes, France, May 20, 2019. Diego Luna poses. Image: Reuters/Stephane Mahe LOS ANGELES — The newest “Star Wars” television series will tell the story of a dark period in the life of future “Rogue One” hero Cassian Andor as he decides how far to go in his lifelong battle against oppressive forces, the star and creator said on Wednesday. “Andor” will debut on Walt Disney Co’s Disney+ streaming service on Sept. 21. The 12-episode series stars actor Diego Luna as the title character, a rebel who sacrificed himself for the greater good at the end of 2016 film “Rogue One.” Creator Tony Gilroy, speaking to reporters at a Television Critics Association event, said he drew on tidbits from the movie to craft a backstory for the character. In “Rogue One,” Cassian mentions he has been fighting in the galaxy’s ongoing revolution since he was 6 years old. “At the end of the film he … [Read more...] about ‘Star Wars’ series ‘Andor’ explores dark days in the galaxy’s revolution

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Martin A. Sullivan, Tax Analysts’ chief economist, revisits the United States’ economic path to inflation and discusses mitigation efforts for a possible recession. This transcript has been edited for length and clarity. David D. Stewart: Welcome to the podcast. I'm David Stewart, editor in chief of Tax Notes Today International . This week: racing toward recession? In March, we looked at how inflation was affecting the U.S. economy as the country started to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, the economy has been under even more scrutiny as inflation continues at its highest level in decades. At the same time, recession fears are beginning to mount. Amid all this, the Federal Reserve has been raising interest rates and attempting to walk the narrow path between reducing inflation and not pushing the economy into recession. So, can we tamp down on inflation while also avoiding a … [Read more...] about Trouble Ahead? Inflation And The Coming Recession

On this week's show, it's not Build Back Better, but the newly-introduced Inflation Reduction Act bill of 2022 has some surprisingly positive developments for clean energy, climate technology, and green banking. We break down what's in the proposed bill and what the future of green banking may look like—if passed—with Reed Hundt, the co-founder, chairman and CEO of the Coalition for Green Capital. The climate and tech spending deal announced last week by U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senator Joe Manchin, now known as the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, includes up to $370 billion in spending to help fight climate change. It would also impose tens of billions of dollars in fees on the fossil fuel industry in order to pay for some of that spending. The legislation, which may be voted on by the U.S. Senate as soon as this week, would reinstate and increase a long-lapsed tax on crude oil and imported petroleum products to 16.4 cents per barrel. That fee would be paid by … [Read more...] about Green Banks Get the Green Light Under the Inflation Reduction Act

advertisement advertisement If Web1 was about “read” and Web2 was about “read and write,” then Web3 is about “read, write, and own,” says Farfetch Founder and CEO José Neves. On this week’s Most Innovative Companies podcast, Neves explains what Web3 is and what it’s capable of through the lens of fashion and culture, drawing from his experience founding and growing Farfetch, the online luxury fashion retail platform. Fashion, Neves says, is a deeply human endeavor and a core part of who we are as individuals. Fashion allows us to apply different “masks” based on how we feel, who we want to be, or what we want to portray on any given day. “It’s your second persona that is with you every single day and therefore technology should be at the service of that, not replacing that,” he says. “[At Farfetch] we always think of technology as enhancing the human interaction between curators, creators, and levels of fashion, as opposed to replacing that human … [Read more...] about How Farfetch is predicting the future of fashion in Web3