Ai eats the world
For the past decade, Benedict has given an annual presentation on the state of technology, and he did the latest at Slush in Helsinki last month. In this episode we discuss some of the challenges and ...
8 Joulu 202442min
From SAAS software to Formula 1
Benedict went from being a consultant to an analyst to having his own business, but in essence, he's always been an analyst. Toni went from policy to consultancy, then from B2B sales to Formula 1. Aft...
11 Loka 202445min
Google's Antitrust case
A quarter century after 'don't be evil', a judge has found that Google is abusing its monopoly in search. But no-one knows what happens next, and whether this ruling will change anything. Will Apple b...
19 Elo 202437min
The AI summer
As we go into the summer, we know a lot more about generative AI than we did six or nine months ago - or at least, we have better questions.
1 Heinä 202437min
Looking for AI use-cases
Generative AI is the thing, and all new software will be built around it. But while everyone is experimenting and some people are getting huge value out of ChatGPT or Midjourney right now, others have...
1 Huhti 202431min
Tiktok, Apple and Temu
Will the US finally break up Tiktok? Will the EU break up the App Store? And why does Temu want to keep your orders under $800?
13 Maalis 202434min
Google Gemini and AI bias
Are there questions that an AI chatbot shouldn't answer? Should it always give the 'right answer'? Are you sure? Google has egg on its face this week, but this isn't easy, and with generative AI, we'r...
3 Maalis 202432min
Breaking and remaking media
We’re past peak TV, the charts are curving down, and Hollywood is pretty sure that streaming was a bad idea. On the other hand, music is growing strongly and might even end up bigger than CDs. Why hav...
16 Helmi 202439min
