With Season 1 completed and Season 2 scheduled for launch on January 8th, we decided to see what would happen if we ran our episodes through the AI washing machine. What happened is what follows below…

This special edition podcast comprises episodes 26-28 of the Calculus of IT Podcast series. Tune in and listen to our two hosts, Billy McPonies and Ginger Unicorns, who will walk you through their “special” interpretation.

Episode 26 kicks off with a lighthearted, banter-filled atmosphere, as the hosts enjoy Bang Bang Shrimp and ponder the merits of "four-finger spreading" into various tech topics.

• The episode features a discussion about Microsoft's controversial "Recall" feature, which raises concerns about privacy and data security.
• The hosts also touch on the importance of structuring data for analysis and enabling better employee experiences.
• They emphasize the need for IT leaders to find a balance between automation and personal touch in their approach to employee experience.
• The conversation wraps up with reflections on the challenges of digital transformation and the importance of authenticity in leadership.

Episode 27 sees the hosts back in their "barn" studio, reflecting on the challenges of working with partners and teams in the second year and beyond of an IT leadership role.

• They explore the importance of developing career paths for team members and the value of creating vague job descriptions that attract adaptable talent.
• The episode also features a lively discussion about the latest security news, including Google's efforts to combat cookie theft, privacy concerns arising from Google services, and the implications of a California bill aimed at regulating AI.
• The hosts also examine the NSA's best practices for mobile device security, and analyze the Live Nation data breach, criticizing the company's dismissive response.
• The episode concludes with a look at Kevin Beaumont's exposé of security vulnerabilities in Microsoft's Copilot and Recall features.

Episode 28 continues the conversation about the evolving landscape of AI, with the hosts discussing the shift from generative AI to collaborative AI, and the implications of this transition for both businesses and individuals.

• They debate the future of generative AI in light of the increasing integration of collaborative AI into existing platforms.
• The hosts also explore the ethical challenges posed by generative AI, particularly its potential to undermine trust in information and create a climate of deception.
• The discussion touches on the importance of human connection and experience in a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence

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