The ethics of supply chain: a hard look. COVID has increased the pressure to change the way business is run. Supply Chains will innovate in response to market and technological change. But what else should they consider?

This is an episode in our occasional series exploring devices and our relationships with them. Our guests reflect on devices, their lives, and a bit of history.

Our guests provide observations from back to school and back to work in the age of COVID.

Softbank seeks a buyer for ARM. Our Tech and M&A experts discuss the elements facing decision-makers around ARM.

This is an episode in our occasional series exploring devices and our relationships with them. Our guests reflect on devices, their lives, and a bit of history.

This is an episode in our occasional series exploring devices and our relationships with them. Our guests reflect on devices, their lives, and a bit of history.

A critical look at the complexity of getting material from warehouses to our homes with Empathetic Machines community member, @Ken Pace.

Our round table explores TikTok, current events, and the attention economy. While data is the new oil, attention is also a scarce resource. In the "attention economy" we'll be concerned with the ethics of data gathering.

Connecting a blood pressure cuff to a smart phone app launches the reading of an 11,000 word privacy and security document as well an an exploration of data sovereignty. With new Empathetic Machine member Martin Kienzle, a Senior Member of the IEEE who been instrumental in developing IoT strategies and solutions for some of the most innovative companies in the history of hi tech.

“Welcome everyone to today's hearing on online platforms and market power, part six, examining the dominance of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google.” With these words, House Judiciary Subcommittee Chairman Rep. David Cicilline, (D-R.I.), gaveled to order a meeting that grilled the leaders of each of these tech titans.

For the first Empathetic Machines current events podcast we convened a panel of technology firm leaders, business "transformationists", and digital product executives. They bring doses of reality to understanding the meeting.