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Google’s Gmail allows scammers to pose as legitimate emails, Homeland security is looking into social media accounts to find suspected terrorists and drug smugglers, and a popular, and presumed safe file sharing utility leads to a huge supply chain hack and theft of data.

Apple reveals their mixed reality headset, Gartner says
less is more when it comes to cybersecurity and Reddit’s
moderators plan a day long shutdown to give a big
“downvote” to the company’s plan to charge for use of
their API.

The US Air Force denies that an AI controlled drone simulation went horribly wrong.  Amazon may be getting into the phone business and Cortana joins Clippy in that bit bucket in the sky. 

Our guest, Rushmi Hasham, Director for Workforce Training at Roger’s Catalyst, talks about the organization’s public education and youth focused programming that is aimed at increasing competitiveness in cybersecurity nationally and globally by training cybersecurity professionals that otherwise have difficulty breaking into the field.

Google attacks Microsoft over cloud licensing policies. Dell Computer results may be a hopeful sign and Open AI makes it easier to share conversations.

Open AI becomes the fastest growing website on the planet. The European Commission calls for a voluntary code of responsible and ethical AI development. Reddit pulls a Twitter-like move and
ups the cost of using its API. And Alexa won’t be using Samuel Jackson’s voice anymore.

Kaseya partners to simplify cyber insurance for small businesses, a
new malware aptly named Predator hits Android devices with five zero day attacks and the top AI CEOs and leaders issue an ominous
warning at a European conference.

Are the big investments in security products paying off? RedHat's CTO says its LLMs are curated, unlike ChatGPT; Can you power a car using milk?

By 2025 the carbon footprint of digital technology will account for 8% of greenhouse gas emissions energy consumption. It is growing 6 times faster than the rest of the economy. Robert Barton, CTO and a Distinguished Architect with Cisco Canada, joins us to talk about the innovations they are pursuing in environmental sustainability.

Forget the “Terminator” warnings, Microsoft predicts that deep fakes are the greatest threat from artificial intelligence.  And Meta doubles down on layoffs but struggles to find efficiencies.