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The episode covers a range of topics, including the impact of AI on the software industry, the changing role of developers, the influence of AI on the interview process, and the implications of AI integration in various tools and platforms. The conversation also touches on the recent Canvas hack and the challenges of rising gas prices.
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The conversation covers a range of topics including AI, Apple's leadership change, quantum networking, and the impact of AI on software development. It also delves into the challenges and trade-offs associated with AI and the emergence of humanoid robots. The conversation delves into the impact of AI and automation on the workforce, the integration of AI in various industries, the potential cost savings and expenses associated with AI implementation, the development of AI models, and the implications of AI technology on privacy and security. The discussion also touches on the future of technology, the role of AI in the tech industry, and the personal experiences and perspectives of the participants.
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On this episode of Lets Tech About It, join me Caden Epp and my co-hosts Ashley Abongwa and Jarrett Plate as we dive into the latest developments from Anthropic and unpack their newest AI model along with the idea of a “Mythos” model. We break down what these advancements could mean for the future of artificial intelligence, how they might reshape the software development landscape, and where we think the role of developers is headed as AI continues to evolve. From tooling to job dynamics to creativity in coding, we explore both the opportunities and the real questions the tech community is facing right now.
In our second segment, we introduce something new with Random.App, where we jump into a live “vibe coding” session and build out an application idea together on the spot. It is a mix of creativity, problem solving, and real-time decision making as we talk through the process, the tech choices, and what it is like to build without overthinking.
On Season 3 Episode 2 of Let’s Tech About It, join your host Caden Epp alongside co-hosts Ashley Abongwa and Jarrett Plate as they dive into insights from the TAI Summit and what it revealed about the future of AI in the software development world. Together, they break down what today’s speakers are saying about how AI could reshape the role of developers, how workflows might evolve, and which skills will matter most moving forward. The conversation unfolds naturally as the group reacts, challenges perspectives, and shares their own takes on what this all means for the tech community.
The episode also features the return of their new segment, Random.App, where AI makes the call and the team figures out how to build it. This time, the idea is HR Fantasy Team, a creative and unexpectedly interesting concept that leads to a deep dive into features, use cases, and how something like this could actually exist in the real world.
Season 3 continues to build momentum with thoughtful conversations, fresh ideas, and a forward-looking take on where tech is headed.
Welcome back listeners to Let's Tech About It Season 3! We have a lot of new and exciting news that we will cover is this episode. Join me (Caden Epp) your Host and my Co-Host (Ashley Abongwa) and our new Co-Host (Jarrett Plate) as we dive into the new season!
On this episode of Let’s Tech About It, join me Caden Epp and my co-host Ashley Abongwa as we sit down with Nardos, someone who is already making major moves early in her tech career. From starting at Indian Hills Community College to landing an internship at Principal after just one semester, her journey shows what can happen when preparation meets opportunity.
We talk through her transition from intern to full-time employee, how she balanced school while working in a professional tech environment, and what it was like stepping into a promotion so early on. Along the way, we dive into the importance of mentorship, networking, and taking advantage of every opportunity to grow both personally and professionally.
We also explore the technical side of her experience, including what working on real-world systems has taught her beyond the classroom and how she continues to learn in an industry that never slows down. Outside of tech, we get into how she manages a busy schedule while still making time for friends, travel, concerts, and capturing memories along the way.
This episode is all about growth, balance, and building a career in tech from the ground up.
On this spin off episode of Lets Tech About It, join me (Caden Epp) and my co host (Ashley Abongwa) as I sit down with James Warner and our third co host (Lincoln Gilbert), a first year student, for a completely random build challenge. We let Siri decide our next idea by asking it to pick a number, and whatever it landed on became the concept we had to run with.
The result was Farm Tok, a TikTok style platform built specifically for farmers. Throughout the episode, we break down how something like this could actually be created, from features and user experience to the tech stack and overall vision. It is a mix of creativity, problem solving, and seeing how far we can take a random idea and turn it into something real.
This episode is all about thinking on the fly, building from scratch, and having fun with the process of turning a simple prompt into a full blown tech concept.
On this episode of Lets Tech About It, join me, Caden Epp, and my co-host Ashley Abongwa as we sit down with software engineer and entrepreneur Steven Davis, CEO and Co-Founder of Bio::Neos, Inc. We walk through his journey from academic research and early software development to building and leading a long-running tech company through pivots, growth, and uncertainty. Along the way, we talk about persistence in entrepreneurship, making well-calculated decisions, asking for what you need, and how technology choices shape the future of a business. This episode offers insight for anyone navigating a career in tech, whether you are writing code, building products, or leading teams.
On this episode of Lets Tech About It, join me Caden Epp and my co host Ashley Abongwa as we sit down with Garrett Ward to talk about what it really means to teach technology in a world that keeps trying to automate thinking away. We walk through his path from technical training programs and hands on field work in medical technology to stepping into an educator role focused on robotics and software. Along the way we explore the difference between working with real world systems versus writing code, why teaching mindset matters just as much as teaching tools, and how to use technology for efficiency without letting it create laziness. Tune in as we ask whether the robot will fix itself or if students still need to learn how to think.
On this episode of Lets Tech About It, join me (Caden Epp) and my co-host (Ashley Abongwa) as we sit down with Ryan Sylvester (CIO of CEA CAPA) who proves that a love for gaming can actually lead to running the entire tech world. We talk through the journey from early computer tinkering to building startups, guiding major organizations, and stepping into global leadership roles. Along the way we explore what it takes to grow with technology, lead teams through constant change, and turn curiosity into a full career. Tune in as we break down the path from gamer to tech boss and the lessons anyone in the tech space can learn from it.
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Welcome to our podcast hosted by Caden Epp, Ashley Abongwa, and Jarrett Plate! Join us as we dive into the world of modern technology, with a focus on software development. We talk about what it…