Intel recently released their Next 50 study, a look at people's attitudes and habits regarding the technology and it's use. John Gauntt does a deep dive into the main points and takeaways.

We sat down with Angela Govila to talk about productizing and deploying AI in large organizations, especially those outside of the technology industry. Angela has developed technology products and services for financial services companies like Capitol One as well as industrial giants like General Electric. If there's anyone who knows how to drive a technology program through the corporate trenches, it's Angela Govila.

John speaks with Jason Freedman, who is the General Manager of 42 Floors at Knotel. In this interview, Jason unpacks the rapidly evolving market for flexible commercial real estate and how a community of landlords, tenants and service providers is using blockchain to change how commercial real estate deals are done.

With autonomous vehicles on the rise, John Gauntt takes a look at some of the policy and practical challenges facing mass adoption and acceptance.

This episode we take a look at Affirmative AI, artificial intelligence that can tap into the ephemera of human emotion.

John sits down with Nuance's Sasha Agafonoff to talk natural language processing, and the future of voice in the Augmented City!

The Augmented City recently hosted a two-day exploratory workshop on the future of media for autonomous vehicles. Participants included representatives from the movie business, videogames, digital media, robotics and entrepreneurs. In this episode, John interviews several of them for a taste of what's to come.

We interview Vivian Chen, the founder of China's Genius code about educating children for an AI-powered future.

John Gauntt sits down with Matt Bell from Seattle's The Shop car club, to talk about the future and the past of cars, what they mean to us as a culture and how old will mix with new as transportation and mobility evolve.

John Gauntt attends a natural language processing event at Google in Seattle, and speaks with Voxable's Matt Buck about the future of voice and technology.