Today in Tech

Generative AI has revolutionized how we write, code, and create—but it still hallucinates. In this episode of Today in Tech, host Keith Shaw sits down with Byron Cook, Distinguished Scientist and VP at AWS, to break down why AI continues to make things up—and what we can do to stop it.

They explore:

What AI hallucinations really are—and why they’re not always bad

How automated reasoning can serve as a “logic cop” for generative AI

The challenge of defining truth in business contexts

Agentic AI: Why it needs stronger safeguards before widespread adoption

How Amazon is using formal methods to improve accuracy and reduce risk

When hallucinations are harmless—and when they can cost you your job, money, or reputation

If you’re an enterprise leader, developer, or tech enthusiast trying to understand the next phase of trustworthy AI, this is the episode for you.

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AI isn’t just for data scientists anymore. In this episode of Today in Tech, host Keith Shaw talks with Red Hat Distinguished Engineer Mo Duffy about how businesses can empower everyone — from HR to marketing to customer support — to become fluent in AI. Discover:

Whether you're a leader trying to upskill your workforce or an employee looking to grow your AI capabilities, this conversation will give you the blueprint for success in an AI-first workplace. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes every week!

Is your web browser still built for consumers — but your business has moved on? In this episode of Today in Tech, Keith Shaw sits down with Bradon Rogers, Chief Customer Officer at Island, to explore the rise of enterprise browsers — purpose-built tools that enhance security, improve user experience, and unlock productivity in a browser-first world.
Bradon breaks down how enterprise browsers are transforming app delivery, boosting cybersecurity, and enabling organizations to say yes more often — without compromising on control. From generative AI integration to post-quantum security, learn why this technology could become the new standard for every organization in the next five years. Topics covered:

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Whether you're a digital marketer, tech leader, or AI enthusiast, this conversation will change how you think about search.

Counterfeit products are no longer just fake handbags and watches—today they include brake pads, skincare, prescription drugs, and even aircraft parts. In this episode of Today in Tech, Keith Shaw talks with Roei Ganzarski, CEO of Alitheon, about how technology—including generative AI—is empowering fraudsters and putting lives at risk.

From sophisticated e-commerce scams to counterfeit pharmaceuticals and fake aviation parts, this discussion uncovers the shocking scale of the problem ($3 trillion annually!) and what consumers, companies, and regulators can do to fight back.

:mag: Topics covered:

· How AI and 3D scanning help counterfeiters replicate products

· Why stickers, QR codes, and holograms no longer work

· The dangers of counterfeit medicine and auto parts

· How fake products infiltrate supply chains—even for major airlines and hospitals

· Why buying skincare or medicine from unauthorized sellers is so risky

· What new technologies can verify authenticity without relying on labels

:pushpin: Don’t miss this eye-opening interview and learn how to protect yourself, your company, and your family from increasingly undetectable fakes.