Tonya Hall talks to Brent Barbee, aerospace engineer at NASA, to talk about a hypothetical asteroid encounter marshaling a 21st century planetary defense to the rescue.
Tonya Hall asks Ryan Duguid, chief evangelist at Nintex, how likely professionals are to lose their jobs because they're too smart and what to do if that happens.
Armin Hopp, co-founder and president of Speexx, joins Tonya Hall to talk about how AI can work to engage individuals to coach them through the process of learning a new language.
Danny Goel, CEO and orthopaedic surgeon, clinical associate professor UBC Department of Orthopaedic surgery, explains how gaming technology is being integrated into the medical training industry.
Tonya Hall learns more about the security of medical devices and the business of searching for vulnerabilities from Dr. Avi Rubin, professor of computer science at Johns Hopkins University.
Dr. David Weinberger, senior researcher at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center, sits down to speak with Tonya Hall about how individuals can benefit from making the most out of situations that go unplanned.
Tonya Hall talks to Lior Elazary, co-founder and CEO of inVia Robotics, about how AI coordinates robotic movements, therefore making same-day delivery possible.
Tracy McSheery, founder and CEO at PhaseSpace, talks to Tonya Hall about the different ways that VR can be used to transform a community.
Lane Lillquist, co-founder and CTO at InCloudCounsel, discusses how big data and cloud computing are working together to change the way that law is being practiced.
Tonya Hall talks to Agustin Huerta, vice president of technology for the AI studio at Globant, to learn more about an ongoing initiative in the EU to work towards trustworthy AI.
