Christopher Leveston
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A grounded career nudge from tech layoffs toward cybersecurity opportunity.
Chris reframes the tech-layoff discussion around cybersecurity, pointing to a field presented here as both understaffed and well paid. The episode is most useful when it turns that opening into practical advice: build core IT skills, pursue online certifications, communicate…
A practical first map for anyone trying to find an IT starting point.
Chris frames getting into IT as a practical choice rather than a grand mystery: start with the work that sounds interesting, then use role names and Google to narrow the path.
A creator-first look at where AI world-building tools meet games and other creative fields.
Chris treats AI, gaming, and the metaverse as part of one fast-moving conversation. He starts with the AI arms race, brings in Blockade Labs and Spline, and keeps the attention on what creators can actually do now instead of leaning on hype.
David Sparks and Stephen Robles dig into Keyboard Maestro, Shortcuts, and Mac automation weekly.
Federico Viticci, Stephen Hackett, and Myke Hurley work through the week's Apple news and their own gear problems.
Jason Snell and Myke Hurley debate Apple's product roadmap, leadership, and rumors weekly.
Long-form Apple talk with sharp product judgment and deep tech history.
Paul Thurrott and Richard Campbell break down Microsoft's week in Windows, Xbox, and AI.
This episode of DataBunny Tech News Podcast covers CES 2023, focusing on sustainability as a major theme with examples from companies like Samsung, Asus, AMD, and John Deere.
The host breaks down a CNBC report revealing Google's urgent internal testing of AI chatbots like Apprentice Bard to compete with ChatGPT, highlighting features, comparisons, and potential impacts on Google Search.
The host discusses a recent news story about a startup, Do Not Pay, that planned to use AI to defend someone in traffic court.
This episode of Data Bunny Tech News Podcast covers two major tech stories: Google's rushed launch of its Bard AI chatbot that led to internal criticism and a $100 billion market value loss, and the U.S.
Data is the skeleton key to the AI revolution - and this is where the careers are.
The host discusses a major partnership between Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Ava Labs, the company behind the Avalanche blockchain.
The host discusses the controversial case of DoNotPay's AI system that was scheduled to defend a traffic ticket case in court using smart glasses and ChatGPT, but was cancelled after state bar associations threatened jail time for unauthorized practice of law.
Chris from DataBunny Tech News Podcast examines viral AI-generated party photos that look eerily real but contain flaws like extra teeth and weird fingers.
This episode of the DataBunny Tech News Podcast covers CES 2023, focusing on sustainability as a major theme, with examples from companies like Samsung and AMD.
Chris of DataBunny Tech News Podcast examines cybersecurity hiring during broader technology layoffs, citing 755,743 online postings and a supply-demand ratio of 68 workers per 100 openings.
The host analyzes the paradox of major tech company layoffs versus strong tech job demand in 2023, using Indeed's rankings to show that eight of the top ten best U.S.
Chris of DataBunny Tech News Podcast answers the question “I want to get into IT, but I’m not sure where to start” by walking through live Google searches.
This episode covers the NHS's recommendation of an artificial pancreas for type 1 diabetes, explaining how the technology works with a glucose sensor and insulin pump.
The DataBunny Tech News Podcast covers Google's announcement of BARD, its new AI chatbot rival to ChatGPT.