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Machine Learning is an insightful podcast dedicated to exploring the dynamic role of artificial intelligence and Machine Learning. Each episode delves into how AI influences various industries, offers career advice, and features interviews with professionals who successfully integrate AI into their work.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Machine Learning turns AI funding, products, healthcare, smart glasses, and history into plain-spoken briefings on where AI is moving next.
Machine Learning is a Technology show for listeners who want a quick read on where AI products and companies are headed. Across the sampled episodes, the host works in first person, turning stories about company funding, platform strategy, healthcare use cases, smart glasses,…
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A clear history lesson that explains today's AI boom by following the failures and shifts that made it possible.
Jaden Schaefer steps back from the current AI news cycle and traces how the field got here. He opens with symbolic AI, then follows the dead ends of rule based systems, the hype and the winters that followed, and the point where machine learning began to win out as data, cheaper…
A sharp look at whether AI care is becoming a real workflow or just a viral demo.
The episode frames Lotus Health's $35 million raise around a simple but consequential question: whether an AI doctor that is already seeing patients for free is the start of something durable, or just a very loud demo.
Meta's AI push comes through as a product bet, not just another earnings-call headline.
The episode treats Meta's latest AI push as a reset, not a victory lap, and that is what makes it worth hearing. It follows Zuckerberg's claim that the company rebuilt the foundation of its AI work, then looks at what that could mean for new models, new products, and a consumer…
A direct look at whether an AI doctor can become something people actually use.
The piece makes a clear case that Lotus Health's $35 million raise is testing whether AI can move from health-adjacent advice into something closer to primary care.
Lotus Health's AI-doctor pitch is most compelling when it runs into the realities of healthcare delivery.
Lotus Health's $35 million raise gives the discussion its hook, but the more interesting thread is the pitch for an AI doctor that sees patients for free and is supposed to handle diagnosis, prescriptions, lab orders, and specialist referrals.
A sharp look at whether an AI doctor can move from viral novelty toward something closer to real care.
Lotus Health's $35 million raise frames a question that is bigger than the headline: can an AI doctor move past novelty and into something that looks like real care?
A clear autonomy funding read that keeps the technical tradeoffs in view.
Wabi's $1 billion raise lands here as more than a funding headline. The episode keeps the $750 million oversubscribed Series C and the extra $250 million from Uber tied to the technical pitch, which matters because the partnership feeds the company's next moves in autonomous…
A strange merger story that keeps testing whether the physics and the finances can both hold up.
SpaceX's acquisition of xAI is the center of the episode, and that gives the discussion a clear engine. It follows the logic of a vertically integrated tech stack without pretending the whole thing is simple, moving between space-based AI data centers, launch demand, Starlink…
Host Jack Rhysider narrates true hacking, breach, and privacy stories from the people involved.
David Pierce and Verge staffers cover AI industry news, gadgets, and tech policy weekly.
Long-form interviews on AI coding agents, infrastructure, and security, plus a recurring SED News roundup.
Founders and engineers on AI coding agents like Claude Code, and supply chain security.
David Sparks and Stephen Robles dig into Keyboard Maestro, Shortcuts, and Mac automation weekly.
This episode explores Lotus Health, a startup that raised $35 million to develop an AI doctor offering free primary care services, including diagnoses and prescriptions.
This episode explores Lotus Health, a startup that raised $35 million to develop an AI doctor providing free, 24/7 primary care services, including diagnosis and prescriptions.
This episode explores Lotus Health, a startup that raised $35M to develop a free AI doctor capable of diagnosing, prescribing, and ordering labs, with human oversight.
This episode analyzes Meta's recent AI surge, covering Mark Zuckerberg's announcement of new AI models and products, their $135 billion infrastructure investment, and a strategic shift towards AI-powered smart glasses.
This episode explores HumansAnd, a startup that raised $480M to develop AI focused on human collaboration rather than solo tasks.
The episode explores the history of AI, from its early conceptual origins in the 1940s-50s, through periods of hype and disappointment like AI winters, to the revival via machine learning and deep learning that led to today's boom.
This episode covers Waabi raising $1 billion, including $250 million from Uber, to expand into robo taxis alongside its autonomous trucking efforts.
This episode explores Lotus Health, a startup that raised $35 million to develop a free AI doctor capable of diagnosing, prescribing, and ordering labs.
This episode analyzes NVIDIA's $2 billion investment in CoreWeave, focusing on how it will expand AI compute capacity and address CoreWeave's significant debt.
This episode covers Anthropic's latest developments, including new Cloud app integrations with tools like Slack and Canva, security warnings about prompt injection risks, and hiring challenges where AI models outperform human candidates on technical tests.
This episode covers Anthropic's launch of new plugins for their co-work AI tool, expanding enterprise capabilities, while also detailing a $3 billion lawsuit from music publishers alleging piracy of 20,000 copyrighted works.
This episode analyzes SpaceX's record $1.25 trillion acquisition of Elon Musk's AI startup XAI, focusing on plans to build AI data centers in space to address Earth's power constraints.
This episode analyzes the competitive releases of Anthropic's Opus 4.6 and OpenAI's Codex, highlighting new features like agent teams and expanded context windows.
Host Jaden Schaefer discusses OpenAI's competitive moves against Anthropic, a new AI coding startup Factory's $150M funding, and promotes AI Box.
Host Jaden Schaefer covers the latest AI news including Anthropic's Opus 4.7 model, a robotics startup, AI infrastructure investments, and Google's ad safety report.
A roundup of the latest AI news including Apple's smart glasses, Zuckerberg's AI avatar, and industry drama.
A roundup of recent AI news including Apple's smart glasses, Zuckerberg's AI avatar, and industry drama.
Host Jaden Schaefer covers the latest AI news including Anthropic's agent platform, Meta's new model, energy efficiency research, and policy proposals.
Host Jaden Schaefer discusses Anthropic's Project Glasswing, a new AI model for finding software vulnerabilities, and promotes his startup AIbox.ai.
Host Jaden Schaefer breaks down Q1 2026 venture funding numbers, Meta's rogue AI incident, AI in healthcare with NOAA Labs, and state-level AI chatbot regulations.
This episode discusses Amazon Ring's new AI-powered facial recognition feature, its utility, and the privacy concerns it raises.
The host discusses new security measures for AI agents in browsers, focusing on Google Chrome's updates and the broader implications for AI browser security.
Discussion of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's candid assessment of the AI industry's risks and the financial AI bubble.