Holiday Networking Strategies for Introverts (with Nick Shelton) - REWIND
Does small talk at holiday parties make your skin crawl with anxiety? Company parties are even worse. It's SO uncomfortable trying to come up with what to say to people you barely know. That's why we are bringing back our interview with Nick Shelton today. He understands the introvert struggle of m…
Holiday Networking Strategies for Introverts (with Nick Shelton)
The holidays can be overwhelming for lots of reasons (family, too many parties, not enough time) and that stress can run even deeper for introverts. Have you ever RSVP'd to something then immediately regretted it, preferring to stay cozy under a blanket on the couch? Yep, we've been there. Luckily,…
New boutique hotel opens in Frankenmuth: The Mill at Zehnder Park
A new boutique hotel is now open in downtown Frankenmuth. President of Zehnder's, Nick Shelton, says The Mill at Zehnder Park is their first new property in 20 years, and it's next to Zehnder's restaurant along the Cass River in the old flour mill. He spoke with WWJ's Beth Fisher. (Photo: Identit…
Ep 6: The Diamond Workforce: Hacking the Future of Jobs and AI Agents
Are we all going to lose our jobs to AI? As the AI revolution accelerates from digital clouds to physical industries, anxiety around the future of work has never been higher.
In this episode of Leadership for the Physical AI Age, Tryfecta Capital host Titto Thomas sits down with Nick Shelton—an ear…
Episode 7: Harnessing the Winds of Physical AI: The Change Management Blueprint for a Human-Centric Future
While the vision of Physical AI is incredibly optimistic, the actual implementation is going to be messy. As AI native companies see productivity skyrocket, they are also facing a hidden crisis: a massive drop in workplace empathy as managers get used to bossing around AI agents 24/7 and expect the…
Ep 8: The Compute Space Race: Geopolitics, US Hegemony, and the Physical AI Gold Rush
How does a baby learn faster than an LLM? Not by reading more text, but by touching the world.
That analogy from Daniel Dangoor (Investments and Treasury) anchors this episode's thesis: language models are capped by the finite supply of human text, and the next leap in AI depends on machines that c…
Ep 9: Cutting Rates with Robots: Capital Flows and the Deflationary Power of Physical AI
What if the fastest way to cut interest rates for the whole world is to teach machines to mine?
Daniel Dangoor (Investments and Treasury) and Nick Shelton return for Episode 9, and this time we follow the money. Capital has been pouring into the poster children of Physical AI, drones, humanoid robo…
Ep 14: Physical AI Comes to the Farm: Melissa Clark-Reynolds on Autonomy and Ownership
Farming is where physical AI stops being about self driving cars.
Melissa Clark-Reynolds ONZM is one of New Zealand's most recognized futurists, and the room she walks into is not the one you would expect. She sits on the board of Wētā Workshop. She was Deputy Chair of Radio New Zealand, Chair of A…
Ep 15: Beyond the Rules: Who Governs Physical AI?
American farmers hiring Ukrainian hackers to break into tractor software wasn’t just a right-to-repair battle—it was a preview of the defining debate of our era: Who governs physical AI?
When every piece of hardware is packed with proprietary sensors, tethered to subscriptions, and generating criti…
PODCAST SØGEMOTOR
Du kan bruge vores hjemmeside til at søge efter3,821,933podcasts og195,425,708episoder efter personer, steder eller emner.
If I have seen further than others, it is by listening to podcasts and standing upon the shoulders of
giants.
‐ Isaac "Llamacorn" Newton
REDIG
Tak fordi du hjælper med at holde podcast-databasen opdateret.
