ABOUT THIS EPISODE
David & Dustin discuss tech related Super Bowl ads, announcements from OpenAI and OpenEvidence, the privacy concerns of Shadow IT. We also discuss the latest with tech at Medical College of Wisconsin before finishing with our parting shots.
00:00 Introduction and watch updates
09:21 AI.com
23:48 OpenAI for Science announcement
28:45 OpenEvidence scores huge valuation
33:23 Privacy concerns with smart devices and shadow IT
43:55 AI note taking bots
46:39 MCW updates: DLP, Guest WiFi, ITS
59:10 Knowledge Changing Life Tip: Selective Screenshotting
01:01:11 Parting Shots
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United States
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