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What happens when big tech swallows the little guys? Unveil the phenomenon of "Sherlocking" as we dissect how Apple has a knack for integrating third-party innovations into their own systems, potentially rendering those original products obsolete. We trace this back to the 1990s with the Sherlock vs. Watson saga and peel back the layers to reveal its ongoing impact today. Nick Espinosa joins us for cybersecurity flaws in Microsoft's recall application to Chinese tech companies skirting ...

Is Elon Musk about to ignite a Silicon Valley showdown? Tune in to this thrilling episode of Tech Time Radio with Nathan Mumm as we uncover the mysterious disappearance of the New York Times source code, rumored to be linked to 4chan hackers. Elon Musk's bold critique of Apple's spyware sets the stage for a tech industry clash. Gwen Way joins us in our gadgets and gear segment, revealing a groundbreaking physical solution to help users lock distracting phone apps, a must-hear for anyone caugh...

What happens when facial recognition technology gets it wrong? We unravel the cases of innocent people being misidentified as shoplifters. We'll touch on ChatGPT’s recent downtime, and the steps developers are taking to restore its functionality. For our European listeners, we'll detail how you can opt out of AI training using your social media posts—a privilege not available to U.S. users. We’ll also dissect Elon Musk’s decision to reroute AI chips from Tesla to his AI startup, XAI, and disc...

Can former President Donald J. Trump really stop all electric car sales if re-elected? Join us on Tech Time Radio with Nathan Mumm as we scrutinize this audacious claim, picking apart its feasibility and implications for the automotive industry. We also dive into the wacky world of AI mishaps, including Google’s strange and humorous errors like suggesting non-toxic glue on pizza and advising people to eat one rock per day. Our discussion takes a serious turn when we analyze Hollywood's alarmi...

Unlock the secrets of safeguarding your family's digital privacy and get a glimpse into the future of brain-computer interfaces with our expert guest, James Riddle. In this episode, we tackle the risks of sharing children's photos online and the implications on their security, contrasting today's oversharing culture with the past's more private family photo albums. James shares his profound insights into the transformative potential of brain-computer interfaces in healthcare, discussing every...

Who says you can't mix the old with the new or the whimsical with the downright serious? Buckle up, listeners, because we're about to stir the pot with everything from the questionable comeback of cassette tapes—yep, you heard it, Taylor Swift's bringing them back—to the brain-tickling topic of spies hiding in plain sight. Our discussion on Europol's classified data surfacing on the dark web is bound to make you contemplate the vulnerability of our digital fortresses.Gwen Way drops by with so...