The Deep Dive Lab

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Are you curious about the latest innovations and trends in different industries? If so, then "The Deep Dive Lab" is the podcast for you! Each episode is a thrilling ride into a different field, from tech and business to healthcare and design. Our engaging and informative conversations are designed to make complex topics accessible and approachable, whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out. So if you want to stay ahead of the curve and learn from the best, tune in to "The Deep Dive Lab" and join us on our journey of exploration and discovery!

  1. 17 mrt

    Ep 35: Why Most AI Projects Fail: The Human Adoption Problem || Monica Marquez

    Monica has spent 20+ years leading talent and innovation at companies like Google, Goldman Sachs, EY, and Bank of America. Today she’s the founder of FlipWork, where she helps Fortune 500 companies reinvent how humans and AI work together. We talk about: • Why AI adoption is the biggest barrier to ROI• The shift from operators to orchestrators of AI agents• How to find your “zone of genius” and delegate the rest to AI• Why companies must redesign workflows, not just add AI tools• The rise of the “Agentic Human” Connect with Monica Marquez:https://www.linkedin.com/in/monicamarquez/ More about Monica and her businesses:https://www.themonicamarquez.com/

  2. 10 mrt

    Ep 34: The Silicon Valley Innovation Playbook || Victoria Mensch

    Victoria is the founder and CEO of the Silicon Valley Executive Academy and has spent decades working inside the heart of the tech ecosystem. She explains the four core principles that drive innovation in Silicon Valley: • Ecosystem density• Risk tolerance• Bias toward action• Collaborative networks We also discuss how AI will reshape industries and why many companies are approaching AI the wrong way. Connect with Victoria Mensch:https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriamensch/ Learn more about Silicon Valley Executive Academy:

  3. 5 mrt

    Ep 33: News Is Broken, Can AI Fix the Truth? || Kira Shishkin

    News today often feels less like information and more like noise. In this episode of The Deep Dive Lab, I sit down with Kira Shishkin, founder of informed.now, a startup rethinking how people consume news in an age of misinformation, clickbait, and attention overload. Instead of opinion-driven media, informed.now delivers a daily SMS summarizing the most important global events using primary sources and minimal commentary. We explore: • Why modern news media incentives create bias, sensationalism, and information overload• The difference between news reporting and news commentary• How AI can both worsen misinformation and help filter truth• Why the future of information may require AI-powered filters just to navigate the internet• The role of humans vs AI in journalism and knowledge creation Kira shares his vision for a new generation of readers who want to stay informed without being manipulated. If the internet is becoming unreadable, what does trustworthy information look like in the AI era? Listen to the full conversation to find out. Kira’s links• informed.now: https://www.informed.now• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirashishkin/

  4. 20-11-2025

    Ep 32: The Boring AI That Makes Millions || Myles Harrison

    Myles Harrison, Principal at Praktikai and founder of Machine Learning Toronto (MLTO) joins the show to cut through the hype and share a pragmatic playbook for real-world AI. We unpack why the “boring” stuff (clean data, operational BI, and simple automation) often delivers far more value than flashy agent demos, how to manage change in large organizations, and when voice AI actually makes sense. In this episode you'll hear:• Why a consulting mindset makes for a different kind of founder.• Concrete, high-impact AI use cases for mid-market businesses.• Change management: it’s people, not tech.• Practical voice AI: transcription, admin automation, and guardrails.• What to stop chasing and what to build next. Links: Myles: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mylesharrison/

  5. 07-10-2025

    Ep 31: Don’t just take a survey (hidden truths uncovered through stories) || Andy Sitison

    On this episode of The Deep Dive Lab I talk with Andy Sitison, CTO at Share More Stories, about one core question: how do we turn human stories and emotions into useful, trustworthy data? We cover: How to prompt people so they actually tell meaningful stories (the “story journey”)The logic of breaking a story into expressions and scoring emotions (joy, anxiety, belonging, and more)A real project with Virginia Tourism: hearing Black travelers’ stories changed messaging, visitor experiences, and earned recognitionPractical risks: model accuracy, human-in-the-loop validation, cultural sensitivity, and detecting fake/generative submissionsWhy listen: if you create products, run marketing, or lead research, this episode will change how you think about “voice of the customer”, from checkboxes to human truth. Guest links: Andy Sitison: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andy-sitison/https://www.virginia.org/plan-your-trip/black-travel/https://sharemorestories.com/

  6. 01-10-2025

    Ep 30: How Autistic Talent is Solving Big Tech’s Problems || Tara May

    What if the key to solving some of tech's biggest problems has been overlooked because of outdated hiring practices? My guest is Tara May, CEO of Aspiritech, a multi-million dollar tech services company with one incredible stat: her entire team is made up of 100% autistic talent. We explore how autistic talent is solving big tech problems for clients like Bose and the TSA: Building Smarter AI: How her team annotated 280,000 luggage images to train the AI that secures our airports.Perfecting Products: The unique QA testing process that ensures Bose speakers work flawlessly.Securing Financial Tech: Making JP Morgan's digital platforms accessible and compliant for every user.This is more than a story about inclusion. It’s a playbook for building a smarter, more adaptable, and more human company. Tara May: https://www.linkedin.com/in/taranmay/ Aspiritech: https://aspiritech.org/

  7. 16-09-2025

    Ep 29: Can I be hacked from my smart home? Why cybersecurity alone isn't enough - my conversation on digital resilience || Prof. Dr. Dennis-Kenji Kipker

    On this episode I speak with Prof. Dr. Dennis-Kenji Kipker, Research Director & Founder of the cyberintelligence.institute and serves on the Federal Parliament, about why we need to think beyond “cybersecurity” and build true digital resilience. We cover: what digital resilience actually is and how it changes procurement and policy.why trustworthiness, software bills of materials (SBOMs) and supply-chain transparency matter.the risks in smart homes, AI-driven attacks, and the age of deepfakesthree practical actions you can do today to be more resilientGuest links (useful background & profiles) Dennis’s official site — Prof. Dr. Dennis-Kenji Kipker: https://denniskenjikipker.de/ Prof. Dr. Dennis-Kenji KipkerCyber Intelligence Institute (CII): https://cyberintelligence.institute/ cyberintelligence.instituteDennis on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prof-dr-dennis-kenji-kipker-51867449/ LinkedInRecent advisory news (Myra Security): https://www.myrasecurity.com/en/news/dennis-kenji-kipker-joins-myra-advisory-board/ myrasecurity.com

  8. 10-09-2025

    Ep 28: How AI is Rewriting Blood Testing (From Panels to 10,000+ Biomarkers) || Jeff Lawy

    Jeff Lawy (Head of Deep Tech Commercialization, Ashera Health) joins me to explore how AI is transforming blood testing, from a handful of biomarkers to 10,000+ signals that actually help you act. We talk about turning complex lab data into clear, personalized guidance, building guardrails around LLMs, and why women’s health (fertility, perimenopause, menopause) is the smartest first focus. We also hit the practical stuff: at-home blood collection (FDA + Health Canada cleared via partner), MVP over perfection, pricing, and getting vendor-approved. What we cover: Scaling from standard panels to 10k+ biomarkers (hormones, endocrine disruptors, “forever chemicals”)Personalization vs population averages, and a three-tier reporting modelHuman-in-the-loop AI: where automation ends and clinicians beginLaunch plans in US & Canada, plus why costs fall over timeBonus: space tech, agritech, quantum, why sensor data and falling costs matter Links Jeff Lawy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-lawy/

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Are you curious about the latest innovations and trends in different industries? If so, then "The Deep Dive Lab" is the podcast for you! Each episode is a thrilling ride into a different field, from tech and business to healthcare and design. Our engaging and informative conversations are designed to make complex topics accessible and approachable, whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out. So if you want to stay ahead of the curve and learn from the best, tune in to "The Deep Dive Lab" and join us on our journey of exploration and discovery!

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  • Maker
    Jacintha Kurniawan
  • Jaren actief
    2023 - 2026
  • Afleveringen
    35
  • Beoordeling
    Veilig
  • Copyright
    © Jacintha Kurniawan
  • Website van aflevering
    The Deep Dive Lab