Computing Everything - The Amazing Story of Information Technology

Haig Kiremidjian

This show is an AI‑generated companion to Haig Kiremidjian’s original book, Computing Everything – The Amazing Story of Information Technology. While the podcast itself is produced using AI, the source material is entirely human‑written. The book traces the evolution of information technology through vivid historical storytelling, highlighting the breakthroughs, the science behind them, the people who shaped the field, and the sweeping impact on business, culture, and everyday life.

  1. Sep 26

    E32 - Summary of Computing Everything

    This is episode 32 and summarizes the amazing story of information technology that was discussed in detail in the preceding 31 episodes. This episode is an AI‑generated companion to Haig Kiremidjian’s human‑authored book, Computing Everything – The Amazing Story of Information Technology. Although the podcast is produced using AI (to reach a wider audience), the ideas and historical narrative come entirely from the original human-created text.

  2. Sep 19

    E31 - Legal Gaps - Where the Tech Outran the Law

    This is episode 31 and covers how the laws of various nations did not know how to handle the explosion of information as a widely used commodity. As information began to be copied and moved so easily across national boundaries, the law had to catch up. This episode is an AI‑generated companion to Haig Kiremidjian’s human‑authored book, Computing Everything – The Amazing Story of Information Technology. Although the podcast is produced using AI (to reach a wider audience), the ideas and historical narrative come entirely from the original human-created text.

  3. Sep 5

    E30 - Guardian Angels - Who Protects Us from the Chaos

    This is episode 30 and covers the various ways our digital information is protected, to some extent, from cybercrime. The Cypherpunks put encryption-based tools in people’s hands, the EFF fought to set pro-civil liberties precedents in courts, the open-source movement worked to ensure good design practices for software, the hacker groups workedto expose any weaknesses in common software and the hacktivists brought attention to anyone they thought were misusing the new technology. This episode is an AI‑generated companion to Haig Kiremidjian’s human‑authored book, Computing Everything – The Amazing Story of Information Technology. Although the podcast is produced using AI (to reach a wider audience), the ideas and historical narrative come entirely from the original human-created text.

  4. Aug 27

    E29 - Historical Breaches - When Cybercrime Came to Town

    This is episode 29 and covers the history of cybercrime, from the first computer virus to the modern, sophisticated, state-sponsored cyber attacks. This episode is an AI‑generated companion to Haig Kiremidjian’s human‑authored book, Computing Everything – The Amazing Story of Information Technology. Although the podcast is produced using AI (to reach a wider audience), the ideas and historical narrative come entirely from the original human-created text.

  5. Aug 19

    E28 - Attack Vectors - How Bad Guys Do Damage

    This is episode 28 and covers how your digital information is gathered up by the hackers. It describes the various attack vectors so you can be aware and take some precautions. This episode is an AI‑generated companion to Haig Kiremidjian’s human‑authored book, Computing Everything – The Amazing Story of Information Technology. Although the podcast is produced using AI (to reach a wider audience), the ideas and historical narrative come entirely from the original human-created text.

  6. Aug 18

    E27 - Part 4 - Modern Risks - What Lurks Behind Each Click

    This is episode 27 and starts part 4 of the book which is all about "the new world of information". The first section in this part covers the modern risks of living in the information age. This episode is an AI‑generated companion to Haig Kiremidjian’s human‑authored book, Computing Everything – The Amazing Story of Information Technology. Although the podcast is produced using AI (to reach a wider audience), the ideas and historical narrative come entirely from the original human-created text.

  7. Aug 14

    E26 - Data Science - Meaning in the Noise

    This is episode 26 about Data Science - it covers what it is and how it came to be. It also covers an example of how data science has now taken over premier league football. This episode is an AI‑generated companion to Haig Kiremidjian’s human‑authored book, Computing Everything – The Amazing Story of Information Technology. Although the podcast is produced using AI (to reach a wider audience), the ideas and historical narrative come entirely from the original human-created text.

  8. Aug 14

    E25 - 3D Printing - Manufacturing Anywhere

    This is episode 25 about 3D printing - what it is, how it came about and what it means for us. This episode is an AI‑generated companion to Haig Kiremidjian’s human‑authored book, Computing Everything – The Amazing Story of Information Technology. Although the podcast is produced using AI (to reach a wider audience), the ideas and historical narrative come entirely from the original human-created text.

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This show is an AI‑generated companion to Haig Kiremidjian’s original book, Computing Everything – The Amazing Story of Information Technology. While the podcast itself is produced using AI, the source material is entirely human‑written. The book traces the evolution of information technology through vivid historical storytelling, highlighting the breakthroughs, the science behind them, the people who shaped the field, and the sweeping impact on business, culture, and everyday life.

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