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Liam Lawson hosts The AI Why with Liam Lawson, a technology show with 155 episodes published.
AI isn't replacing jobs. It's changing the way work gets done. Scott Likens, Global Chief AI Engineer at PwC, spends his days helping organizations navigate one of the biggest technological shifts in history. In this con
Most people don't think about their browser. Ajit Varma thinks they should. As Head of Firefox, Ajit sits at the intersection of AI, privacy, open-source software and the future of the internet. In this conversation with
Most people don't think of themselves as creative. Ian Wang thinks that's about to change. As VP & Head of Product for Adobe Express, Ian sits at the intersection of creativity, business strategy, product development, an
Anthropic just released its newest model, Fable 5.* OpenAI has officially taken another step toward public markets. And some of the biggest competitors in AI are now relying on the same infrastructure behind the scenes.
Everyone thinks the future of work means spending more time interacting with AI. Aaron Mitchell Finegold believes the opposite. As Head of Product Marketing at Adobe, Aaron sits at the intersection of enterprise AI, agen
Anthropic is preparing for public markets. Europe is pushing to reduce its reliance on American tech. And CNN just filed a copyright lawsuit against Perplexity. This week, Anthropic files confidential paperwork for an IP
In the AI race, some of Adobe's closest partners are also its biggest competitors. So how does it decide who to work with? Sahil Gupta is the Senior Director of Partnerships at Adobe, where he leads technology partnershi
Users are already pushing back on Google's new AI search update, DeepSeek just slashed AI model prices by up to 75 percent, and Robinhood is now testing AI agents that can trade stocks on your behalf. This week, DuckDuck
AI traffic to retail sites is up 393% year on year. A year ago, that traffic was underperforming every other marketing channel. Now it is outperforming all of them by 48%. And most businesses have no idea how to capitali
Meta is cutting 10 percent of its workforce and moving thousands of employees into AI roles. Google just announced the biggest change to Search in over 25 years. And Elon Musk has officially lost his legal battle against
In this episode, Swati Trehan, co-founder of Ema, breaks down what AI agents actually are, how “AI employees” work inside Fortune 500 companies, and why the future of enterprise software may look nothing like today’s Saa
Anthropic says fictional portrayals of AI may have influenced Claude’s recent blackmail behavior during internal testing. OpenAI officially launches a $4B enterprise deployment company. And Elon Musk’s xAI faces lawsuits
In this episode, Jason Li, CTO of Laurel, reveals how the company is turning timesheets into the AI playbook for the entire knowledge-work economy. Jason breaks down why $2,000/hour lawyers still spend Saturdays manually
The Pentagon just signed eight AI deals and left Anthropic out. Wall Street is helping both Claude and ChatGPT move deeper into companies. And Elon Musk went from calling Anthropic evil to powering it with his own data c
22,000 LinkedIn followers to over 210,000 in just over a year. Charlie Hills did not get there by luck. He got there by reverse engineering what already works, posting with intention every single day, and building system
Anthropic just passed OpenAI in revenue for the first time ever. Google signed a classified Pentagon deal and then invested $40 billion in the company it competes with. And OpenAI just put an expiry date on every custom
Monday.com has 225,000 customers and over 60,000 seats at some of its largest accounts. So when its co-founder says the company completely changed its vision, that is worth paying attention to. In this episode, Liam Laws
The AI model that was too dangerous to release just got breached. Anthropic entered the design software market. And OpenAI dropped its biggest model yet, just six weeks after the last one. This week, the NSA is using Ant
Two years ago, Mischa Collins was let go from her marketing manager role at a startup. After months of applying to jobs she was overqualified for and hearing nothing back, she decided to stop playing the victim and take
$852 billion. That's what OpenAI is now worth, and its own investors are starting to question if that math adds up. This week, Anthropic's new model takes the coding crown from GPT-5.4, OpenAI's backers get cold feet, Sn
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