The Tonya Hall Innovation Show
Tonya Hall interviews technology and innovation newsmakers across multiple fields including AI, machine learning, cloud computing, programming and digital health as well as a wide range of enterprise issues.
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Securing a system from inception can help it su...
Tonya Hall asks Dr. Ron Ross, computer scientist and fellow at NIST, what does a security by design mindset imply for companies.
9 min
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In the app economy, can Apple and Google set th...
Tonya Hall asks Adam Kovacevich, CEO at Chamber of Progress, about a new bill that wants to regulate mobile app platforms.
9 min
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How AI is speeding up our search for climate ch...
Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Solomon Assefa, vice president at IBM Research, about how AI and quantum computing help us in the search of more efficient batteries.
8 min
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Are you focusing too much on the digital and no...
Dr.George Westerman, senior lecturer at MIT Sloan School of Management, explains to Tonya Hall why technology needs a transformative plan to add value to a company.
11 min
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The people have spoken: We want upload bandwidth
Tonya Hall talks to Cheryl Choy, senior VP at AT&T, about how consumers' expectations of home internet have evolved.
7 min
31
Ransomware: To pay or not to pay? That's the qu...
Tonya Hall interviews Adam Flatley, director of threat intelligence at Redacted Inc., about the options businesses have when facing a ransomware attack.
9 min
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Ransomware: Moving from defense to offense
Tonya Hall talks to Adam Flatley, director of threat intelligence at Redacted Inc.,about what has been missing in anti-ransomware plans.
10 min
33
When your teacher is an AI avatar
Natalie Monbiot, head of strategy at Hour One, explains to Tonya Hall how digital avatars could expand the reach of online education.
13 min
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The best software engineers are those who can c...
Window Snyder, CEO at Thistle Technologies, talks to Tonya Hall about emotional intelligence, communication skills and mentoring in the tech sector.
11 min
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Insurance companies have a ton of data but only...
Tonya Hall interviews Paul Ford, CEO at Traffk, about bringing AI-based innovation to a legacy business like the insurance sector.
12 min
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Don't like to speak on camera? Your AI characte...
Tonya Hall talks to Natalie Monbiot, head of strategy at Hour One, about how synthetic AI characters based on humans could save businesses plenty of time but also create some ethical issues.
12 min
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Zzapp Malaria: The IBM Watson AI XPRIZE compet...
Tonya Hall talks to Seth Dobrin, chief AI officer at IBM, about how AI can help solve humanity's big challenges.
8 min
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Kubernetes in space: Bringing DevOps to satellites
Bren Briggs, VP of DevSecOps at Hypergiant, explains to Tonya Hall what the best use cases are for deploying AI and ML at the edge.
17 min
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This startup's goal is to bake security into bi...
Tonya Hall interviews Window Snyder, CEO at Thistle Technologies, about how to build security resilience into IoT software.
14 min
40
The value of natural language processing? It ma...
Seth Dobrin, chief AI officer at IBM, talks to Tonya Hall about how natural language processing can make AI apps accessible to a wider audience.
11 min
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Kaseya attack: When the entry vector is beyond ...
Tonya Hall interviews Ryan Kovar, security strategist at Splunk, about how the Kaseya ransomware attack spread via a compromised managed services provider.
13 min
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The real (and whopping) cost of data breaches
Tonya Hall talks to Limor Kessem, executive security advisor at IBM, about how compromised credential caused the most breaches at an average breach cost of USD 4.37 million.
7 min
43
No robot? No problem! Everything is on the cloud
Dr. Stefan Bauer, research group leader at Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, explains to Tonya Hall how to take part in the Real Robot Challenge.
13 min
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A history lesson: Conquering space was never a ...
Tonya Hall talks to Jeff Shesol, historian and author, about his latest book "Mercury Rising" and the space race during the Cold War.
10 min
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Finish startup gets to work on autofocusing gla...
Tonya Hall interviews Niko Eiden, CEO at Pixieray, about future glasses that will bring into focus anything that you’re looking at.
7 min
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Forgotten, unmanaged, and unpatched: How IoT de...
Dr. Elisa Costante, vice president of research at Forescout Technologies, explains to Tonya Hall why the healthcare sector is so impacted by TCP/IP vulnerabilities.
8 min
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Crowd-sourced star gazers find hidden asteroid
Dr. Franck Marchis, senior astronomer at SEIT Institute and chief scientific officer at Interstellar, explains to Tonya Hall what asteroid occultation is and why is so important.
10 min
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Correlation does not imply causation: Getting t...
Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Stefan Bauer, research group leader at Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, about why is vital to have benchmarks for evaluating causal models in machine learning.
8 min
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What happens when a lethal autonomous weapon re...
Tonya Hall talks to Arthur Holland Michel, associate researcher at UNIDIR, about how the unpredictability of war will affect autonomous weapons systems.
8 min
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Deliveries to the moon? Contractor gives robot ...
Intuitive Machines co-founder Tim Crain explains to Tonya Hall the engineering and design that goes into sending a robotic lander to the moon in the fall.
7 min