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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IBM Research: Meet the champion of patents
Jeff Welser, VP at IBM Research, tells Tonya Hall which fields will see the biggest innovations in 2021.
6 min
152
Who is liable for an AI-based decision?
Canadian lawyer Carole Piovesan, managing parter at INQ Law, talks to Tonya Hall about the legal implications of artificial intelligence, data governance, and cybersecurity.
13 min
153
Blackberry, Nokia, General Electric: How to see...
Rita McGrath, author and professor at Columbia Business School, talks to Tonya Hall about how big inflection points for tech companies often start at the edges.
12 min
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Fortnite to help with team building in telework...
Peter Rojas, partner at Betaworks Ventures, tells Tonya Hall how video games can help you connect with your co-workers.
12 min
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Cyber forensics: Synching your smartphone to yo...
Lam Nguyen, Director of the Cyber Forensics Laboratory at the US Department of Defense, tells Tonya Hall how smart cars are an endless source of forensic data during criminal investigations.
11 min
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Our industrial supply chain could be on the Moo...
Tonya Hall talks to Dr. Philip Metzger, planetary scientist at the University of Central Florida, about the benefits of outsourcing our supply chain to robots and setting it up on other planets.
13 min
157
Apple Silicon: Nothing short of a revolution
Tonya Hall talks to tech journalist Lance Ulanoff about the changes the new M1 chip will bring to Apple's products.
9 min
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An open and hybrid multi-cloud approach for a s...
Tonya Hall interviews Bridget Karlin, CTO of IBM Global Technology Services, about the best ways to boost digital transformation and how to set up the right type of partnerships.
13 min
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We must have a serious conversation about syste...
Dr. Ron Ross, Fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, explains to Tonya Hall the role systems engineering plays into building security into our infrastructure.
11 min
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Want to dance with pink flamingos? You can at E...
Tonya Hall interviews Tiffany Kieran, Director of EarthXR Programming and Partnerships, about how Extended Reality can shape environmental action.
14 min
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Heliophysics: There's a lot going on under the sun
Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Nicky Fox, director of the NASA Heliophysics Science Division, and asks her what will solar cycle 25 will look like.
12 min
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Moon dust is a threat to space ambition
Philip Metzger, planetary scientist at the University of Central Florida, explains to Tonya Hall why moon dust poses so many challenges to lunar missions.
11 min
163
Space tourism? No, satellite management
Dr. James Vedda, senior policy analyst at The Aerospace Corporation, tells Tonya Hall what are the groundbreaking steps the space industry is about to take.
12 min
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Oumuamua, neither an asteroid nor a comet. What...
Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Avi Loeb, astrophysicist at Harvard University, about his best-seller book Extraterrestrial.
14 min
165
The state of AI on its third decade
Tonya Hall talks to Bridget Karlin, CTO of IBM Global Technology Services, about how to move AI from narrow-use cases to general applications.
14 min
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The one thing we all need to do to reduce our c...
Tonya Hall talks to Dr. Ron Ross, Fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, about the cybersecurity talent shortage and other challenges in the field.
9 min
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The best Super Bowl commercial? This AI softwar...
Tonya Hall talks to RJ Talyor, CEO of Pattern89, a company that leverages AI to predict advertising performance.
12 min
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Microsoft's president on the power of courageou...
Tonya Hall interviews Kate Johnson, president of Microsoft US, about teaching and learning leadership and betting heavily on empathy to succeed.
16 min
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NASA teams up with NOAA and JAXA for next-gener...
Dr. Nicky Fox, director of the NASA Heliophysics Science Division, talks to Tonya Hall about all the sun-studying missions the agency has in store.
11 min
170
Taking high-resolution pictures of snowflakes
Dr. Nathan Myhrvold, founder of Intellectual Ventures, talks to Tonya Hall about his latest passion.
20 min
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The SolarWind hack and the rules of engagement ...
Tonya Hall asks Paul Kolbe, former CIA agent and the director of The Intelligence Project at Harvard University, what constitutes an act of war in cyberwarfare.
11 min
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Be a tech ninja!
Tonya Hall interviews Gary Shapiro, CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, and asks him what do you need to build a successful career in the tech world.
19 min
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Career advice from a NASA planetary scientist
Tonya Hall talks to Dr. Conor Nixon, astronomer at NASA, about how finding the right mentor while in college can do wonders for future scientists.
8 min
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A neural network for COVID-19 detection the pub...
Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Alexander Wong, chief scientist at DarwinAI, about how explainable AI is key to improve COVID-19 diagnosis techniques.
8 min
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The state of software security
Chris Eng, chief research officer at Veracode, explains to Tonya Hall which are the roots of the infosec problem.
16 min