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 In this enlightening episode, We discuss valuable insights and practical tips for students, parents, and educators, as students navigate career services while searching for the right path. Gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and triumphs students face in their professional journeys, exploring the intersections of passion, education, and real-world opportunities. We analyze the importance of cover letters, AI's role in the matter, and discuss important strategies career services bestow to students seeking opportunities through utilizing social media, resume building, and more. Unlock the secrets to success in navigating the diverse routes students take toward their careers. Tune in for a must-listen conversation on The HigherED Podcast! 

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1. **Eating Ass – Do you do it?**  

An intimate act some enjoy. Personally, it's a matter of comfort and mutual consent with a partner.

2. **Oral Sex – Is it important in a relationship?**  

Oral intimacy can enhance connection. Personally, it's about mutual enjoyment and understanding with my partner.

3. **Dating in 2023**  

Navigating a mix of virtual and in-person connections. Finding authenticity remains key in forming meaningful relationships.

4. **Face tattoos – Do you like them?**  

Personal expression; some designs are appealing. Personally, it's more about the individual's story than aesthetics.

5. **Work wives and Work Husbands**  

Close, platonic office bonds. Valuable for emotional support, making work more enjoyable. Communication is key.

6. **Cheating**  

A breach of trust, causing emotional pain. Personally, believe in open communication and loyalty in relationships.

7. **Should women pump gas?**  

Not gender-specific. Personally, believe in equality; everyone's capable. It's about comfort and personal choice.

In this episode of Machine Minds, we sit down with Daniel Dreymann, the Chief Product Officer of Agot AI, a trailblazing company that deploys hassle-free artificial intelligence to empower frontline food workers and ensure exceptional service in restaurants. Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of AI's impact on overwhelmed restaurants, exploring topics such as guest experience, speed of service, order accuracy, employee retention, and the opportunities and challenges of incorporating AI in the restaurant industry.

Episode Highlights:

1. The Power of AI in Overwhelmed Restaurants:

Daniel enlightens us about how AI is transforming the restaurant industry by addressing the challenges faced by overwhelmed establishments. Discover how AI applications enhance guest experience, expedite service, and ensure order accuracy, leading to happier customers and improved business outcomes.

2. Tools for Employee Empowerment and Retention:

We explore how Agot AI provides innovative tools that empower employees and contribute to reducing attrition rates. Daniel explains how AI-powered systems enable frontline food workers to streamline their tasks, enhance productivity, and feel supported in their roles, ultimately fostering a positive work environment.

3. AI Accuracy vs. Human Error:

Delving deeper into the topic, we examine the merits of AI accuracy compared to human error. Daniel shares insights on how AI technology minimizes mistakes, improves order precision, and optimizes restaurant operations. We also discuss the role of human expertise and the symbiotic relationship between AI and human workers.

4. Opportunities and Challenges of AI in the Restaurant Industry:

As AI continues to revolutionize the restaurant landscape, we uncover the myriad of opportunities it presents, from personalized customer experiences to data-driven decision-making. However, with innovation comes challenges. Daniel outlines the potential obstacles faced when incorporating AI into the restaurant industry, including implementation, data privacy, ethical considerations, and connectivity.


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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dreymann/
Agot AI: https://agot.ai


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Maintaining data security and privacy is more important than ever. According to an IBM and Ponemon Institute report, the average cost of a data breach reached a new high of $4.35 million in 2022. With the rise in cyber threats, companies are looking for strategies that not only help them build trust with customers and employees, but protect their business and bottom line. However, the growing complexity of IT operations, including managing mobile assets within a "work-from-anywhere" model, and evolving privacy laws, can make it difficult to stay up to date and safe from cyberattacks and data leaks.
 
In this episode, we dig deeper into data protection and how it can bring business value. We explore common data protection challenges within telecom and the impact from recent regulatory changes. We also talk about how IT professionals can better protect privacy and get the balance right within their global corporate mobile environment.

Featured Guests: Ben Crees is Director of Client Experience at vMOX, and has almost two decades of telecom and mobility experience. Based in the UK, he has over sixteen years of experience leading global teams and multi-disciplinary collaboration, delivering first-class services in dynamic and complex SaaS environments. Jordan Gurevich is General Counsel at vMOX and supports the company's legal and strategic growth  initiatives  He has extensive corporate experience in legal departments of some of the world's most prominent global telco and IT companies . 

Do you use Alexa or Siri for digital assistance? Odds are, you do. More than 42% of the global population uses digital assistants for tasks from the very mundane to the mind-boggling complex. What you may not know is that through using these convenient systems, you have freely given access to your most private and valuable data. Stephanie Domas, our guest today, is a Chief Information Security Technologist for one of the largest tech firms in the world. She will give you insights into her journey, as well as ways to mitigate risks to your own livelihoods. Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE! 

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AI & Cybersecurity at the 2022 National Summit on State Cyber Security
Protecting Medical Devices from Cyber harm  TEDxColumbus
How Medical Devices and Hospitals Are Protected Against Hackers
CbusNEXT | Medical hacker works to protect your private records
What is two-factor authentication?
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What is a VPN and what does it mean?

Scientists at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory successfully created a nuclear fusion ignition -- but what does this mean?

Other topics include the chaos of DC comics firing Henry Cavil, hypotheticals, and Trolley morality problems.  

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IpX True North Podcast: Dr. Nathan Hartman, Purdue University, and IpX President Joseph Anderson meet again to focus this time on the future of digital engineering and digital manufacturing. Dr. Hartman and Joseph discuss the nuances between digital transformation and digital manufacturing, as well as the social & technological phenomenon that is happening in today’s workforce.

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Is scarcity as real as we think?

Interviewer: Sam Guilding, Marketing Manager, Millennium Consulting
Interviewee: Craig Bassingthwaighte, Unit4 Financials Product Director
Date: Wednesday 15th April 2020

Millennium Consulting is running a series of podcasts during which we will hear about the careers and backgrounds of some of the UK’s most successful technology leaders.

In this episode, we are talking with Craig Bassingthwaighte, Financials Product Director at Dutch software vendor Unit4.

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What if you could predict a maintenance issue before it turned into an emergency? Property automation technology gives us the data to catch problems early on and be proactive—before a water heater leak turns into a flooded home!

Sean Miller is the CEO of PointCentral, the leading IoT platform for residential property managers. On this episode, Sean joins Bob to discuss the most common property automation devices, including smart locks, video doorbells and voice assistants. 

Sean introduces several of PointCentral’s hardware partners and describes how its technology benefits property managers, owners and tenants alike. Listen in for a high-level overview of PointCentral’s in-home hub and learn how you can drive operational efficiency via property automation.

Topics Covered

[2:50] How PointCentral helps property managers leverage IoT

[5:43] The difference between smart home technology and property automation

[6:48] The devices that fall into the category of property automation

[8:12] How PointCentral integrates with the Amazon, Apple and Google voice assistants

[9:55] PointCentral’s hardware partners and when the company builds its own

[11:57] Who PointCentral works with + how its technology benefits property managers

[14:48] How PointCentral benefits tenants

[17:47] How PointCentral benefits owners

[20:27] How PointCentral helps property managers prevent maintenance emergencies and improve efficiency

[23:26] An overview of PointCentral’s in-home hub + how it integrates with property management software

[28:16] The privacy concerns associated with video

[32:53] How PointCentral’s technology helps property managers do more of what they like

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Resources Mentioned
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Linear Smart Garage Door

Chamberlain Smart Products

Rachio Smart Sprinklers

SkyBell Video Doorbell

California Consumer Privacy Act

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Brian and Blake are back with another episode of the Chasing Tone podcast.

On some delay/reverb pedal it is not uncommon to lose the trail effect when you switch the pedal off. This raised the question why do delay/reverb pedals need a buffered bypass for trails? Brian gives some insight into what is really going on.

Musical Instrument Digital Interface, or MIDI, is a versatile tool that has been around for some time. Blake dove in to learning what it can do and is amazed by the depths of control that MIDI brings and what it can do for the guitar gear world. The guys talk about it.

Neural link technology, “they” are listening, and Brian tries not to burn his house down.  It’s all in this week’s episode of the Chasing Tone podcast.

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Researchers from VTT Technical Research Center in Finland have created a new coating using nanocellulose.

Nanocellulose naturally adheres to wood and forms an airtight film on the surface. This makes nanocellulose-based coatings a good fit for the protective wood treatments.

The coating is based on HefCel technology (High-Consistency Enzymatic Fibrillation of Cellulose), which was developed and patented by VTT.

The coating can be sprayed or brushed on to the wood and it works by reducing the access of oxygen to the surface. 

The coating could make a significant impact on the coatings market, particularly in construction materials.

The researchers recently designed new equipment that more efficiently and cost-effectively manufactures larger batches of HefCel and have seen promising results from it’s initial run.

Next, the researchers are looking to potentially commercialize the technology, which could be a possible fit for the paint industry, packaging, composites or simply as a coating industry raw material.

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