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How can technology can help boost the enterprise on all levels? Tech Talk is the only tech show on Malaysian airwaves brings you up to speed on current trends. Interviews with experts and analysts provide insights into what's been tried and could be, coupled with a no-holds barred real-life review of the latest consumer products in plain English that strip away the marketing gimmicks.

Episodios

  • MSP292. The Old Kids Are Alright

    23/08/2024 Duración: 37min

    Richard Bradbury and Matt Armitage embark on a captivating journey through the contrasting worlds of childhood and adulthood. From their shared delight with ice lollies to an innovative push to make science education more engaging for young learners, they discuss the merits of hands-on learning and the power of curiosity. After the break, they explore the complexities of "kidulting" and the blurred lines between childhood and adulthood in today's society. Drifting into the cultural significance of superhero movies, they chart the generational differences in pop culture consumption, and the challenges of navigating a world where traditional milestones of adulthood seem increasingly delayed. Are the kids alright? Or are all of us perpetually navigating the complexities of an extended adolescence?

  • Advancing Poultry Farming Through 5G & AI

    22/08/2024 Duración: 16min

    In this episode of Tech Talk in collaboration with CelcomDigi, we continue our series by focusing on the transformative impact of smart technology in the poultry farming industry. We’re joined by Afizulazha Abdullah, Chief Enterprise Business Officer of CelcomDigi, and Datuk Jeffrey Ng, General Manager of Chop Cheong Bee, who discuss how CelcomDigi is helping to reshape agriculture through the strategic use of 5G, AI, and IoT solutions. Afizulazha shares insights into CelcomDigi’s role in driving digital transformation within the farming sector, highlighting the tangible benefits and improvements that these technologies bring to operations. Datuk Jeffrey explains the practical impacts on sustainability and efficiency at Chop Cheong Bee, offering a firsthand perspective on how smart farming technologies are enhancing the industry. Explore the future of smart farming in Malaysia as our guests discuss the evolving role of technology in agriculture and provide advice for other businesses looking to

  • MSP291. Brains. The Future of Superhuman Abilities

    16/08/2024 Duración: 41min

    Rich Bradbury and Matt Armitage dive deep into the world of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and its potential to create of enhanced, super intelligent cyborgs.From Elon Musk's Neuralink to military applications, they explore the current state of BCI technology, detailing advances in implantable and non-invasive technology and its ability to decode thoughts and translate them into actions.They discuss current applications, which include restoring movement in patients with paralysis, using avatars to recreate speech and playing the piano. And look at some of the challenges that lie in the path of creating a race of enhanced humans.

  • Fortifying Cybersecurity with Quantum Technology

    15/08/2024 Duración: 31min

    We explore the rising influence of quantum computing—a technology poised to revolutionise industries by tackling complex challenges that traditional computers can't address. With global investments in quantum computing expected to soar to $9.1 billion by 2030, this technology is becoming a serious contender alongside artificial intelligence. However, despite Malaysia's progressive policies in cybersecurity and digital transformation, quantum computing has largely been overlooked.We discuss with Vishak Raman, VP for India, SEA, and ANZ at Fortinet, a leading cybersecurity company, about the barriers preventing the adoption of quantum computing in Malaysia. We talk about the potential benefits and drawbacks for local businesses, and envision a future where advanced technologies like AI, machine learning, and quantum computing become integral to modern business operations. Are we ready to embrace the quantum era? Tune in to find out.

  • MSP290. Weird Science: Zombies, Cannibals and Chatbots

    09/08/2024 Duración: 39min

    This week Rich Bradbury and Matt Armitage look at a University of Tubingen study that explores the relationship between AI, information and trust, especially in anticipation of the conversational and primarily screen free future of the Internet.After the break they start with medical tech where researchers have identified a bacterium that could accelerate the healing of wounds, especially for those with chronic conditions. And then, for some reason, discuss the effect of streetlights on leaves before looking at the fossil record of the Siberian unicorn, an ancient relative of the rhinoceros.They wrap things up in no discernible order with the emergence of "Miami English," a new dialect blending English and Spanish, and the discovery of a "zombie galaxy" that may have cannibalized its neighbours to resume star formation after a 20-million-year dormant period.

  • The Evolution of CelcomDigi: Beyond Connectivity

    08/08/2024 Duración: 10min

    In this first episode of Tech Talk in collaboration with CelcomDigi, we kick off the series with Afizulazha Abdullah, Chief Enterprise Business Officer of CelcomDigi, exploring the company's evolution from a traditional telecommunications provider to a cutting-edge, technology-driven solutions powerhouse.Afizulazha shares insights into CelcomDigi's commitment to leveraging 5G, AI, and emerging technologies to benefit Malaysian enterprises. He highlights the significant advancements in digital transformation, emphasising the potential for increased efficiency, innovation, and competitive edge.Discover CelcomDigi's strategic initiatives aimed at helping Malaysian businesses realise the full potential of 5G, AI, and other technologies. Learn about their investment in digital transformation and innovation, and how these efforts are driving substantial benefits for enterprises across the country.Afizulazha also discusses the future directions for CelcomDigi, detailing their goals and plans for continued evolution

  • MSP289. Weird Science: Vegans, Coral and Our Fungal Future

    02/08/2024 Duración: 33min

    In this episode of Mattsplained, Rich Bradbury and Matt Armitage explore a controversial proposal to save coral reefs by introducing heat-resistant species, debating the potential benefits and risks of this ecological experiment.The duo then discusses a surprising study suggesting that a vegan diet might slow biological aging, though Matt cautions against seeing it as a fountain of youth.Then they delve into the fungal future, exploring how mycelium-based materials could revolutionize industries from automotive to construction. From mushroom leather in luxury cars to the possibility of growing buildings, Matt paints a picture of a sustainable, fungus-powered world.And then Matt discloses a secret.

  • Unleashing the AI Economy

    01/08/2024 Duración: 33min

    We explore the AI economy’s impact on business operations with David Irecki, the Chief Technology Officer of APJ at Boomi. David shares insights on overcoming digital fragmentation, enhancing data management, and harnessing AI-driven solutions to foster innovation. We also discuss the AI economy in Malaysia, strategies to accelerate innovation, and the importance of effective API management in digital transformation.

  • MSP286. CrowdStrike, Conspiracies and Choke Points

    26/07/2024 Duración: 40min

    Matt Armitage and Rich Bradbury dive into the recent CrowdStrike outage that caused chaos worldwide. They explore the far-reaching implications of the incident, which affected millions of Windows PCs across various sectors including aviation, healthcare, and finance.In dissecting the technical aspects of the outage, they discuss how a simple software bug in CrowdStrike's security system led to such widespread disruption. They also delve into the conspiracy theories that have sprung up around the event, from alleged connections to former US President Obama to claims of cyber warfare.That takes them deep into the realm of technological choke points, drawing parallels between digital infrastructure and global shipping networks. Exploring the fragility of our interconnected systems and the challenges of maintaining security and stability in an increasingly complex digital landscape.With occasional tangents into AI-generated aliases and bedtime stories, this episode offers a thought-provoking look at the vulnerabi

  • Enhancing Cybersecurity - How Do You Stay Ahead of the Curve

    25/07/2024 Duración: 25min

    Last Friday, a Microsoft-Crowdstrike update error caused one of the worst IT outages in history and this impacted over 8.5 million Microsoft devices around the world.To provide more scope on this, more than 3,000 flights within, into, or out of the US were cancelled on July 19, with more than 11,000 delayed. Planes continued to be grounded in the days since, with nearly 2,500 flights cancelled within, into, or out of the US, and more than 38,000 delayed, three days after the outage occurred.The outage also significantly impacted the healthcare industry, with some healthcare systems and hospitals postponing all or most procedures and clinicians resorting to pen and paper, unable to access Electronic Health Records. On the same day, CrowdStrike CEO, George Kurtz, apologised to the company’s customers and partners for crashing their Windows systems.In light of this recent incident, today we breakdown how important cybersecurity is to modern-day businesses, some of the early preparation efforts companies should c

  • MSP286. We Are All Going to Dye: The Changing Colours Of AI

    19/07/2024 Duración: 44min

    Today Rich Bradbury and Matt Armitage discuss the growing fear and anger surrounding unchecked advances in artificial intelligence (AI): the potential impact of AI on the job market, the ethical implications of AI-generated content, and the lack of regulation in the AI industry.Matt references the movie "Surrogates" to illustrate the potential dangers of relying too heavily on technology, and highlights the increasing disconnect between humans and the technology they depend on. He also discusses the rise of AI agents, which are more autonomous and capable than traditional chatbots, and the potential for these agents to displace human workers.The episode concludes with a discussion of the potential dangers of AI, including the possibility of AI-caused catastrophic harm to humanity. Matt references the predictions of former OpenAI employee Daniel Kokotajlo, who believes that AI could destroy or catastrophically harm humanity by 2027. Matt emphasizes the nee

  • The Deepfake Deception: How Good Are You at Cracking These Attacks?

    18/07/2024 Duración: 33min

    In this episode of Tech Talk, we address the pressing issue of deepfake fraud in the financial sector with Frederic Ho, the Vice President of Asia Pacific at Jumio. Based on Jumio's 2024 Online Identity Study, we explore consumer confidence in banking fraud-protection measures and their specific concerns about deepfakes. Frederic will discuss how deepfakes pose unique threats to financial services and provide concrete examples of deepfake-powered fraud.We'll look into the specific measures financial institutions and technology providers are implementing to strengthen defences against these cyber threats and the role of regulatory frameworks in this effort. Additionally, we'll cover consumers' expectations regarding reimbursement and accountability, and the importance of educational initiatives for raising awareness about deepfake risks.

  • MSP286. Weird Science: Lego, Bionic Legs and Buildings That Grow

    12/07/2024 Duración: 40min

    Join hosts Richard Bradbury and Matt Armitage for a fascinating journey through the latest in weird and wonderful scientific breakthroughs. In this episode, we explore:• Bionic legs with neural interfaces that are changing lives and blurring the line between human and machine• Fish-friendly hydropower turbines that could revolutionize renewable energy• Why night owls might just be smarter than early birds (sorry, morning people!)• How Lego is becoming an unexpected hero in scientific research labs worldwide• The future of "self-shaping" wooden buildings that twist and form themselvesFrom MIT's cutting-edge prosthetics to DIY lab equipment made from children's toys, this episode is packed with mind-bending innovations that sound like science fiction but are quickly becoming reality.

  • From Algorithms to Offers: The Future of AI in Hiring

    11/07/2024 Duración: 37min

    Today on Tech Talk, we speak with David Holland, Managing Director of Swag at Employment Hero on the intricacies of AI-driven recruitment platforms, their possible integration with existing and traditional HR systems as well as their role in predicting and meeting future hiring needs.We’ll also discuss the benefits these platforms bring to businesses and job seekers alike along the challenges and future trends in AI-driven recruitment technologies moving forward.

  • MSP285. A Place in the Sun. The Case for Geoengineering

    05/07/2024 Duración: 45min

    Join Rich Bradbury and Matt Armitage as us as they discuss the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence and explore the radical geoengineering projects that tech giants are betting on to power our future. From Microsoft's dream of harnessing the power of the sun to controversial schemes to manipulate our planet's climate, they delve into the complex world of energy consumption, environmental impact, and the ethical dilemmas of technological advancement. Are these ambitious endeavors the key to a sustainable future, or are we simply delaying the inevitable? Discover the surprising truth about the hidden costs of AI and the audacious plans to re-engineer our world.

  • E-Invoicing Cyber Threats Unveiled

    04/07/2024 Duración: 35min

    As Malaysia prepares to roll out e-invoicing nationwide, there is a pressing need to address the cybersecurity risks that come with this transition. From the shift from private to public network environments to the integration with government solutions, the landscape is fraught with potential vulnerabilities. On this show, we aim to shed light on these issues and provide actionable insights for businesses to safeguard their data assets.

  • Can Facial Verification Survive the Deepfake Age?

    27/06/2024 Duración: 34min

    In this episode, we will explore the vulnerabilities of current facial recognition systems, the advancements needed to counteract deepfake attacks, and how AI can be both a tool and a threat in biometric security. We will also discuss the integration of multi-factor authentication systems, the role of public awareness, and the future directions in this critical field.

  • MSP284. Weird Science: Reverse Aging, Abandoned Mines & Brainrot

    21/06/2024 Duración: 39min

    Once again, Rich Bradbury and Matt Armitage explore the world of weird science. Matt looks at the potential anti-aging effects of space travel on billionaires, the use of AI to decode dog vocalizations, and the accidental broadcast of a NASA training exercise.Returning to the theme of innovative energy solutions, they discuss a new material from MIT that uses soot, carbon black, in concrete to store electricity. Before turning to gravity batteries in abandoned mines and skyscrapers, and the concept of buildings as energy storage devices.Finally, Rich confronts Matt’s brainrot, a term used to describe the impact of social media on one's worldview and mental health.

  • MSP283. Breaking Through the Cancer Ecosystem

    07/06/2024 Duración: 43min

    Matt Armitage and Richard Bradbury explore exciting breakthroughs in cancer treatment, focusing on the shift from viewing cancer as a singular entity to understanding it as an ecosystem. They discuss the potential of mRNA vaccines for personalized cancer treatment, the promising results of a melanoma vaccine trial, and the development of engineered viruses to target and kill cancer cells. The hosts also delve into the success of lorlatinib in treating advanced non-small cell lung cancer and the benefits of flash radiotherapy in reducing toxicity and treatment duration. Additionally, they discuss the effectiveness of the immunotherapy drug Keytruda in treating bowel cancer and highlight other significant medical breakthroughs, such as the link between tetanus vaccines and a reduced risk of Parkinson's disease, as well as the discovery of a genetic "volume control" for inflammatory bowel disease. The episode emphasizes the importance of these advancements in improving cancer survival rates and patient quality o

  • MSP282: A Rush of Hydrogen to the Head

    31/05/2024 Duración: 41min

    The hydrogen goldrush is the latest frontier of the energy wars. Rich and Matt examine the latest breakthroughs in hydrogen energy technology and look at its green credentials. Join them as they unpack the science behind green, blue, and even geologic hydrogen, and explore its potential to power our cars, trucks, and even airplanes of the future.The pair also dive into the exciting possibility of extracting naturally occurring gold hydrogen from underground deposits, which could significantly boost the hydrogen fuel revolution. Is hydrogen the missing piece in the clean energy puzzle and a way to diversify our energy sources? Or just a convenient way for Matt to pour shade on EVs?

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