1121: Using AI to Better Understand Your Child’s Digital Footprint
Release Date: 02/23/2020
Building Trust in Autonomous IT With LogicMonitor
Tech Talks Daily
When should an AI system be allowed to fix an IT problem without waiting for a human to approve the action? In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I speak with Matt Tuson, General Manager for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa at LogicMonitor, about the practical path from reactive IT operations toward autonomous IT. The promise is attractive: fewer repetitive tasks, faster incident resolution, less disruption, and systems that can correct familiar problems before users feel the impact. The difficult part is deciding when the available data, controls, and evidence are strong enough to trust an...
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Moving AI From Pilot to Production With Broadridge
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What has to change before an AI pilot can become part of a regulated financial workflow? In this episode, I speak with Tom Carey, President of Broadridge’s Global Technology and Operations Business, about the work required to move AI beyond personal productivity tools and prototypes. Tom brings an unusual perspective to the conversation. He studied AI in the 1990s, long before current computing power and language models made commercial deployment practical, and now works where financial market infrastructure, technology and operations meet. Tom describes four levels of AI productivity. The...
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Measuring Workplace AI by Employee Outcomes With DXC Technology
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What if the most useful measure of workplace technology was not the number of tickets closed, but the amount of productive time returned to employees? In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I speak with Kelly Candler, Global Offering Lead for Workplace and Business Process Services at DXC Technology, about moving digital workplace services away from activity metrics and toward employee and business outcomes. Kelly has worked on both sides of the managed services relationship. Before joining DXC, she was a customer of the company and several of its competitors, giving her a practical view of what...
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Testing Cyber Resilience Before an Incident With SolarWinds
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What does cyber resilience look like when leaders must make a costly decision before anyone fully understands the incident? In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I speak with Justin Henkel, CISO at SolarWinds, about moving the security conversation beyond prevention and preparing the wider business to respond, recover, and communicate under pressure. Justin brings 22 years of Air Force experience across intelligence, cyber operations, and special operations, alongside leadership roles in the public and private sectors. His intelligence background shapes a simple but demanding approach to...
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Stopping Shadow AI Without Slowing Employees With Liminal
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Can an organization control employee AI use without making the approved tools so restrictive that people simply work around them? In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I speak with Steven Walchek, Co-Founder and CEO of Liminal, about shadow AI, enterprise governance, data privacy, and the growing tension between employee productivity and corporate security. Steven’s career includes leadership roles at FIS and AWS, along with involvement in three successful exits. His experience has given him a close view of how major technology adoption cycles begin inside companies, often before leadership...
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Making Better Marketing Decisions With Braze AI
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How can marketers make better decisions for individual customers without spending their working lives designing, running, and maintaining separate tests? Recorded at Braze Forge 2026 at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas, this episode of Tech Talks Daily features my conversation with George Khachatryan, Head of AI Decisioning at Braze. George describes leading product management for AI Decisioning Studio and shares the story behind OfferFit, the company he cofounded before it became part of Braze. We begin with the practical limits of segmentation and A/B testing. George explains that smaller...
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Forge26: AI Marketing With Human Creativity With Braze
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How can marketers use AI to improve the customer experience without filling every channel with increasingly similar content? Recorded at Braze Forge 2026 in Las Vegas, this episode of Tech Talks Daily features my conversation with Christy Poulos, VP of Product Marketing at Braze. We discuss the practical choices behind AI marketing, from deciding what a campaign should achieve to keeping creative work, compliance, and customer relationships under human direction. Christy describes Forge as an opportunity for marketers to talk about their craft and the problems they face every day. Technology...
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Building Governed AI Across Distributed Data With Starburst
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Can an enterprise move quickly with AI when the information it needs remains spread across business units, acquired companies, private data centers, multiple clouds, and systems governed by different privacy rules? In this episode , I speak with Justin Borgman, co-founder and CEO of Starburst, about the data architecture decisions now affecting how quickly businesses can turn AI investment into useful results. The conversation begins with a reality many established companies will recognize. Their technology estate reflects years of applications, acquisitions, regulatory demands, regional...
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Measuring AI by Business Results Instead of Adoption With Domino Data Lab
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How should a business measure AI success when employee adoption tells leaders very little about revenue, savings, risk, or better decisions? In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I speak with Thomas Robinson, better known as T-Rob, who recently moved from Chief Operating Officer to CEO of Domino Data Lab. After ten years inside the company, he has seen enterprise AI move through several phases, from specialist data science projects to generative AI tools available across the workforce. T-Rob argues that businesses have become too focused on the technology itself. Generative AI has attracted...
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Braze at Forge 2026: Where Should Human Judgment End and AI Decisioning Begin?
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What happens when artificial intelligence moves beyond helping marketers create content and begins making decisions on their behalf? Recorded at Forge 2026 in Las Vegas, I speak with Astha Malik, Chief Business Officer at Braze, about how AI is changing customer engagement and what marketers should retain control over as more operational work is handed to software. Astha explains why the long-standing promise of genuine one-to-one personalization has been so difficult to deliver and why she believes AI can finally help brands move beyond broad segments toward individual decisioning. We discuss...
info_outlineIn today’s digital age, AI is being used in all sorts of different capacities to help humans better understand the world we live in. So, why aren’t more tech companies deploying AI to help us better understand our children in the age of technology?
The use case for AI in parenting is simple. AI can provide a watchful eye over children online and give parents insights into their activities. Tal Guttman, CEO and Co-Founder of Jiminy, the AI-powered parental awareness app, shares his insights as to how this kind of software works, and what exactly parents & children can gain from its use.
Guttman is the former head of strategic innovation at 8200, where he built a social intelligence network with 10,000 users, and director of core platform at Windward, where he was in charge of turning maritime big data into risk indicators.
We talk about the story behind the company and how they wanted to give their Kids a phone without putting a screen between them and to sleep well at night without wondering what’s hiding in their text messages. I learn how they created a solution that would spot things like loneliness, cyberbullying or toxic phone usage.
However, they also wanted it to tell them what game they’ve been having fun with lately, or who their favorite YouTuber was last week. The team at Jiminy believes that each problem is actually an opportunity, for parents and kids, to talk and learn.
Jiminy is an app that helps parents learn more about their children’s lives, with alerts, fun facts, a weekly report, so you can be aware of the good and the bad. They do this by combining expertise in clinical psychology, education, and advanced machine learning and big data.