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3 Hacks To Save Time And Energy

Thomas Thwaites set out to build a toaster from scratch. (Photo Credit: Daniel Alexander.) I believe everything can be done faster and better, period. If you’ve ever spent time with me you would probably know that.

August 7, 2018
The next generation of U.S. global leadership in innovation will require closer collaboration between Technology and Defense

Driving on the freeway in the Bay Area today, you might find yourself surrounded by autonomous cars and trucks. Many people associate driverless vehicles with big tech from the West Coast — Uber, Google, and Amazon, to name a few.

July 18, 2018
Survival of the (Digitally) Fittest

One the first American industrial magnates was also one of our first self-made entrepreneurs. He was a ruthless businessman, eliminating his competition by drastically reducing costs and cutting shrewd deals.

June 11, 2018
Technology is Solving the Wrong Problems

FaceTime with 32 friends, updates to Siri and a walkie-talkie on your Apple Watch are just a few of the feature update announcements coming out of Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference this week.

June 8, 2018
Dr. Irwin Adam Eydelnant: 4 Insights from the Mind Behind the Museum of Ice Cream

Dr. Irwin Adam Eydelnant, Founder & Creative Scientific Director of Future Food Studio and BEVLAB, is changing the way we think about food.

May 18, 2018
AI For Good…Maybe a Little Hope?

As someone who lives on the front lines of AI at Uptake, I hear those terms and I react with optimism. Here’s why. Artificial intelligence (“AI”) and Machine learning (“ML”) are being used to do good. You might not read about it in the headlines, but it’s happening.

May 12, 2018
Tech must address problems of consequence, not just convenience

Americans are falling out of love with the tech industry. We shouldn’t be surprised. Positive news coverage of the tech sector declined from 60 percent to 16 percent between 1986 and 2013, according to a study last year by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.

May 10, 2018
The Upside Podcast – Dr. Irwin Adam Eydelnant: There Are No Rules

Dr. Irwin Adam Eydelnant is a food design technologist known as the “Willy Wonka of Toronto.” As founder and principal of the Future Food Studio, he spins up out-of-this world experiences that have changed the way we interact with and experience food and drinks. And, unless you’ve been taking a hiatus from social media, you’ve…

May 9, 2018
The Upside Podcast – David Axelrod: What Baseball & Politics Can Teach Us About Culture

David Axelrod has been hailed a political mastermind. A former newspaper reporter-turned-political strategist, David has worked behind-the-scenes on more than 150 campaigns. His most famous client? President Barack Obama. From 2004-2012, David helped the President to three victories: the 2004 Senate race, the historical 2008 Presidential election, and his 2012 re-election, where he served as…

April 25, 2018
What Baseball & Politics Can Teach Us About Leadership: 4 Lessons from Political Strategist David Axelrod

On October 27, 1960 in New York City, five-year-old David Axelrod went to see John F. Kennedy on the campaign trail in Stuyvesant Town at the corner of 21st and 1st. As he sat on top of a mailbox and watched the young presidential candidate speak to the crowd, he had a sense that something…

April 25, 2018

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