In this episode of the podcast, we delve into tech news covering Amazon’s GenAI stack, Google’s AI challenges in material science, and Broadcom’s scrutiny in the EU for VMware pricing. Andy Jassy’s emphasis on generative AI as Amazon’s next big focus is also highlighted, outlining the three layers of their AI stack. OpenAI’s release of the updated ChatGPT, GPT-4 Turbo, is discussed.

In this episode of the Business of Tech podcast, host Dave Sobel discusses the financial strain on small businesses, insights from the latest U.S. economic reports, and the soaring adoption of AI in small and mid-sized businesses. He highlights key industry updates such as Amazon retiring a checkout technology, Microsoft pushing upgrades, and Google enhancing workspace security. Market conditions are reviewed, including the downturn in the Russell 2000 index and the challenges faced by U.S. small business owners amidst high inflation and hiring difficulties.

In this episode of “The Business of Tech,” we dive into the world of cybersecurity. We discuss how a lone Microsoft engineer uncovered a potential global cyber attack through a Linux backdoor discovery, NIST’s efforts to address vulnerability database backlog, and the crucial role of AI in safeguarding small to medium businesses from brand spoofing attacks.

Today’s episode covers the challenges of navigating the copyright minefield and the impact of generative AI on content creation. Legislation targeting AI copyright compliance and fines for lack of creator disclosures is discussed. Kaseya introduces a generative AI assistant to empower sales teams, reducing documentation time. Additionally, AI safety research is examined, revealing that only 2% of AI research is dedicated to the topic despite an increase in global AI safety research papers.

In this episode of the Business of Tech podcast, host Dave Sobel covers the state of the tech workforce in 2024, with predictions of 3% growth and 300,000 new tech positions. He discusses cloud cost overruns and IT leaders preparing for spending to exceed $1 trillion by 2026. Additionally, he highlights Best Buy’s Geek Squad facing mass layoffs due to financial rebalancing and an AI focus. Dave also touches on recent data indicating fluctuations in job numbers and concerns about inflation in the tech industry