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On this week's show Niall and Dusty look at a great week for Apple fanboys and a bad one for Elon Musk and Google Stadia. Later, Prof Sally-Ann Lynch, consultant geneticist at CHI Crumlin & CHI Temple Street and clinical professor in the School of Medicine at UCD, talks about her award-winning work on how to improve rare disease diagnosis.

This week Niall Kitson reports from the 58th BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition. Later, we take a breather to interview Dr Patricia Scanlon of SoapBox Labs to talk about our relationship with AI and why it matters to young people.

From VR headsets to sensors for analysing your pee, Niall and Dusty share their weird and wonderful favourites from this year's Consumer Electronics Show. Later we are joined by Shane Evans, CEO of Cork company Zyte, to talk about the art of Web scraping.

This week Dusty and Niall are joined by Fujitsu distinguished engineer Caragh O’Carroll to talk about the stories that made their year and what to look forward to in 2023.

On this week's show Elon Musk's ego and bank balance take a hammering and Conor Carmody of The Innovation Exchange talks about his mission to bring together start-ups with large companies.

This week we look at some new features for Chrome and Google, give some TV recommendations, and Digital Hub artist-in-residence Leon Butler talks about a project that makes use of data captured around the Dublin 8 area.

This week Niall and Dusty go through a selection of presents large and small to get you through the festive season and beyond.

All is not well at TechCentral Towers this week. We tell you more. We also keep up with continuing adventures of Twitter and chat with Chris Alexander at InterSystems about how companies are relying on data as the key to staying in business.

On this week's show Niall and Dusty celebrate the launch of the Artemis 1 moon mission. We also talk to AI Ireland founder ahead of the AI Awards.

Guest contributor Jason Walsh shares why we should not overly worry about the huge Meta and Twitter job losses about to hit Ireland. We also discover that the fax is older than you think and speak with Michelle McDaid at Workhuman about the diversity challenge in tech.

On this week's show Niall and Dusty await the latest on Twitter and bid farewell to the fax machine and Google Hangouts. In more serious news we talk with University College London's Dr Nikolas Pontikos about his project Eye2Gene, a device that can help identify rare eye diseases at the genetic level.

We ask was Windows 8 really that bad, discover how your rent could be set by AI and chat about the neuroscience of learning with Stella Collins, co-founder of Stellar Labs. For more on Learnovation, check out learnovate.ie

On this week's show Niall and Dusty talk Starlink broadband, Kanye West buys Parler and DuckDuckGo has a new browser for Mac. Liam McKenna from Mazars Ireland also joins Niall Kitson for to discuss the role of standards in GDPR compliance.

New toys from Microsoft and a lesson in literary history

On this week's show Niall and Dusty discuss the latest in the life of one Elon Musk. Sean Nolan also joins us to discuss the leatest TechBeat survey on the future of AI and automation in business

This week Robot Wars veteran Peter Redmond talks about how a career in aviation engineering became something quite different. Niall and Dusty also get excited about a new Kindle, reasonably enthused by Nreal's new AR glasses, and mildly interested in a new miniseries about Spotify coming to Netflix.

This week Niall and Dusty pit their new favourite laptops from Microsoft and Samsung against each other. Will one side come out on top or will everyone be happy so long as it's a fair fight?

This week Niall and Dusty look at Instagram's record fine from the Data Protection Commissioner. Also in the news, Google gets slapped with another fine by the EU and Elon Musk tries his hardest to get out of his plans to buy Twitter. Lastly, Niall talks to ManageEngine's Prem Maheswaran about how technologies like automation are entering the hybrid workplace.

Apple’s new iPhone 14 presentation has split the team. Listen to Niall and Dusty take opposites sides.

On this week's show Aon CEO of multinational client strategy Jason Disborough talks about the known unknowns that are 'greay swan events'. We also look at bad news for snap and ask how we shouild feel about art created by AI over a human being.

This week Niall Kitson gives us 10 pointers on what makes the best true wireless headphones. We also chat with Ciara Lynch from BiOrbic about an amazing new project which produces insulin from a most unlikely source.

On this week's show Niall Kitson enjoys an extended conversation with Armando Fox, professor in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science and faculty advisor for digital learning strategy at UC Berkeley.

This week Dusty gives a half-time view of 2022 and Olivia Bushe from FlowForma talks about no-code software development.

This week Niall Kitson talks with Eirmersive director Camille Donegan about the local blended reality projects coming to a metaverse near you.

This week Niall and Dusty look at how surge pricing is infecting everything from food order to concert tickets. In our interview slot Hugh Callaghan from Unify talks about how artists and creatives can save time managing their personal brands.