RTX, The Future

Jay and Bob examine the parallels, and disconnects, between a strike chain and protecting forces, equipment and facilities.

Jay interviews Richard Lee of Advanced Material Development Inc (AMDNano) on their innovative technology, why he formed the company with his brother, and why he brought this technology to the United States.

Jay and Bob discuss military and ethical applications of robotics and AI ahead of the RTX House AUSA panel on 14 October.

Jay and Nate discuss Robotnik - or physical AI. They dive into how robots are being deployed to address challenges with a high degree of precision and efficiency.

Jay and Nate discuss the Proactive Quarter Report "Love, Anticipating + Robots" and highlight their most interesting points as a primer for future podcasts.

Jay and Nate discuss AI, Humanity and the future in this preview of the Proactive Quarter Report.

Jay and Nate revisit the Moon and discuss the efforts to tap into the $1.85 trillion market forecasted for 2030. From pharma labs in space, to commercial harvesting of Helium-3 on the moon, to space elevators - this episode has it all.

Jay and Nate are back for season 2 talking about what's in store for the Proactive Quarter.

Jay and Nate discuss Prof G's declaration of Testosterone being the Chemical of the Year - a look into the societal pressures facing your men and the alarming trends we see as a result.

Jay and Nate continue the discussion on biohacking and longevity, diving into two companies that enable the personalized, consumer biohacking market. They then discuss what this means now, and in the future.

Jay and Nate explore biohacking and longevity, discussing healthspan and emerging developments to prolong human life and extend human health. From Microsoft's AI healthcare tool, to Therapeutic Plasma Exchange, Jay and Nate deep dive the future of health today and in the future.

In part two of a two-part series, Jay and Nate explore synthetic knowledge and AI's impact on human cognition, Wellcome Trust's Synthetic Human Genome Project, and the the future of human-AI cognition. They discuss the current tech, future possibilities, and the pros and cons that may come in the next 2-7 years.

In part one of a two-part series, Jay and Nate explore synthetic biology and synthetic data - bodyoids , gene editing, and the impacts of synthetic data. They discuss the current tech, future possibilities, and the pros and cons that may come in the next 2-7 years.

Jay and Nate dive deeper into Embodied AI, discussing the emerging technologies converging biology and technology. They discuss Human-On-Chip models and 'Wetware' bio-data centers.

Matt Daly joins Jay and Nate to discuss Embodied AI. We explore the ethical and social implications of companion bots, AI Agents, UX, XR, AR, and more. Matt Daly is an award-winning immersive product & production guy based in Austin and long time SXSW Board Member.

In this episode, "The Moon: No Longer Far Away," Jay and Nate explore the Moon's transformation into critical economic infrastructure, predicted to be foundational by 2050. We'll discuss the private sector's race to build a cislunar economy, from lunar data centers to resource extraction. But with booming growth come challenges: outdated laws, space debris, and interplanetary...

In this episode of "RTX, The Future", Jay and Nate discuss the 5x Red Threads identified in the Pluot Report - RTX's very first Predictive Quarter report: 1- The Moon: No Longer Far Away 2- Embodied AI: Welcome Back to the Mirror World 3- Synthetic Everything: Biology - Data - Humans 4- Biohacking: Don't Die, Ever 5- Testosterone: The Chemical of the Year

The Beginning… What is RTX?