Digital Dailies with Matt Dho

Sixty-four percent. That’s how many professionals have received zero AI training from their employers—while 95 percent of those same workers believe AI will be central to their jobs within five years. The talent is ready to run. Management hasn’t built the track. Welcome to Digital Dailies. I’m Matt Dho. Today we’re unpacking the Thomson Reuters Institute’s 2025 report on generative AI in professi...

Seventy percent. That’s how many people can benefit from accessibility features in digital products. But here’s the kicker—less than twenty percent even know those features exist. That gap isn’t a charity problem. It’s a business problem. And the biggest companies in tech just told us exactly how they’re closing it. Welcome to Digital Dailies. I’m Matt Dho. Today we’re breaking down a CES panel th...

327%. That’s the projected surge in agentic AI adoption over the next two years, according to Salesforce. Not chatbots. Not assistants. Autonomous systems that plan, execute, and learn—without waiting for you to tell them what to do next. If you work in a knowledge role, this episode is about your job. Specifically, whether it still exists in 2028. Let’s start with what’s actually changing. The AI...

Ten trillion dollars. That’s the projected cost of modernizing computing infrastructure over the next decade—and Intel just showed what that money is buying. A chip with 1.8-nanometer transistors. A neural engine running 50 trillion operations per second. A laptop that can run a 70-billion-parameter AI model without ever touching the internet. This is Day 3 of CES, and today we’re looking at the c...

Here’s what Waymo didn’t announce at CES: they’re preparing to use interior camera footage from robotaxis—video tied to your rider identity—to train AI models and personalize ads. That’s according to TechCrunch reporting from earlier this year, and it reframes everything we saw on the show floor today. Twenty thousand robotaxis are coming to American streets. Every one of them is a rolling data co...

Welcome to Digital Dailies with Matt Dho Its Day 1 of CES and the personal computing landscape is experiencing a seismic shift, marked by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's declaration that "The PC is no longer the center of the AI universe. The AI Factory is." This wasn't mere rhetoric - NVIDIA's actions at CES 2026 backed up this bold statement when they broke with tradition by announcing zero new consum...