212: Emerging Cyber Threats, AI Sports Announcers for the Olympics, and Walmart to Implement Electronic Shelf Labels the Evolution of Ergonomic Technology | Air Date: 6/30 - 7/6/24

TechTime with Nathan Mumm

Unlock the secrets of emerging cyber threats and discover how grocery stores are embracing cutting-edge digital labels with TechTime Radio! Join Nathan Mumm and Mike Gorday for an action-packed hour where we also delve into NBC's revolutionary use of AI to clone the voice of legendary sports announcer Al Michaels for the Paris Olympics. With special guest Gwen Way, you’ll learn about ingenious tech solutions that tackle everyday problems, including an innovative bug-zapping gadget making waves on Kickstarter.
Are you curious about the ethical dilemmas of virtual reality? We'll dissect the alarming ways hackers exploit the Apple Vision Pro to create terrifying experiences, raising significant psychological and moral questions. Plus, we dive into California's nostalgic journey through the evolution of ergonomic tech accessories. Whether you're a tech aficionado or just love a good story, this episode promises to keep you engaged from start to finish.
And what's Tech Time Radio without a bit of fun? Celebrate National Disco Day with us as we explore its cultural impact and lasting legacy. Then, cap off the episode with our pick-of-the-day whiskey tasting, hoping to find a new favorite. This episode is a rollercoaster of information and entertainment from tech insights to cultural tidbits. Don't miss out on the most captivating tech news hour you'll hear this week!

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1. 212: Emerging Cyber Threats, AI Sports Announcers for the Olympics, and Walmart to Implement Electronic Shelf Labels the Evolution of Ergonomic Technology | Air Date: 6/30 - 7/6/24 (00:00:00)

2. AI-Generated Voice of Sports Announcer (00:04:01)

3. Surge Pricing & Retail Strategies (00:09:36)

4. Virtual Reality Horror With Apple Vision (00:16:40)

5. Bug Destroyer Technology Marvel (00:26:31)

6. Innovative Bug Zapper Technology Review (00:30:38)

7. Ergonomic Standards in California (00:42:43)