Trini TechCast
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Two Trinis discuss technology, covering both local Trinidadian and international tech topics. The hosts share insightful conversations on the latest trends, innovations, and emerging technologies. They also explore how these developments impact daily life, providing a unique Caribbean perspective on the global tech scene.
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EP175: Can children learn from an AI avatar? | How will they crackdown on child P*ornagraphy? | AI whirlwind updates! 16.09.2026 1ชม. 18นาทีThe hosts dive into the Ministry of Education's launch of a new digital learning platform for secondary students, noting that fancy portals are great right up until the internet decides not to work. They question whether these shiny new online tools will actually bridge the learning gap or just give school tech support a perpetual headache.Article: https://www.ttt.live/education-ministry-launches-new-digital-learning-platform-to-support-secondary-school-students/The government plans to crackdown on child p*ography, but how exactly do the plan to carry this out? And how effective is it in tracking down Telegram messages? Is this just all 'hot-air'? Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/govt-to-deploy-new-technology-in-crackdown-on-child-pornography-6.2.2654872.3a124bc84fSo, Anthropic is now sneaking invisible text watermarks into Claude outputs globally to appease EU regulators, using a secret key to subtly bias word choices without actually ruining your text quality. The real kicker for users is that while simple copy-pasting keeps the mark alive, substantive human editing will dilute it, meaning even a light proofread could leave your work tagged as AI-assisted.Article: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/openai-agents-hijacked-german-website-previously-undisclosed-ai-breakout-this-2026-09-04/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=twitterhttps://youtu.be/1QNsdr-Qx_I?si=76pGLumUguuFhwjF -
EP 174: Interview with Nathaniel Bedassie | Cyber Security expert 02.09.2026 1ชม. 7นาทีIn this episode we talked to Nathaniel Bedassie about his journey into IT and how there were many roadblocks and obstacles he couldn't overcome, but he got into cyber security and now, he knows a lot and he may just be able to save your company, or at least poke holes in your website.LinkedIn: https://tt.linkedin.com/in/nathaniel-bedassie-31b722159Instagram: @dr.roket insta -
EP 173: Interview with Sinead and Kwasi pt2 | Developers and DHUB 27.08.2026 1ชม. 9นาทีIn this episode we talk to Sinead and Kwasi app developers and DHUB winners. We check on the status of their project and talk development in T&T. The ups and downs. -
EP172: 5G in the Caribbean makes sense? | What does a tech services company look like? | Anthropic watermarks AI 19.08.2026 1ชม. 13นาทีThe hosts dive into the Caribbean’s lagging 5G rollout, highlighting how nearly half the region remains offline despite existing coverage. They point out that while everyone wants lightning-fast data, bridging this massive digital gap will take up to $12 billion that operators and governments are still trying to figure out how to fund.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/agard-region-lagging-in-5g-rollout-6.2.2645135.e61a9f9b15"So, 800 Tech is basically putting cybersecurity at the absolute center of its growth strategy to keep up with today's wild digital threats," one host might say. The other would add, "Yeah, because nothing ruins a company's expansion plans quite like getting hacked before you even hit your targets."Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/800-tech-puts-cybersecurity-at-centre-of-growth-strategy/article_73cbaa49-8bc5-4125-b7c5-452134f9bf6a.htmlSo, Anthropic is now sneaking invisible text watermarks into Claude outputs globally to appease EU regulators, using a secret key to subtly bias word choices without actually ruining your text quality. The real kicker for users is that while simple copy-pasting keeps the mark alive, substantive human editing will dilute it, meaning even a light proofread could leave your work tagged as AI-assisted.Article: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-text-watermark -
EP171: Why is the solar farm not working? | Are we behind in SEO with AI overviews | Plug in solar? The next big thing? 12.08.2026 1ชม. 1นาทีThe hosts dive into the heated debate between energy analysts and T&TEC over Trinidad’s new solar initiative, questioning the logic behind skipping battery storage entirely. They note that while relying purely on daytime sunshine saves immediate cash, it leaves the grid exposed unless everyone collectively agrees to stop using electricity after sunset.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/analysts-push-back-on-solar-blank-by-ttec-no-batteries-needed-6.2.2640787.bfbc0cfa77Today we are breaking down the great AI debate: is the tech actually taking over the workplace, or are CEOs just using it to cover up some classic pandemic overhiring? While corporate giants slash headcounts under the guise of automation, smaller businesses are quietly using AI to cut down on paperwork rather than cutting their actual staff.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/ai-is-already-in-your-company-6.2.2640780.9a8dbe9c7aSo, we're looking at how these plug-in balcony solar panels could actually save the average UK household around £1,100 over 15 years, which sounds great until you realize renters might actually have to talk to their landlords to install them. The government promises they will hit retail shelves within months, but with typical sub-optimal balcony placement cutting outputs by up to 60%, it seems the real issue is whether British weather will even cooperate enough to see that five-year payback.Article: https://tech.yahoo.com/home/articles/much-plug-solar-panels-really-070000782.html -
EP170: Can we pivot to tech in T&T? | Pivoting to tech as a nation a risk or an opportunity? | How do we actually ban social media under 16? 30.07.2026 1ชม. 8นาทีThe hosts dive into Trinidad and Tobago's grand AI data center ambitions, weighing the economic hype against severe concerns over connectivity, lack of infrastructure redundancy, and potential resource strain. They note that while having excess power is a great start, it shouldn't mean the state accidentally drains its treasury just to subsidize a tech giant's electricity bill.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/tt-can-become-regions-data-centre-6.2.2633635.6663a79f2dTrinidad and Tobago is rushing to join the global AI race with massive data centers, but the real question is whether the island's infrastructure is actually ready for the power surge. It is the ultimate high-stakes gamble: trying to jumpstart a digital future while desperately hoping the environment and public trust don't pay the price.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/t-t-s-ai-future-opportunity-or-risk/article_efd0721e-4775-45da-95eb-96b4ce8b80ad.htmlSo, Spain is basically trying to kick anyone under 16 off social media, and the big question is whether tech CEOs will actually face jail time for failing to clean up the digital wild west. It sounds great on paper, but good luck getting platforms to build age verification systems that are more than just an easily bypassed checkbox.Article: https://theconversation.com/spain-social-media-ban-for-under-16s-heres-what-we-know-so-far-and-what-we-dont-275712 -
EP169: Interview with Brandon James 22.07.2026 1ชม. 5นาทีThis week's interview is with Brendon Joseph. He's an author and has worked in the intersection of data science, risk management, energy systems, and leadership in complex environments. Andre sat with him to discuss how tech impacts his life and also how his trini roots shaped him.Website: https://brendonjameswrites.com/ -
EP168: Data Center in T&T Cons? | Data Center in T&T Pros? | Apple and OpenAI beefing? 15.07.2026 1ชม. 25นาทีThe hosts dive into the heated debate surrounding a new US data center MOU, highlighting how the promise of high-tech infrastructure is clashing with serious environmental concerns. They weigh the economic hype against the reality of heavy resource consumption, noting that turning a country into a tech hub shouldn't mean draining its power grid and water supply.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/us-data-centre-mou-ignites-debate-over-environmental-impact-6.2.2624410.1b459adc46Trinidad is diving headfirst into the AI boom with massive data centers planned for Debe, which has locals naturally wondering if their water taps will run dry just to power the cloud. The government insists a hybrid pond system will protect the public's supply, so let's just hope this tech expansion brings actual economic growth instead of just a massive utility bill.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/govt-says-ai-data-centres-planned-for-debe-water-supply-protected-6.2.2624745.e352a855eeSo, Apple is officially taking OpenAI to court, claiming the ChatGPT maker basically treated Apple's hardware division like a free buffet for talent and unreleased tech specs. Yeah, it turns out OpenAI's upcoming AI device might be built on a lot of "borrowed" corporate secrets, unless Apple's army of lawyers shuts the whole operation down first.Article: https://apnews.com/article/apple-openai-lawsuit-trade-secrets-theft-6fff8833f5889d86406b89a02dd8fb16 -
EP167: Guyana and Barbados e-ID, yay or nay? | Will WhatsApp usernames affect T&T | PS5 to go disc less! 08.07.2026 58นาทีThe hosts discuss how Guyana and Barbados are finally ditching the paperwork for a historic e-ID travel system that makes regional transit smoother than a fresh coat of paint. They weigh in on the tech-heavy upgrade, noting that while it’s a massive leap for integration, travelers will have to get used to their faces being their new passports.Articles: https://guyanachronicle.com/2026/07/02/guyana-barbados-launch-historic-e-id-card-travel-system/https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/passport-free-caribbean-travel-nears-reality/article_6e245adb-6d86-4cce-a610-7c6843ec827c.htmlWhatsApp's new username feature is already triggering alarm bells because it makes it way too easy for scammers to snag high-profile handles and impersonate brands. It's like they've handed a megaphone to bad actors before even figuring out how to verify who's actually behind the screen.Article: https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/01/whatsapp-usernames-are-already-raising-impersonation-red-flags/So, Sony is officially killing off physical discs by 2028, and we’re all left wondering if our game libraries are basically just long-term rentals until a server somewhere gets unplugged. Between the "digital-only" future and retailers like Game and GameFly sounding the alarm, it feels like we're trading the shelf space for a whole lot of corporate control and zero resale value.Articles: https://www.cnet.com/tech/gaming/sony-phasing-out-physical-discs-for-ps5-closes-stores/https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0ryjyvjq41o -
EP166: Is Social Media only for entertainment in T&T? | Where is the AI going in T&T? | AI and government in the US is crazy 01.07.2026 1ชม. 10นาทีThe hosts dive into how digital marketing is a massive umbrella that's way bigger than just your Instagram feed, emphasizing that relying solely on social media is like building a house on someone else's volatile land. They argue that while scrolling might feel like the whole internet, a real strategy requires owning your presence through websites and email lists before an algorithm change makes you invisible.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/digital-is-far-more-than-social-media/article_ea60eb17-86e6-4b1e-aad1-33db39a8063e.htmlIn today's deep dive, we're looking at Minister Dominic Smith's push to drag Trinidad and Tobago’s public service into the 21st century, though we're still waiting to see if these "Future Ready" plans actually replace the old-school paper trails. It seems the government is banking on AI training and international partnerships to finally make "digital transformation" more than just a buzzword for the 90,000 public servants currently navigating the transition.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/smith-digitalready-public-service-progressing-6.2.2612863.cee4bfcefeThe Trump administration has stepped in to put the brakes on OpenAI's GPT-5.6 release, essentially telling Sam Altman that the new "Sol" model is a bit too powerful for a surprise drop. It looks like the government is finally checking the receipts on these advanced models before they go public, making sure we don't accidentally hand a cybersecurity master key to just anyone.Article:https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-administration-asks-openai-stagger-204300837.html -
EP165: Did the Finance Minister deepfake catch you? | Where should we model AI? | Is Apple in try hard mode? 24.06.2026 1ชม. 12นาทีThe hosts discuss how the Ministry of Finance had to flag a deepfake video of Minister Davendranath Tancoo that was used to push shady forex and investment schemes. It is a wild reminder that even high-level officials aren't safe from AI-generated clones, especially when someone is trying to sell you on the latest financial scam.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/ministry-flags-tancoo-deepfake-video/article_df78e7c4-9156-43c6-9fe6-8fd3bb5e2350.htmlSo, we're basically looking at how Trinidad and Tobago is trying to catch the AI wave by assessing its readiness and ethical frameworks before the grid starts sweating from the demand. It's a classic case of needing to modernize a century-old energy system fast, because apparently, you can't have world-changing intelligence if your power plugs can't keep up with the math.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/forum-urges-action-on-energy-and-ai/article_15208b64-5717-4e27-98e2-d1a9d166f951.htmlThe hosts dive into the massive iOS 27 overhaul, questioning if a smarter Siri and photorealistic AI can actually fix Apple's reputation or if it's just a flashy attempt to play catch-up with competitors. They also tackle the practical side of the update, debating whether features like bill splitting and "silent" location pausing are genuine life-savers or just new ways for our phones to know way too much about us.Article: https://techcrunch.com/2026/06/21/beyond-siri-here-are-the-practical-ai-features-coming-to-your-iphone-in-ios-27/ -
EP164: Why is working from home hard? | Another minister talking about AI | What does SpaceX actually sell? 17.06.2026 1ชม. 9นาทีThe hosts dive into how remote work isn't actually breaking companies, but rather exposing managers who rely entirely on line-of-sight supervision to get things done. They note that while employees adjusted to working in their sweatpants, traditional leaders are still struggling to trade micromanagement for actual trust and communication.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/remote-work-is-no-longer-the-issue-leadership-is/article_fe3262ea-0ccc-4c9f-b93a-ecaf8c091c8f.htmlToday we're diving into how Trinidad and Tobago is teaming up with the UN to audit its AI readiness, because apparently, even the tech world needs a report card. The big takeaway is that while the government wants AI to modernize public services and slice through red tape, they're heavily stressing that it must serve the citizens ethically rather than becoming a tool for inequality.Article: ttps://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/ai-must-advance-social-justice/article_2893ee2c-c2a8-4548-932e-bc2b270420bb.htmlSo SpaceX officially went public in the largest IPO ever, turning Elon Musk into the world's first trillionaire while everyday investors wonder if their retirement funds are now strapped to a giant tech bubble. Between its controversial $2.1 trillion valuation and Musk's absolute control over voting power, it’s a massive financial milestone that leaves us asking whether we're witnessing a historic tech launch or just an elite jackpot.Article: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/12/spacex-ipo-spcx-live-updates.htmlhttps://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gypy3wwl7o -
EP163: Solar project for farmers making sense | Unipet set to win in e-money? | AI is against my religion? 10.06.2026 1ชม. 4นาทีThe hosts explore how Trinidad and Tobago's farmers are catching rays with a new solar project, weighing the benefits of clean energy against the challenge of keeping agricultural land productive. They joke that while harvesting sunlight sounds easier than pulling weeds, balancing food security with the nation's carbon footprint is the real heavy lifting.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/solar-project-lights-path-for-t-t-farmers/article_585d5d4e-ed0a-4641-98a0-c50ce1faf29d.htmlThe hosts discuss the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago's approval of a new e-money provider, questioning if the country is actually ready for a digital cash revolution while still clutching onto paper bills. They weigh the convenience of phone-based payments against the reality of a population that might find "e-money" sounds more like a sci-fi movie than a way to buy groceries.Articles: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/cbtt-approves-new-emoney-provider-6.2.2600469.2ab3482cf6https://conveniencepay.co/We're looking at a fascinating case where a software engineer used religious grounds to avoid AI, and now legal experts suggest the Pope's stance on human dignity could spark a wave of similar exemptions. It’s definitely going to be an awkward Monday morning in HR when employees start citing the Vatican to get out of using the company's new chatbot.Articles: https://gizmodo.com/the-popes-ai-warning-could-help-workers-seek-religious-exemptions-from-using-ai-2000768283https://www.google.com/search?q=Unitarian+Universalist&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 -
EP162: Is T&T future ready for AI? | Will companies use AI? | The pope has a lot to say about AI 03.06.2026 1ชม. 20นาทีThe hosts dive into the Trinidad and Tobago government's new Future-Ready AI programme, questioning if the nation is actually ready for a digital revolution while basic infrastructure still struggles. They ponder whether teaching AI to a population still grappling with dry taps is a stroke of genius or just high-tech window dressing for deep-seated problems.Articles: https://www.ttt.live/government-rolls-out-future-ready-tt-ai-programme/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPLwrxDTD-s&t=93sThe hosts discuss the rollout of the Caribbean's first large-scale AI infrastructure in Trinidad, questioning if the region is truly prepared to maintain such advanced technology. They weigh the potential for economic growth against the reality of integrating high-tech solutions into a landscape that still faces basic developmental hurdles.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/ai-infrastructure-has-arrived-in-the-caribbean-6.2.2594314.f68f04a7daSo, the Pope just dropped a massive encyclical on AI, basically calling it the new industrial revolution and warning that we can't let Silicon Valley "de-humanize" us for the sake of profit or war. It's a bold move, especially bringing an Anthropic co-founder on stage to argue that technology needs a soul—or at least some serious ethical guardrails—before it decides our future for us.Articles: https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2026-05/pope-leo-xiv-encyclical-magnifica-humanitas-ai.htmlhttps://www.instagram.com/p/DYxo9lwlfSY/?igsh=MXFqc2locHhoZHF5dA%3D%3D&img_index=9 -
EP161: Why is WASA hiring influencers? | There's hope for fintech? | Is Google going to win AI? 28.05.2026 1ชม. 19นาทีThe hosts examine the controversy surrounding WASA's hiring of over 400 new employees since the general election, including nine social media influencers brought on to boost the utility's public image. They weigh the necessity of these roles against the public's frustration with water shortages, wondering if better PR is really the priority when the taps are still dry.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/wasa-hires-under-scrutiny-nine-influencers-among-416-employed-since-general-election-6.2.2591467.b4f0783f23In today's episode, we're diving into how stakeholders are praising a new payments bill while simultaneously flagging a laundry list of concerns about its practical implementation. It seems like everyone is happy to finally thread the needle on reform, provided they don't get poked by the fine print along the way.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/stakeholders-praise-payments-bill-but-raise-multiple-concerns-6.2.2591656.e243e50defSo Google I/O 2026 just dropped, and it looks like Sundar is finally trying to turn our phones into actual digital employees with Gemini Spark and these new agentic workflows. It’s a massive jump to quadrillions of tokens and $100 subscriptions, though I’m still not sure if I’m ready for my search engine to start booking my spin classes and talking back to me.Article: https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/sundar-pichai-io-2026/#gemini-models -
EP160: 1.5 million on OnlyFans from T&T | We finally have a UPI update | Vibe coding has issues 20.05.2026 1ชม. 8นาทีThe hosts dive into the eye-watering US$1.57 million Trinidad and Tobago spent on OnlyFans in 2025, questioning the priorities of a nation seemingly obsessed with digital subscriptions. They debate whether this massive outflow of foreign exchange is a sign of a burgeoning creator economy or just a very expensive way to keep the country's data plans active.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/t-t-spends-us-1-57m-on-onlyfans-in-2025/article_2c50bf48-4a77-4575-85ad-4708fe4dc500.htmlIn today's deep dive, we're looking at how India and Trinidad and Tobago are leveling up their relationship through a mix of UPI digital payments and a shared obsession with cricket. It seems like a fair trade-off: India brings the tech and agricultural grants, while everyone just agrees that meeting Brian Lara is the ultimate diplomatic win.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/digital-payments-culture-and-cricket-strengthen-india-t-t-ties/article_8319930b-a64a-4f75-aab2-f93a24cd9bfe.htmlSo, we are basically watching vibe coding turn "it works on my machine" into "it's broken in production" at record speed, thanks to AI consistently prioritizing flashy features over basic security like RLS or sanitized queries. It turns out that when you let a bot take the wheel without a proper audit, you're not just shipping code—you're shipping a VIP pass for hackers to walk right into your database.Article: https://www.pcmag.com/news/vibe-coding-is-causing-thousands-of-data-security-vulnerabilities-says -
EP159: How do we attract influencers? | Did iShowSpeed help us? | Elon and Sam in court but why? 14.05.2026 1ชม. 6นาทีThe hosts break down how IShowSpeed’s whirlwind visit to Trinidad and Tobago left the government scrambling to turn viral chaos into an actual influencer strategy. While the streamer racked up millions of views, the conversation turns to whether the country truly gained lasting tourism value or just a very loud, high-octane weekend of traffic jams.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/maharaj-on-ishowspeeds-visit-govt-working-on-influencer-strategy-6.2.2579401.9006a1a31fSo, we’re looking at IShowSpeed essentially treating the Caribbean like his own personal stage, sparking a massive debate on whether this viral chaos actually helps local tourism or just pads his own view count. It’s the ultimate culture clash where 50 million subscribers get a crash course in Trini energy, leaving leaders wondering if they can turn a five-hour livestream into something more than just a temporary traffic jam.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/features/local/ishowspeed-stirs-a-digital-debate/article_0f36f587-d78c-4e23-935a-24e79acbfb58.htmlThe high-stakes legal drama between Elon Musk and Sam Altman has officially hit the courtroom, as the duo spars over whether OpenAI "stole the charity" to become a profit-driven giant for Microsoft. It is basically a billionaire's breakup playing out in public, with jurors now tasked to decide if the future of AI belongs to a nonprofit mission or a massive IPO.Article: https://rollingout.com/2026/05/10/how-did-musk-and-sam-altman-end-battle/ -
EP158: Digital bus tickets will work? | Digital pension payments? | Ticket the driverless cars 07.05.2026 1ชม. 5นาทีThe hosts discuss how Trinidad and Tobago is finally ditching the paper trail by taking bus tickets and pension payments digital to help reduce those legendary transit lines. While they highlight the clear wins for efficiency and data, they also touch on the government's plan to make sure our senior citizens aren't left staring blankly at a smartphone screen.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/bus-tickets-pension-payments-set-to-go-digital-6.2.2570300.47a76b449aThe hosts discuss how bus tickets and pension payments are finally moving to digital platforms to phase out the old-school paper systems. It is a solid step toward a more efficient T&T, even if it means we have to find a new use for all those physical ticket stubs we've been hoarding.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/bus-tickets-pension-payments-set-to-go-digital-6.2.2570300.47a76b449aSo, California is finally letting cops ticket those 'ghost' cars starting in July, because apparently, even robots need a reality check when they block ambulances or blow through red lights," one host might say. The other would likely add, "Exactly, the DMV is basically telling manufacturers that if their tech acts up, the company is on the hook for the fine, proving that even in the future, you can’t outrun a traffic ticket.Article: https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/californias-driverless-cars-will-be-subject-to-tickets-soon/ -
EP157: VerityTT seems good | AI text books | Bye Tim Cook 30.04.2026 1ชม. 7นาทีThe hosts dive into how VerifyTT is finally giving us a way to check if government documents are the real deal or just a convincing DIY project. It’s a solid move toward a digital T&T that might just make the local scammers a bit more stressed about their career path.Articles: https://verifytt.gov.tthttps://youtu.be/sGP10QD7yL4?si=AxOH2dgDy7PRwFDBThe hosts discuss how Trinidad's new AI-assisted digital textbooks are set to save parents up to $1,500, finally giving their wallets a much-needed break from the annual back-to-school beatdown. It is a major step for the "Smart Start" initiative, proving that replacing heavy, expensive books with offline AI avatars might actually be the smartest move the Ministry has made yet.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/parents-to-save-up-to-1-500-as-ai-textbooks-rolled-out/article_fbdba102-87e1-4df8-8fd3-ef7f0d6497ef.htmlThe hosts dive into Tim Cook’s decision to step down as CEO on September 1st, questioning if hardware expert John Ternus can finally fix Apple’s messy software and AI record. They joke that while the logistics era is ending, Ternus inherits the awkward task of managing a leadership churn and a "vibes-based" transition to executive chairman for Cook.Article: https://www.engadget.com/computing/engadget-podcast-tim-cooks-apple-era-and-what-lies-ahead-for-john-ternus-121853488.html -
EP156: TTPS launches a cyber security podcast | Giving the elderly a Samsung phone | Anthropic is the villain now? 22.04.2026 1ชม. 2นาทีThe hosts discuss how the TTPS is moving from the streets to the studio with their new podcast aimed at tackling the rise of cyber security threats. It’s a practical step toward public education, showing that the police are trying to stay ahead of hackers even if it means mastering the art of the audio intro.Article: https://www.ttt.live/ttps-launches-cyber-security-podcast/It looks like Tobago is finally handing out tablets to seniors to close the digital divide, because apparently, you’re never too old to get ghosted by a software update. This partnership between TITL and TATT is a major step in making sure the island’s elders are actually online instead of just wondering why the remote has so many buttons.Article: https://www.ttt.live/tobago-seniors-first-to-receive-devices-under-e-care-initiative/The hosts dive into the chaos of the NSA reportedly using Anthropic’s Mythos model for cyber ops, even though the Pentagon officially labeled the company a supply-chain risk. They weigh whether this "too powerful to release" AI is a revolutionary security tool or just a high-stakes marketing stunt that successfully spooked the White House and major banks.Article: https://www.engadget.com/ai/the-nsa-is-reportedly-using-anthropics-new-model-mythos-211502787.html
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