There may be no area of our culture that feels more threatened by A.I. than education. Michael Jabbour, AI Innovation Officer at Microsoft, is positioned directly at this high-stakes intersection. In this episode, host Gregg S. Fisher of Quent Capital, dives right into the questions that are increasingly top of mind: will A.I. replace our children's ability to think for themselves? Do the benefits of introducing A.I. into our classrooms outweigh its potential drawbacks? Is A.I., ultimately, our friend or foe?

Every once in a while, a breakthrough piece of tech can be an actual magic wand. The IQ3, a handheld ultrasound device manufactured by Butterfly Networks, is generating transformative outcomes in prenatal care by allowing women in underdeveloped nations (and around the world) to see and care for their unborn children. In this episode, Gregg Fisher speaks with Butterfly’s CEO and VP of Data and Imaging, Joseph DeVivo and Karl Thiele.

Many see the freedom in free trade as a sacred American value. But in their groundbreaking new book, INDUSTRIAL POLICY FOR THE UNITED STATES, Marc Fasteau and Ian Fletcher make the case that there is simply no such thing as free trade. They present overwhelming research arguing for a formal and forceful US industrial policy. Fasteau and Fletcher join host Gregg Fisher for a fascinating conversation about the ever-tricky marriage between government and big business.