Episode 201 - Introduction to KitOps for MLOps

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From Google Glass to the Next Wearables Wave

In this episode, Allen Firstenberg is joined by guest host Cecilia Abadie, a computing pioneer who has been at the forefront of every major tech wave—from personal computers to mobile, wearables, and now AI. They look back on their shared roots at the 2012 Google Glass Foundry, t ...  Show more

AI Agents: Six Lessons from Six Years of Two Voice Devs

Happy 6th Anniversary to Two Voice Devs! In this milestone episode, Mark Tucker and Allen Firstenberg look back at six years of podcasting and discuss how the industry is coming full circle. We started in the era of hardware assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant, shifted int ...  Show more

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