November 6, 2024 • 9 mins
Join host Paul Amadeus Lane every week on Tech Zone as he explores the cutting edge of technology and its impact on our world. From AI and augmented reality to telehealth and beyond, Paul dives deep into the latest trends, breakthroughs, and ethical considerations shaping our future. Featuring insightful interviews with industry leaders like Luke Macfarlan of Leafwell, Tech Zone offers a captivating look at how technology is revolutionizing healthcare, business, and everyday life.
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Speaker 1 (00:19):
In this world of technology, things are ever changing, rearranging.
You need someone to help you out. I know someone
who can come and take a journey with me. As
we go through the land of technology. You'll never be alone.
Speaker 2 (00:36):
You'll be with Paul.
Speaker 1 (00:37):
I'm an dance laying in the Tech Zone.
Speaker 3 (00:40):
Take a little trip with me and hopefully you can
see how the hood, suburbs and main street are all
connected no respect can I mean we network across the
globe because h's a global market in case s you
didn't know, and since we all about information flow, let
me be the first one to work from you to
Tech Zone with Paul Arma Date Slange. Let's talk tech
(01:04):
technology changing the game. It's so good in the hood,
it's everywhere. Now let's get into the show because we.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
Yeah, hello and welcome to the Tech Zone. Everybody, what's
going on? It's me, Paul Ahmad is Lena. I am
your hostess with the Moses and I am fired up
to be with you on this edition of the show.
Today we're gonna be diving into the fascinating intersection of
medicine and technology and to guide you through this exciting landscape.
(01:39):
I'm thrilled to be joined by a true expert, Luke McFarlane.
Luke is the CEO of leaf Well, a leading medical
cannabis telehealth company. We're gonna welcome look to the show
and find out about his expertise when it comes to
(02:00):
medicine and also technology. So this is a show you
do not want to miss. Now, before we get rolling
with our conversation, let me make sure that you all
are connecting with me and can reach out to me
(02:21):
my website, Paulamadea's Lane dot com. Also on all my
social media platforms, it's Paul Amadea's Lane on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook,
and even LinkedIn. Why because I am a business man,
Because I'm about my business man, That's what I am.
(02:42):
So I am looking so forward to hearing your feedback
on some of our shows as well as anything in
the tech world that you would love for us to
talk about and also to highlight. There's a lot of
things going on in the tech world, and in our
first segment, we're going to get into some of the
(03:04):
hottest tech headlines that have hit the airwaves recently. You're
ready to rip into some of those biggest headlines in
the tech world, all right, before we delve into this topic,
our main topic we're going to talk about AI. AI
(03:24):
is dominated the conversation, and not always in a good way.
A major film production company is taking on Tesla and
Elon Musk and Cory their weapon of choice. It's a
lawsuit over an AI generated image that's a little too
(03:45):
close for comfort to the scene from a sci fi classic,
Blade Runner twenty forty nine. Now, the similarities, if you
have seen the footage, are undeniable, and this case throws
a spotlight on the really tricky issue of copywriting in
(04:09):
the age of AI. Now, can AI really create something
truly original? Others are just a fancy remix machine? And
who owns the rights to the AI generated content? Anyway? Friends,
this is uncharted legal territory, and the outcome of this
(04:33):
lawsuit can really sense shock waves through the future of AI,
especially when it comes to creative industry. Google made news
too when it comes to AI. They're jumping into a
new AI detection tool. It's designed to figure out if
(04:59):
a piece of text was written by a human are
turned out by an AI. Now, this tool could really
be a lifesaver for educators battling plagiarism, but it also
(05:19):
raises a red flag about accuracy and the potential for misuse. Now,
think about it. This can impact journalism, authors, anyone who's
work depends on on their writing. Now, could this tool
stifle creativity even be used to unfairly attack legitimate work.
(05:47):
It's a debate, friends, that's just he didn't get up
to stay tuned for more info about this. You know
it's gonna happen another headline hold type because Microsoft is
pushing the limits with his new autonomous AI agent. These
(06:07):
are AI systems that can operate solo. They can learn
from the experiences and tackle the task without any human help.
So this is something pretty huge and pretty major picture
this Cicily, nineteen twenty two. So when you get that reference,
(06:29):
AI is not only it doesn't only answer the customers questions,
but it also learns from each interaction to provide even
better evidence in the future. Or AI research assistant that
can analyze data, run experiments, and even come up with
(06:50):
hypothesis all on their own. The possibilities early mind blowing,
and we are just scratching the surface of what autonomous
AI can do. Let's talk about the latest Apple news
(07:11):
right now. Time for a reality check in the world
of augmented reality. Apple's vision pro head, said once held
as a game changer, seems to be hitting a few
speed bumps. Report suggests that app development for the device,
which comes with a hefty thirty five hundred dollars price tag,
(07:35):
is slowing down. Why. Well, this could be due to
a few things. The high costs, the challenges of developing
a brand new platform, and maybe maybe even a lack
of clear uses for everyday people. It's a reminder that
(08:00):
even the giants in the tech world can stumble, and
mainstream AR might still be a while off. Kind of
reminds me what happened with tablets, Remember when they stumbled
out of the gate, but then they came back. Well,
with all these headlines, we're just getting started here on
the Tech Zone. So up next we're going to be
(08:21):
diving deeper into the fascinating intersection of medicine and technology
with Luke McFarlane. But first you got a quick break,
so don't go nowhere. We'll be right back. And as
the old Saturday Morning cartoons used to say, after these messages,
we'll be right back.
Speaker 3 (08:45):
In.
Speaker 1 (08:45):
This world of technology is ever changing, rearranging. You need
someone to help you out I know someone that can
be alone. You'll be with Paul.
Speaker 3 (08:55):
I'm the days lane in the tech Zone.
In this world of technology, things are ever changing, rearranging.
You need someone to help you out. I know someone
who can come and take a journey with me. As
we go through the land of technology. You'll never be alone.
Speaker 2 (00:36):
You'll be with Paul.
Speaker 1 (00:37):
I'm an dance laying in the Tech Zone.
Speaker 3 (00:40):
Take a little trip with me and hopefully you can
see how the hood, suburbs and main street are all
connected no respect can I mean we network across the
globe because h's a global market in case s you
didn't know, and since we all about information flow, let
me be the first one to work from you to
Tech Zone with Paul Arma Date Slange. Let's talk tech
(01:04):
technology changing the game. It's so good in the hood,
it's everywhere. Now let's get into the show because we.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
Yeah, hello and welcome to the Tech Zone. Everybody, what's
going on? It's me, Paul Ahmad is Lena. I am
your hostess with the Moses and I am fired up
to be with you on this edition of the show.
Today we're gonna be diving into the fascinating intersection of
medicine and technology and to guide you through this exciting landscape.
(01:39):
I'm thrilled to be joined by a true expert, Luke McFarlane.
Luke is the CEO of leaf Well, a leading medical
cannabis telehealth company. We're gonna welcome look to the show
and find out about his expertise when it comes to
(02:00):
medicine and also technology. So this is a show you
do not want to miss. Now, before we get rolling
with our conversation, let me make sure that you all
are connecting with me and can reach out to me
(02:21):
my website, Paulamadea's Lane dot com. Also on all my
social media platforms, it's Paul Amadea's Lane on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook,
and even LinkedIn. Why because I am a business man,
Because I'm about my business man, That's what I am.
(02:42):
So I am looking so forward to hearing your feedback
on some of our shows as well as anything in
the tech world that you would love for us to
talk about and also to highlight. There's a lot of
things going on in the tech world, and in our
first segment, we're going to get into some of the
(03:04):
hottest tech headlines that have hit the airwaves recently. You're
ready to rip into some of those biggest headlines in
the tech world, all right, before we delve into this topic,
our main topic we're going to talk about AI. AI
(03:24):
is dominated the conversation, and not always in a good way.
A major film production company is taking on Tesla and
Elon Musk and Cory their weapon of choice. It's a
lawsuit over an AI generated image that's a little too
(03:45):
close for comfort to the scene from a sci fi classic,
Blade Runner twenty forty nine. Now, the similarities, if you
have seen the footage, are undeniable, and this case throws
a spotlight on the really tricky issue of copywriting in
(04:09):
the age of AI. Now, can AI really create something
truly original? Others are just a fancy remix machine? And
who owns the rights to the AI generated content? Anyway? Friends,
this is uncharted legal territory, and the outcome of this
(04:33):
lawsuit can really sense shock waves through the future of AI,
especially when it comes to creative industry. Google made news
too when it comes to AI. They're jumping into a
new AI detection tool. It's designed to figure out if
(04:59):
a piece of text was written by a human are
turned out by an AI. Now, this tool could really
be a lifesaver for educators battling plagiarism, but it also
(05:19):
raises a red flag about accuracy and the potential for misuse. Now,
think about it. This can impact journalism, authors, anyone who's
work depends on on their writing. Now, could this tool
stifle creativity even be used to unfairly attack legitimate work.
(05:47):
It's a debate, friends, that's just he didn't get up
to stay tuned for more info about this. You know
it's gonna happen another headline hold type because Microsoft is
pushing the limits with his new autonomous AI agent. These
(06:07):
are AI systems that can operate solo. They can learn
from the experiences and tackle the task without any human help.
So this is something pretty huge and pretty major picture
this Cicily, nineteen twenty two. So when you get that reference,
(06:29):
AI is not only it doesn't only answer the customers questions,
but it also learns from each interaction to provide even
better evidence in the future. Or AI research assistant that
can analyze data, run experiments, and even come up with
(06:50):
hypothesis all on their own. The possibilities early mind blowing,
and we are just scratching the surface of what autonomous
AI can do. Let's talk about the latest Apple news
(07:11):
right now. Time for a reality check in the world
of augmented reality. Apple's vision pro head, said once held
as a game changer, seems to be hitting a few
speed bumps. Report suggests that app development for the device,
which comes with a hefty thirty five hundred dollars price tag,
(07:35):
is slowing down. Why. Well, this could be due to
a few things. The high costs, the challenges of developing
a brand new platform, and maybe maybe even a lack
of clear uses for everyday people. It's a reminder that
(08:00):
even the giants in the tech world can stumble, and
mainstream AR might still be a while off. Kind of
reminds me what happened with tablets, Remember when they stumbled
out of the gate, but then they came back. Well,
with all these headlines, we're just getting started here on
the Tech Zone. So up next we're going to be
(08:21):
diving deeper into the fascinating intersection of medicine and technology
with Luke McFarlane. But first you got a quick break,
so don't go nowhere. We'll be right back. And as
the old Saturday Morning cartoons used to say, after these messages,
we'll be right back.
Speaker 3 (08:45):
In.
Speaker 1 (08:45):
This world of technology is ever changing, rearranging. You need
someone to help you out I know someone that can
be alone. You'll be with Paul.
Speaker 3 (08:55):
I'm the days lane in the tech Zone.
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