Peggy Smedley Show
IoT, AI, the Future of Work—if it’s revolutionizing industries, Peggy’s talking about it. Each week on The Peggy Smedley Show, she delivers cutting-edge perspectives from top experts, keeping 150,000+ listeners ahead of the curve.
- Update frequency
- every 2 days
- Average duration
- 16 minutes
- Episodes
- 3012
- Years Active
- 2008 - 2025
Predicting Chocolate Preference
Peggy and Qingbin Yuan, senior director, R&D international, The Hershey Co., talk about how to leverage AI (artificial intelligence) to predict preference and formulate product to meet consumer needs…
Fundamentals of a Leader
Peggy and James Arthur Ray, entrepreneur, author, and life and business coach, talk about the fundamentals of a leader. They discuss that in this disruptive world we live, we have to develop a large …
The Data Bubble
Joshua Peschel, assistant professor of agricultural and biosystems engineering, Iowa State University, returns to continue the discussion on security and privacy with Peggy. They discuss if it is the…
Big Five for Privacy
Peggy and Joshua Peschel, assistant professor of agricultural and biosystems engineering, Iowa State University, discuss the difference between security and privacy. They identify the big five concer…
Get Ready for GITA
Peggy shares about trends in consumer robotics and how it will impact businesses in the future. She looks at one example—GITA—that follows people while they are on the go, carrying 40 pounds. She als…
10/29/19 Driving Ecofriendly Vehicles Forward
Live from the NACV (North American Commercial Vehicle) show, Peggy and Maik Zeigler, Hyundai, VP, commercial vehicle R&D strategy group, talks about NEPTUNE Concept Class 8 heavy-duty truck, the firs…
10/29/19 Building the Ethics of AI
Peggy and Eyal Benishti, founder and CEO, IRONSCALES, joins the show again to talk about how to use AI (artificial intelligence) to make our lives better and easier. He says at some point we will hav…
10/29/19 AVs around the World
Peggy compares and contrasts how comfortable people are with AVs (autonomous vehicles). She points to differences in the U.S. and India and identifies the top concern with AVs today. She questions: W…
10/22/19 The Good and the Bad of AI
Peggy and Eyal Benishti, founder and CEO, IRONSCALES,talk about the good and the bad of AI (artificial intelligence). He says AI will change the world, but we need to contemplate how to put it to goo…
10/22/19 Big, Big Data
Peggy and Susan Dalton, vice president of smart technologies and IoT, GCP Applied Technologies, and Mark Roberts, director of Verifi research and development, GCP Applied Technologies, talk big data.…
10/22/19 AI Bias
Where are we going with AI (artificial intelligence)? Peggy answers, saying AI is fundamentally changing our society, but that we need to talk about the ethical concerns that AI raises. She asks: Do …
10/15/19 An Autonomous Future
Are we ready for an autonomous future? Peggy and Sandeep Sovani, global director of automotive & ground transportation industry, ANSYS, talk about concerns and trust of autonomous vehicles. He says s…
10/15/19 Connected in the Bathroom
Peggy and Thomas Serval, CEO of Baracoda and executive chairman of CareOS, discuss the pros and cons of connectivity in the bathroom. He shares his technology journey and how a connected platform for…
10/15/19 AI Collides with Automotive
Peggy gives some examples of how AI (artificial intelligence) is impacting transportation and healthcare. From a new pilot from Ford to Kia Motors contributing a big chunk toward a $25 million fundin…
10/08/19 Three Cs of Construction
Peggy and Marcel Broekmaat, director of product management, connect applications, Trimble, talk about lagging productivity in construction and how the three Cs—constructible, content enabled, and con…
10/08/19 Optimizing Data
Peggy and Roger Brooks, chief scientist, Guavus, talk about distributed AI and how to optimize how to route data. He says latency is key and one of the big challenges with IoT devices is they aren’t …
10/09/19 Chatbots and Conversational AI
Is it ethical to use AI (artificial intelligence) that pretends to be human? Is it right to give someone a machine when they want or, at least think they want a human? Peggy says many organizations a…
10/01/19 Trusting AI
Peggy and Joshua Peschel, assistant professor of agricultural and biosystems engineering, Iowa State University, answer the question: Do people with more experience trust AI (artificial intelligence)…
10/01/19 IoT Plug and Play
Peggy and Olivier Bloch, principal program manager, Azure IoT developer ecosystem, Microsoft, sit down to discuss how traditional industries are migrating to connected industries. He explains how ind…
10/01/19 AI Augments Work
Peggy says the workplace is changing, thanks to AI (artificial intelligence), explaining that the old model of work won’t apply in the future. At the same time, we need to keep in mind where jobs are…