AI Today (Audio)

On AI Today, host Dr. Allen Badeau turns to one of artificial intelligence’s most consequential advances: detecting cancer before symptoms appear. AI models are already identifying subtle warning signs of pancreatic, kidney, and prostate cancers in medical scans—sometimes years before traditional diagnosis. But finding disease sooner creates a new challenge: making sure patients can actually access the care that early detection makes possible.

On this episode of AI Today, Dr. Allen Badeau looks at what happens when automated systems stop recommending and start deciding. A recent European enforcement case involving Uber becomes the lens for a much larger question: how much authority should an algorithm have when the outcome can affect someone’s income, employment, access, or financial future?

In this episode of AI Today, host Dr. Allen Badeau crosses to the other side of the sportsbook to explore how artificial intelligence is changing the game for sports bettors. As advanced models, real-time data, predictive analytics, and professional-grade betting tools become more accessible, technology once reserved for sophisticated trading operations is now available to everyday players.

In this episode of AI Today, host Dr. Allen Badeau takes viewers inside the artificial intelligence systems that power today's biggest social media platforms. From Instagram and TikTok to X, Facebook, and YouTube, he explains how recommendation algorithms determine which content reaches millions of people—and why success is driven by user behavior rather than follower counts or viral hacks.

In this episode of AI Today, host Dr. Allen Badeau examines a defining moment in the evolution of artificial intelligence as governments and financial regulators begin treating AI as a systemic risk to the global economy. Drawing on developments in Washington, Frankfurt, London, and the Five Eyes alliance, he explains why AI is no longer viewed as an emerging technology, but as critical infrastructure that requires continuous oversight, accountability, and regulatory governance.