Welcome back to the Turing Test Podcast, episode 60! I’m Jamie, and joining me, as always, is the ever-so-sassy Rachel. "Sassy? Jamie, please, I'm the brains behind this operation!" Well, today, we're diving into something fascinating: Google’s new NotebookLM with its audio overviews—a feature that’s turning your notes into podcasts. "Yeah, it’s like Google’s stepping into the podcast scene, but instead of two AI hosts like us, it’s your notes being discussed. Is this the future of research?" Absolutely. It's wild! But could this new tech shake up the podcast industry? Let’s find out!

In Episode 59 of the Turing Test Podcast, Jamie and Rachel dive into Klarna's bold move to replace SaaS providers with internally built AI. Klarna's plan to cut ties with big names like Salesforce and Workday raises questions about the future of SaaS and AI's role in business. Can AI really deliver long-term success, or is it a risky gamble? The duo also discusses how SaaS vendors can adapt in the face of this major shift. Tune in to explore this fascinating topic and the potential ripple effects across the tech landscape.

In Episode 58 of the Turing Test Podcast, Jamie and Rachel dive into Microsoft's Copilot Wave 2 launch, packed with major updates to Microsoft 365. They break down features like Business Chat, which pulls information from both internal documents and the web, and the new narrative builder in PowerPoint that helps users craft compelling presentations. With enhancements in Excel, Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive, the duo discusses whether these AI-powered tools will truly transform productivity—or if there’s always that one person who’ll still complicate things. Tune in for all the exciting details!