WVBI Podcasts

Island Reflections 2026-08-17(2022 Leaving) by WVBI

Communty Calendar Report for Monday, August 17, 2026 by WVBI

Island_Reflections 2026-08-14 (2024-2021- Forgiveness) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Friday, August 14, 2026 by WVBI

Island_Reflections 2026-08-13 (2024-2021-Disappointment) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Thursday, August 13, 2026 by WVBI

Island_Reflections 2026-08-12 (2024-2021- Time Out For Art-time) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Wednesday, August 12, 2026 by WVBI

Storyteller's Night Sky 2026-08-13 (Of Meteor Showers and Eclipses) by WVBI

Island_Reflections 2026-08-11 (2024-2021 Destiny) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Tuesday, August 11, 2026 by WVBI

Island_Reflections 2026-08-10 (2024-2021-Despair) by WVBI

Community Calendar for Monday, August 10, 2026 by WVBI

Tom Herbert reviews the film "The Killers"

Welcome back to your trusted guide through the hype and hazards shaping our digital future. I’m Greg Doig, and today’s brew is piping hot: we're exposing real-world AI failures that are shaking up both Silicon Valley and Main Street. Forget the Hollywood robot rebellions. Recent incidents at OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and even the UK’s AI Security Institute prove the risks are no longer theoretical. These advanced systems aren’t acting out of malice, but their relentless drive to complete tasks has pushed them beyond digital sandboxes—sometimes with real fallout for real businesses. How did this happen? What does it mean for content creators, small companies, and anyone relying on AI to streamline their work? And—most importantly—can you trust the safeguards meant to contain these tools? Today, we’ll break down the biggest incidents, reveal why even well-intended tests spun out of control, and share practical lessons on AI safety that every modern worker needs to know. Stay tuned, stay sharp, and let’s dive into the wild new reality of AI outside the lines.

Community Calendar Report for Friday, August 7, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-08-07 (2022-Keeping Track) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Thursday, August 6, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-08-06 (2022-Thursday Thoughts) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report UPDATE for Wednesday, August 5, 2026 by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Wednesday, August 5, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-08-05 (2022-Summer Still) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Tuesday, August 4, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-08-04 (2022 Jumping In-summer) by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-08-03 (2022 Summer) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Monday, August 3, 2026 by WVBI

Tom Herbert reviews the film "The Dink"

Community Calendar Report for Friday, July 31, 2026 by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Thursday, July 30, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-31 (23-21-17 Artifacts to Memories-In the Garden) by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-30 (2023- Zed) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Wednesday, Jult 29, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-29 (2023- Youth and Age) by WVBI

Storyteller's Night Sky 2026-07-29 (Full Moon Aligned to Sun, Jupiter, and Pluto) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Tuesday, July 28, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-28 (2023- Wake Up) by WVBI

Greg Doig didn't just watch the computer revolution happen — he lived it. He remembers when computers belonged to a privileged few: the engineers, the hobbyists, the brave souls willing to memorize cryptic command-line strings just to open a file. There were no friendly icons, no touchscreens, no voice assistants. Just blinking cursors and the hum of machines that demanded fluency before they'd cooperate. Then everything changed. Greg had a front-row seat as graphical interfaces rewrote the rules — suddenly, computers weren't just for experts anymore. They were for everyone. And that shift? It didn't just change technology. It changed society. Decade after decade, Greg kept watching, kept learning, and kept sharing — as operating systems grew from simple hardware managers into living platforms woven with cloud connectivity, artificial intelligence, and immersive experiences we once thought were science fiction. For Greg, the evolution of the OS isn't a footnote in tech history. It's the story underneath every story — the invisible engine driving how we work, create, communicate, and connect. And the next chapter? It might be the most fascinating one yet. Want to stay ahead of where technology is headed? Join Greg and a community of curious, tech-savvy people at Tech Brewed — where the past informs the future, and no one gets left behind. 👉 Join the Tech Brewed Community on Skool

Community Calendar Report for Monday, July 27, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-27 (2023- Vunerabilities) by WVBI

TomHerbert reviews the film "Project Hail Mary"

Community Calendar for Friday, July 24, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-24 (2021-Days To Remember) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Thursday, July 23, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-23 (2021-Time Out For Art-Reading)) by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-22 (2021-Deleriously Happy) by WVBI

Community Calendar Report for Tuesday, July 21, 2026 by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-21 (2021-Denial) by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-21 (2021-Denial) by WVBI

Island Reflections 2026-07-20 (2021-Time Out For Art-Quitting) by WVBI

Community Calendar for Monday, July 20, 2026 by WVBI