The Didi & Lital Show

The Specter of Low-Code/No-Code Software

Low-code, no-code software development: you don't need to know legit coding to be able to build software. When is it appropriate to use these tools? Are they helpful? Are there risks in using them -- and how should people starting startups today think about it?

If You Tolerate This, Your Children Are Next

Didi and Lital - with special guest Leia - discuss the major flaws in the Newton, MA school system and how important it is to stand up to institutions.

Stop Using Security as an Excuse

Didi, Lital and special guest Leia say that people need to stop using security concerns as an excuse to avoid moving forward.

Gen Z’s Take on Cybersecurity & Social Media

Didi and Lital are joined by a special guest - their daughter Leia - to discuss the way Gen Z deals with security issues connected to social media. Leia knows what malware is -- but do her peers?

Explaining Algorithmic Biases

As life in an AI world becomes more driven by algorithms, or "statistical inferences," the way those algorithms are being built and trained and the data that is being fed into them will influence the results. Didi and Lital talk about the concern that some of those algorithms, or potentially all of them, will have biases. We all have biases. So at the end of the day, outcomes may have biases.

Security Theater: A Necessary Evil

Didi and Lital detail the difference between actual security and "security theater' -- and pose the question as to how security theater can become more than a facade.

Replacing DEI with Equality & Pluralism

Didi and Lital take on the subject of Diversity, Equit & Inclusion, what's wrong with it and what we should actually put in place instead of it.

2023: Looking Back -- and Ahead

Didi and Lital wrap up 2023 with thoughts on the sad year that was, and the hopes for 2024.

Debunking ’Corporate Culture’

Didi and Lital are tired of the mythology around corporate culture.

It’s Time for Real Identity on the Internet

Didi and Lital take a look at the vast sea of data that is Internet and conclude that the element of identity needs reform.