
Leo Laporte brings some of the most interesting personalities in technology together to talk about the most important issues. Fun, relaxed, informative and always entertaining, count on TWiT for the best tech podcasts in the world.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 330 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsNewsTechnology | |||

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At this point, we all know that Leo loves AI. But it is getting way too much to have Mac Break Weekly and TWIT be full of AI as well. I get it. It’s a hot topic. But I think Leo’s obsession with AI is getting in the way of other content.
Excellent show fellas
I used to listen to Twit, then I stopped listening to Twit when it became more focused on social issues than actual technology. Thought I would give it a try again only to hear Leo rant about it being okay to use AI to surveil and kill people once they aren't American. He also thinks that you have to have a big military in order to scare off those countries that want to harm America. Even when his cohosts pointed out that aside from Russia, the US is the only country to have actually invaded an... more
This is supposed to be a tech podcast, but all I hear are journalists talking about Facebook, AI and whatever the conversational trend is. It’s as good as the National Enquirer but from technology journalists. Too much politics, opinions, speculative, subjective, etc.
You won’t learn anything from this show other than talking heads trying to entertain. I’d really like a show about consumer and enterprise technology from people in the field that play a role in advancing the field or swim in that... more
Best tech shows anywhere!!!
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A long-running tech roundtable network features expert hosts and a rotating cast of guests who dissect current industry headlines, security, AI governance, space tech, consumer electronics, and platform policies. Episodes often blend deep dives into security, AI, and privacy with hands-on tech, practical how-tos, and industry anecdotes, peppered with product news and company strategy. Notable traits include a highly respected host with a broad network of tech journalists and engineers, a mix of space, security, and consumer tech perspectives, and a cadence that balances rigorous analysis with accessible banter. This yields a show that's informative for deep-technical audiences while remaining approachable for general tech enthusiasts; spons... more
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