CONNECTED Podcast

Gen Z has it tough: AI is set to decimate the entry-level white-collar job market by 2030. For many graduates, leveraging AI to survive and thrive is a must. We spoke to two grad job hopefuls about navigating today’s recruitment process and on-the-job AI nightmares.
🎙️ Sarita Long, recent graduate from the London School of Economics
🎙️ Josh Lee, student at National Taiwan University
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Half of global fund managers say there is an AI bubble. The sector’s sky-high valuations and speculative fervor echo the dot com bubble. So is AI on course for a similar fate? Is a burst inevitable?
Asianometry’s Jon breaks it down. How big? How soon? And who will be left holding the bag?
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Digital IDs promise the ultimate convenience. But many are concerned about safety and data privacy, especially in the face of fast-evolving AI fraud tools.
Wayne Chang, the founder and CEO of SpruceID, explains verifiable digital credentials (VDC), as well as the role of blockchains and new security architectures in keeping your digital identity firmly in your hands.
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Near one million subscribers today, Jon launched Asianometry back when many still thought of TSMC as the name of a Minecraft YouTuber.
He joins us to unpack Taiwan’s semiconductor rise and Asia’s growing tech power alongside the channel’s own journey. We dive into TSMC and microchips, the AI hype, humanoid robots and why tech optimism still matters.
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Most people see golf as bad for the planet. Delphine Tseng sees it differently. She’s an ecologist who believes golf courses can become unlikely allies for wildlife and conservation.
As more Taiwanese take up a sport once reserved for the wealthy, we ask: can golf become truly sustainable?
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