In this episode of NYC Tech Connect, host Josh Bruning discusses the intersection of technology and policy in New York City, focusing on recent legislation regarding AI in employment and children's online safety. The conversation highlights the importance of bias audits for AI tools used in hiring, the ethical deployment of AI in city agencies, and the introduction of the New York Children's Online Safety Act aimed at protecting minors on social networks.

Takeaways

• New York City enforces local law 144 for bias audits.
• Annual bias audits must be conducted by independent auditors.
• The NYC Artificial Intelligence Action Plan focuses on ethical AI deployment.
• Transparency in AI tools used by city agencies is crucial.
• The New York Children's Online Safety Act aims to protect minors.
• Stricter privacy settings for children on social networks are needed.
• Legislation reflects growing concerns about children's online safety.
• Parents need more information about online safety for their children.
• Technology and policy are increasingly intertwined in NYC.
• Engagement with the audience is encouraged for future topics.

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Uncover the latest shifts in the New York City tech scene with me, Josh Bruning, as we explore how AI, executive protection, and corporate dynamics are reshaping urban landscapes and business strategies. From OpenAI's impressive entry into the Big Apple with a new office in the storied Puck Building to the sobering incident involving UnitedHealth's CEO that has companies rethinking security, this episode offers a panoramic view of how technology and its challenges are evolving in one of the world's busiest cities.

Listen to gripping stories of leadership struggles at OpenWeb where former CEO Nadav Shouval’s exit underscores the complex dance between vision and boardroom politics. We'll also highlight Save-a-lot's cutting-edge collaboration with Israeli tech firm Fabric, offering a sneak peek at the future of grocery logistics in Brooklyn. Plus, discover how Higher Dose is overcoming initial skepticism to innovate the wellness industry with their unique tech products, showcasing how NYC's vibrant environment nurtures groundbreaking ideas. Don’t miss these narratives packed with insights that capture the essence of tech innovation and transformation in New York City.

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In this episode of NY Tech Connect, host Joshua Bruyning engages with Amrit Chera and Miguel Sarenas, co-founders of OnePrice, a pricing experimentation tool for SaaS products. The conversation covers their networking experiences in New York, the inception and purpose of OnePrice, its current status and future plans, challenges in B2B pricing strategies, insights into the New York tech scene, and their personal branding efforts through content creation.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Networking in NYC

03:27
Understanding OnePrice: The Concept and Its Purpose

06:48
Current Status and Future Outlook of OnePrice

09:36
Challenges in B2B Pricing Strategies

12:56
The New York Tech Scene: Experiences and Insights

17:12
Personal Branding and Content Creation

Takeaways

• OnePrice allows SaaS companies to experiment with pricing.
• The founders transitioned from B2C to B2B to solve pricing issues.
• Pricing experimentation can significantly impact revenue.
• New York has a vibrant fintech community.
• Networking in New York is accessible and friendly.
• Personal branding is essential for entrepreneurs.
• Video content is a powerful medium for communication.
• Building a SaaS business requires understanding global pricing.
• B2B pricing strategies involve more complexities than B2C.
• The tech landscape is evolving, and adaptability is key.

Sound Bites

• "We want to keep it bootstrapped."
• "Pricing really is a problem."
• "Everyone is pretty open."
• "Talk to me at an event."

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