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AwesomeCast 799: Running AI at Home, 5G Internet and Mike Tomlin’s Minecraft City

October 6th, 2026  |  59 mins 29 secs

5g home internet, Michael Sorg, NASA, adriana ocampo, ai models, apple silicon, artificial intelligence, at&t internet air, chicxulub crater, creator automation, dave podnar, dungeon crawler carl, game preservation, grand theft auto vi, gta 6, humanoid robots, iphone photography, john kane, lm studio, local ai, mac ai, machine learning, miami heat, mike tomlin, minecraft, new frontiers, pittsburgh steelers, pittsburgh technology, planetary geology, pocket city, private ai, protect our games act, qwen 3.5, robotics, rockstar games, simcity, sorg, star trek strange new worlds, technology podcast, telly tv, terminator 2, vice city heat, webtoon, wireless internet

Awesome Chat: AI Event Marketing That Feels Human | Sam Eitzen from Snapbar

September 17th, 2026  |  50 mins 27 secs

aeo, ai entrepreneurship, ai image generation, ai marketing, ai models, ai photo booth, ai photo experiences, ai stories, artificial intelligence, audience engagement, b2b marketing, brand activations, business distribution, conference technology, customer experience, digital marketing, digital prize wheel, event activations, event marketing, event networking, event swag, event technology, experiential activations, experiential marketing, fan engagement, gemini, generative ai, gpt, lead generation, marketing technology, martech, personalized marketing, photo booth technology, prompt engineering, qr code marketing, sam eitzen, seo, snapbar, trade show giveaways, trade show marketing, trade show technology, world cup marketing

What happens when the photo booth becomes an AI-powered experiential marketing platform?

Michael Sorg and Katie Dudas talk with Sam Eitzen, CEO of Snapbar, about the company's evolution from physical event photo booths to web-based activations that can run on an iPad, touchscreen, QR code, or attendee's phone.

Sam shares how Snapbar uses AI photo experiences and AI Stories to build personalized brand activations, what they've learned from major sporting events and conferences, and why understanding the audience is still more important than simply adding AI.

They also dig into the messier realities of generative AI: prompt engineering, model updates, unexpected results, cloud reliability, testing, and why businesses shouldn't treat AI like an infallible employee.

Plus, Sam explains why he believes AI making products easier to build actually makes distribution, customer relationships, and good old-fashioned business fundamentals more important than ever.

Learn more: https://snapbar.com