Max and AI expert Silvia Rennard break down why Windows 11 adoption is slower than expected despite Windows 10’s end-of-support, Apple’s AI leadership transition as Amar Subramanya steps in amid Siri delays, and Raspberry Pi’s price hikes fueled by AI-driven memory demand. They explore COPE, an open-source chain-of-thought framework for predicting stroke outcomes from clinical notes, and a hands-on k-NN classifier built in Excel. The duo dives into Ridelink’s AI-enabled logistics and embedded finance for SMEs, what to watch at AWS re:Invent 2025, Zig’s move from GitHub to Codeberg over Actions reliability and AI direction, and Huawei/SERES’s AITO M9 overseas rollout with ADS and satellite connectivity. The episode ends with actionable takeaways and a nudge to tap into free AI seminars this month.

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• Forthcoming machine learning and AI seminars: December 2025 edition
• Amar Subramanya -The Bengaluru Engineer Now Running Apple’s GLOBAL AI Strategy
• COPE: Chain-Of-Thought Prediction Engine for Open-Source Large Language Model Based Stroke Outcome Prediction from Clinical Notes
• Raspberry Pi just got up to $25 more expensive
• Windows 11 still barely pulling ahead of 10 despite end-of-support push
• Overseas Version of AITO M9 Infotainment System Revealed, Complete with Localized Maps, HUAWEI ADS, and Global Apps
• Ridelink targets SME trade with AI logistics and embedded finance
• AWS re:Invent 2025: How to watch and follow along live
• Apple's head of AI resigns after Siri problems
• The Machine Learning “Advent Calendar” Day 2: k-NN Classifier in Excel
• Zig kehrt GitHub den Rücken: Frust über Actions und Microsofts KI-Kurs
• I found the best Cyber Monday Apple Watch deals