Dive into Talk That Tech with Trey Scott (Tech Bag Trey) and Tech Coach Ralph as they break down the biggest tech conversations shaping our future. In this episode, we start with the most talked-about products from CES 2026, including AI companion devices and emotional robotics, then connect the dots to the sci-fi film The Creator and what it reveals about where AI, society, and human relationships are headed.

From AI companionship and digital intimacy to the moral and social consequences of treating machines like people, this episode explores why the future of AI may be closer and more uncomfortable than we think.

Tune in, chop it up, and stay plugged into the conversations that matter most in todays fast-moving tech world.

Hosts: Trey Scott (@techbagtrey) & Tech Coach Ralph

In this episode of Talk That Tech, Trey Scott and Joseph Smith break down Metas $2 billion acquisition of an AI startup and why it represents a turning point for the tech industry heading into 2026. This was not a speculative bet or a flashy experiment. It was a strategic move to lock in AI systems that already work and already make money.

The hosts explain why Big Tech is no longer chasing ideas but buying proven AI agents, what this means for startups hoping to stay independent, and how consolidation is accelerating across the industry. They also discuss how AI agents are shifting from optional tools to core business infrastructure and what that means for jobs, founders, and the future of work.

This episode connects the dots on why speed, execution, and real revenue matter more than ever as the AI race enters a new phase.

Hosted by Trey Scott (Tech Bag Trey) and Joseph Smith

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In this episode of Talk That Tech, Trey Scott and Joseph Smith break down ten AI business ideas that are positioned to take off in 2026. These are not vague trends or hype driven concepts. They are practical, revenue focused ideas already gaining traction across industries like automation, content, sales, customer support, and operations.

The hosts explain why timing matters more than perfection, which ideas are best for solo founders versus teams, and how AI agents are creating entirely new categories of businesses. They also discuss what separates ideas that scale from ones that fade out, and how creators and entrepreneurs can position themselves early before the market gets crowded.

If you are looking to build, invest, or pivot into AI in the next two years, this episode gives you a clear framework for where the real opportunities are headed.

Hosted by Trey Scott (Tech Bag Trey) and Joseph Smith

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