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Sep 22, 2026

Ben RandallHOST
40:03
Yeah.
Ben RandallHOST
40:03
I need to have somebody come and look at my oven, though, because I have amazing Wolf ovens.
Ben RandallHOST
40:06
I have two of them that came with the house.
Ben RandallHOST
40:08
But there is a problem with the I would I think it's with the lower heat limit sensor, because the idea is, is that you set the oven for 350.
Steven CadwellHOST
41:10
Unless they were and then weren't used for a long time.
Steven CadwellHOST
41:13
I was just wondering if they were still under some kind of warranty or what kind of warranty
Ben RandallHOST
41:15
Wolf has.
Ben RandallHOST
41:17
They are not.
Shuo ChenGUEST
41:53
Um, in the tool, I usually feature something that either I've worked with a founder or crossed paths with them somewhere and just found what they do to be really valuable.
Shuo ChenGUEST
42:02
And the tool that I just talked about is this startup called Wolf.
Shuo ChenGUEST
42:07
Joshua, the founder of Wolf, actually was a longtime professor, um, in the UK.
Shuo ChenGUEST
42:13
He was at Oxford for the longest time, I believe as a philosophy professor, and then also served on the board.
Shuo ChenGUEST
42:20
Um, and he has done some fascinating work since he decided to leave and start the startup.
Shuo ChenGUEST
42:57
Uh, they do a lot of work, administrators do.
Shuo ChenGUEST
43:00
Like there's all of this paperwork and reporting that you have to keep up to date with the regulators so that you can stay accredited as a university.
Shuo ChenGUEST
43:07
And so Joshua's starting point with Wolf, named after Virginia Woolf, was just let's use technology, including AI, to automate a lot of the work to make it easy for a university to become an accredited institution.

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