ESPN gears up for its $30/month standalone streaming launch with a nostalgic “Sports Forever” promo push. Meanwhile, Warner Bros. Discovery plans a Comcast-style corporate split, Netflix breaks records with Stranger Things 5, and a Jane Austen remake is headed to Netflix.
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Meta pushes deeper into the AGI race with a new superintelligence lab and high-profile hires, while Apple draws the curtain on Intel Macs and Microsoft ditches Seattle for its Build conference. Meanwhile, Google’s AI-driven search is siphoning publisher traffic, Transsion is electrifying Africa with budget e-bikes, and Threads finally learns how to DM.
Waymo temporarily halts robo-taxi service in downtown LA due to ICE raid protests, Intel Mac support ends with macOS Tahoe, and Intel plans to build an error-corrected quantum computer by 2028.
We share our thoughts on this year’s Apple Keynote from WWDC. Justin share’s his thoughts on China’s ban on AI before entrance exams. And where is Apple on a deployment date for Apple Intelligence?
Starring Sarah Lane, Tom Merritt, Justin Robert Young, Terrance Gaines, Roger Chang, Joe.
En esta ocasión no tenemos reporte de noticias pero les compartimos una reseña de una gran cinta distópica desde Churros y Palomitas. Post original aquí.
Seguimos la cobertura del FICG 40 desde Guadalajara y aprovechamos la compañía de Óscar Chavira y Edgar Apanco para hablar de tremenda película que acabamos de ver, de esas sorpresas que se agradecen con una distopia brasileña en forma de O último azul. Trailer disponible por acá.
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Show Notes
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Molly and Tom are back with a text-message-chat inspired discussion of privacy in LLMs and why we might need a standard for it, but we don’t know how that would happen.