Wed. 10/02 – A Tech Angle To The Hurricane
Catching you up on a bunch of other Microsoft announcements we missed yesterday. Is Nvidia trying to break open the black box of AI? It’s absolutely wild that there’s still no viable YouTube app for the Vision Pro. And we were worried about disruption to the semiconductor industry if a typhoon hit Taiwan, but it turns out, a hurricane hitting North Carolina can be bad too.
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Show Notes
Catching you up on a bunch of other Microsoft announcements we missed yesterday. Is Nvidia trying to break open the black box of AI? It’s absolutely wild that there’s still no viable YouTube app for the Vision Pro. And we were worried about disruption to the semiconductor industry if a typhoon hit Taiwan, but it turns out, a hurricane hitting North Carolina can be bad too.
Links:
- Microsoft is using AI to improve Windows search (The Verge)
- Microsoft starts paying publishers for content surfaced by Copilot (TechCrunch)
- Telegram CEO Downplays Service Term Changes Amid French Probe (Bloomberg)
- Nvidia just dropped a bombshell: Its new AI model is open, massive, and ready to rival GPT-4 (VentureBeat)
- Threads users can now see who follows them from other fediverse servers (TechCrunch)
- Christian Selig’s unofficial YouTube app for the Vision Pro just got taken down (The Verge)
- Hurricane Helene Will Send Shockwaves Through the Semiconductor Industry (Wired)
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