In this episode, Radar podcast host Steven Van Belleghem and his #nexxworks friends Peter Hinssen, Pascal Coppens, Julie Vens - De Vos and Laurence Van Elegem discuss generative AI's data problem, private company versions of ChatGPT, Drake, Grimes, Twitter, TikTok, Walmart versus Amazon, Schmidt Futures and AI investment strategies, our Never Normal Tour with Mediafin in New York (guided by nexxworks Founder Peter Hinssen and General Editor at 'De Tijd' Isabel Albers), the human energy crisis, Apple's new high-yield savings account with a whopping 4.15% interest rate, its Buy Now Pay Later services, the return of (travel in) China, the EV price war, Chinese EV car company BYD successes, CATL’s next-generation sodium-ion battery, youth unemployment in China, inflation going down in China, why some companies are looking for old steel warships, the power of proximity, the end of Buzzfeed news and much, much more.

Shownotes:

You can check the Amazon and Walmart chart Julie was talking about here.

The website haveibeentrained.com allows artists to opt-in or opt-out of AI training.

Here is the link to the website with the latest AI hits.

www.heygen.com is where you can upload an avatar of yourself and create a video.

ai.syllaby.io will help you write a script for your video.

Here is Steven and Pascal’s video about Tesla and BYD.

Check our awesome Never Normal Tour with Mediafin in New York here.

Enjoy!

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