Pivot TikTok Lawsuit, Reddit's Debut Earnings, and the 4-Day Work Week
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May 10, 2024 At a conference in Hamburg, the hosts dive into TikTok's lawsuit against the U.S. government, pondering the balance between free speech and national security. They also explore Reddit's first earnings after going public and Disney's streaming moves. The discussion shifts to Microsoft and OpenAI's $2 million fund aimed at fighting election deepfakes. Plus, Germany's trial of a four-day work week sparks a debate on productivity and work-life balance. A lively mix of tech, finance, and cultural commentary ensues!
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Contrasting Interviews
- Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway discuss their experiences interviewing Kim Kardashian and Brian Johnson.
- Galloway questions who's in charge, highlighting the contrast between the two interviews.
Deepfakes at the Met Gala
AI-generated images of celebrities in outfits were so realistic they fooled even family members. This raises concerns about the potential of deepfakes, blurring the lines between reality and fabrication.
TikTok Lawsuit and Potential Outcomes
TikTok's lawsuit against the US government over a potential ban will likely be settled out of court. The case highlights the conflict between First Amendment rights and national security concerns.