A global tech outage had millions on edge, but CrowdStrike reports that 97% of systems are back up and running. Meanwhile, shares of the Ray-Ban maker see a surge as interest from tech giants grows. In other news, Morgan Stanley unveils its latest in-house AI tool, showcasing its commitment to innovation. Tune in for insights on tech recovery, market reactions, and the future of artificial intelligence.

WSJ reporter Rolfe Winkler discusses the technology behind Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain implant company, and its impact. They explore the advancements in brain data capturing, FDA approval, and the competition from rival companies. Plus, the podcast delves into Google's decision to end the plan to eliminate cookies on Chrome and what it means for online advertising.

OpenAI debuts a new search engine, SearchGPT, offering website summaries and follow-up questions. Legal rulings in California allow Uber and Lyft to classify drivers as contractors. Online education company 2U files for bankruptcy.

WSJ reporter Stu Woo discusses China's secretive supercomputer development, impacting AI, vaccine research, and hurricane predictions. Difficulty in determining fastest supercomputers between China and U.S. Also, crypto investors donate digital currencies to Trump's campaign.

Colin Kaepernick, former NFL quarterback, launches new AI company to support creators in media. CrowdStrike identifies flaw impacting millions of Microsoft Windows users. Apple under investigation for antitrust in Spain.

Learn how Electronic Arts used AI to create 11,000 college football player 3D models. Amazon's Echo strategy of selling devices at low prices to generate income is not working. Explore the challenges and strategies of both companies in the tech industry.

Podcast covers updates on Tesla and Google earnings reports, including Tesla's net profit decline and Google's significant revenue rise. Fintech company Revolut targeting a $45 billion valuation ahead of a possible IPO is also discussed.

In this podcast, James Rundle discusses the risks of cloud software updates following the CrowdStrike outage caused by a defective code. The importance of backing up files, not solely relying on the cloud, is emphasized. The conversation touches on the impact on Microsoft Windows users, cybersecurity challenges, and the dominance of major cybersecurity suppliers.

Learn about Google's decision to end cookie tracking in Chrome, Tesla's upcoming use of humanoid robots, and CrowdStrike warning customers about bad actors exploiting a software flaw during a tech outage.

WSJ tech columnist Christopher Mims discusses the push for larger batteries to power appliances, homes, and neighborhoods. Startups are focusing on improving infrastructure for electricity distribution. Additionally, small businesses are facing lawsuits for ADA website compliance issues.