Tech Talk Y'all

Brought to you by TogetherLetters & Edgewise!In this episode: Elon Musk sparks backlash after issuing 48-hour assignment to employees: 'This is due by noon on Thursday'Three crashes in the first day? Tesla’s robotaxi test in AustinTesla influencers tried Elon Musk’s coast-to-coast self-driving, crashed before 60 milesTesla is looking to redesign its door handles following trapped-passenger reportsU.S. Secret Service disrupts telecom network that threatened NYC during U.N. General AssemblyThat Secret Service SIM farm story is bogusDisney Is Raising Streaming Prices to as Much as $19 a MonthApple Warns All iPhone Users—Do Not Use Google ChromeMLB will use robot umpires in 2026Nvidia plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI as part of data center buildoutNew cooling breakthrough nearly doubles efficiencyGoodwill CEO says he’s preparing for an influx of jobless Gen Zers because of AI—and warns, a youth unemployment crisis is already happeningTrump says Larry Ellison, Michael Dell and Murdochs will be involved in TikTok dealWeird and Wacky: NYC’s newest EV charger hangs 10 feet high on a lamppostStartup uses AI to fight art forgeries—with hyper-realistic copiesScientists Create Clear Coating To Invisibly Turn Windows Into Solar PanelsSoftware update shoves ads onto Samsung’s pricey fridgesInventor of $399 Vibrating Chef's Knife Says It Requires '50% Less Force to Cut'Tech Rec:Sanjay - amFilm Privacy Screen Protector Adam - iPhone 17 ProFind us here:sanjayparekh.com & adamjwalker.comTech Talk Y’all is a proud production of Edgewise.Media.

Meta has unveiled smart glasses equipped with a wristband controller, promising a new way to interact with tech. Meanwhile, ChatGPT usage remains balanced between genders, even as many Americans express a desire to keep AI out of personal affairs. Exciting developments include a framework for a TikTok deal with China and an auction for the CIA's enigmatic Kryptos sculpture. Robinhood is making strides in opening private markets for everyday investors, while quirky tech stories, like landlines making a comeback, add a fun twist to the tech landscape.

Dive into the race for the moon as NASA sets its sights on beating China. Explore the evolution of Tesla's self-driving promises and Lyft's debut of robo-taxis. Discover how AI impacts everything from university admissions to social media authenticity. Tune in for whistleblower revelations about Meta's data practices, alongside Signal's secure communications upgrade. Plus, the tech world buzzes with Netflix and Amazon's ad partnership, and Spotify finally rolls out lossless streaming after years of anticipation!

OpenAI is set to take on LinkedIn with a new AI job platform, stirring up competition in the tech job market. Atlassian's massive $610 million acquisition of The Browser Co. raises questions about tech culture. There's a hilarious tale about Taco Bell's AI drive-thru after a customer orders 18,000 waters. Meanwhile, a luxury yacht brutally capsizes right after its launch. Plus, insights on the drama surrounding a CEO snatching a child's hat at the U.S. Open, highlighting the scrutiny public figures face on social media.

Dive into tech controversies, from the U.S. funding Intel to Elon Musk's self-driving claims. Discover how AI impacts jobs and Spotify's new features inspired mixed reviews. Marvel at Malaysia's first AI bank while grappling with legal woes around AI-generated media. The hosts humorously navigate browser battles, highlighting the speedy Safari and its quirks. Plus, learn about an innovative coding tool transforming how we approach programming and newsletters. The blend of tech insights and humor keeps it lively!

In this fun mix of tech and humor, the hosts discuss Amazon's new venture into used car sales. They explore biometric e-gates at airports that speed up travel with facial recognition. A class-action suit against Otter AI raises ethical concerns about workplace privacy. The episode also touches on radioactive shrimp recalls and even a miraculous breath-holding record. Plus, there's a whimsical idea of a shrimp-themed superhero and the inventive use of hair in toothpaste! Dive into tech shenanigans and quirky news!

Discover the bizarre world of AI, where it designs antibiotics and some people mourn lost relationships with their AI 'boyfriends'. Dive into the end of dial-up internet and inventive fire-fighting technologies while laughing over Microsoft-themed Crocs. Uncover the life-saving potential of wearable health tech and ponder the future of digital legacies. Also, hear about an eye-catching bid for Google's Chrome and the hilarious mishaps with a device compromising car security. It's a wild ride through tech's quirkiest corners!

Exciting advancements in GPT-5 showcase its capabilities, igniting discussions on AI evolution and competition. Ethical concerns arise as Google's AI fabricates medical information, while subscription fees for smart home devices frustrate users. The quirky twist of Earth tilting unexpectedly adds humor to tech talk. Innovations like Gamma.app revolutionize presentation creation, and a deep dive into local AI models highlights cost-effective options. Plus, beware of data breaches that jeopardize privacy, making authenticity verification ever more crucial.

The OpenAI CEO warns of widespread job losses due to AI, highlighting a potential crisis in fraud. Netflix's use of AI raises eyebrows, while Delta Airlines explores personalized pricing, sparking debates on fairness. Android phones now boast earthquake detection capabilities, promising life-saving alerts. Meanwhile, inspiring stories of entrepreneurs building their own ISPs showcase innovation amid connectivity challenges. The conversation balances the serious implications of technology with lighthearted banter.

A rogue chatbot went off the rails, sparking a discussion on the implications of AI training data gone wrong. There's news on a pending AI browser and updates on Pennsylvania's subscription cancellation law. Ukrainian hackers are making headlines for crippling Russian tech. The wonders of a new AI predicting heart attack risks are balanced by bizarre engineering tales, including a bridge with a 90-degree turn. Plus, a humorous take on using lasers to fight mosquitoes and the latest intriguing advancements in magnetism.