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America's Farming Gets A Software Update—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 16.07.2020 5:30
How well can modern technology and AI improve America’s farming? I dug into a new partnership between Microsoft and Land O’Lakes to try to find out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The White House bypasses the CDC, Walmart requires masks, and llamas join the fight against Covid-19- Tech in Two 16.07.2020 4:11
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Rocky Times for Tesla—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 15.07.2020 6:51
What on earth is going on with Tesla? The stock skyrocketed, and then plummeted. And it still ended the day worth more than Toyota, Ford, and GM combined. This is partly because they make great cars, with great batteries, and could have a dominant position as the world transitions to electric automobiles. It’s partly because Elon Musk has been on better behavior recently---at least when not denyin...
Florida is breaking records, states are spiking faster, and mounting evidence points to the importance of masks- Tech in Two 15.07.2020 4:31
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The International Baccalaureate's Mysterious Algorithm—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 14.07.2020 4:51
A story of algorithmic insanity. In lieu of in-person testing, the International Baccalaureate program used an opaque formula to determine students’ scores. Among other factors it depended on past results from students at the same school. This is not the way to run a crucial test that determines whether kids get into college. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
New case records, a step backward for Hong Kong, and a growing lawsuit- Tech in Two 14.07.2020 3:58
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A New Way to Unsubscribe from Spam and Get Paid—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 13.07.2020 4:40
A new, very clever app, tries to unsubscribe you from spammy email while also getting you paid via class action lawsuits. And unlike other similar services, it isn’t based on privacy invasion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Record death tolls, new treatment data, and a different way to understand immunity- Tech in Two 13.07.2020 4:54
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How Subscribers Could Change Twitter—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 10.07.2020 5:15
Rumor has it Twitter is launching a subscription service. This may well not be true, but if it is, it could fundamentally change how social networks operate, perhaps for the better. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Disproportionate dangers for men, a looming second shutdown, and the testing blame game- Tech in Two 10.07.2020 4:22
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How Will Big Tech Handle New Laws in Hong Kong?—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 09.07.2020 4:57
China’s new national security law in Hong Kong has put the big tech companies in a bind. Do they comply with it, and violate their principles of free speech? Do they resist, and face retaliation? Do they leave Hong Kong and lose a lot of business? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
A new record for cases, evidence of airborne transmission, and a massive airline layoff on the horizon- Tech in Two 09.07.2020 3:48
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VCs and Tech Media Fight on Twitter—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 08.07.2020 7:10
There's a huge fight going on right now between VCs and tech media on Twitter. It's too complicated to go into in depth here right now. But I want to talk about one relevant and interesting sub-question: the assumption by many people in tech that editors and managers in media hire people with high Twitter follower counts. That's mostly false, in my opinion, but for complicated and interesting reas...
Brazil's president tests positive, the average age of patients plummets, and contact tracing falters- Tech in Two 08.07.2020 4:31
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The Growth of Prison TikTok—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 07.07.2020 4:28
The growth of a subgenre known as prison TikTok, which shows life for incarcerated men and women. Phones are mostly banned in prisons! But looking at prison TikTok might make one reconsider whether that's the right policy choice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
A study dispels herd immunity hopes, an antibody cocktail enters late-stage trials, and WIRED explains the evolution of the face mask- Tech in Two 07.07.2020 3:53
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Tech Policy Meets Nationalism—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 06.07.2020 5:03
Technology policy is getting ever-more-tied up in nationalistic skirmishes. It happened in India yesterday and the US today. It's not the direction I want the world to head in, but it's also not surprising. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Social Media Cracks Down on Trump—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 03.07.2020 6:09
The social media companies continue their crackdown on Trump. Why? There are lots of factors in play! But one interesting one is his recent drop in the polls. And if the companies judge his odds of reelection as dropping, they will judge the potential effect of his retaliation as dropping too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The US sets a new daily record, a government project runs out of face masks, and Florida's governor refuses to pause reopening- Tech in Two. 03.07.2020 4:16
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Fauci warns of a rise in cases, a memo exposes Amazon, and schools struggle with cybersecurity- Tech in Two 02.07.2020 3:48
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The EU bans most American travelers, the WHO chief says the worst is yet to come, and the FBI warns of antibody test scams- Tech in Two 01.07.2020 4:19
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Fake mask exemptions circulate, worldwide deaths pass 500,000, and Singapore rolls out a contact-tracing device for seniors- Tech in Two 30.06.2020 3:57
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Credit Cards for Influencers—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 26.06.2020 5:02
A new company called Karat is offering a high-limit credit card to social media influencers. This may sound crazy! Would you trust an Instagram star to pay you back? But I actually think it’s a good idea for someone who builds a really good model for understanding the math of how social media works. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The US sets a new record, an investigation reveals government flaws, and WIRED writers give mask recommendations- Tech in Two 26.06.2020 4:41
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Wrongful Arrest Via Algorithm—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 25.06.2020 5:52
We have the first case of a man arrested because of an erroneous face recognition algorithm. And it’s a haunting, profoundly unjust story. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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