Via #MarketplaceTech: Sweden’s building an electric road that could charge EVs while driving

I don't know if this is going to be a silver bullet for electrification of transportation, but we basically need to combine all solutions possible to meet our climate goals, so I'm interested to see how it pans out.

https://www.marketplace.org/shows/marketplace-tech/swedens-building-an-electric-road-that-could-charge-evs-while-driving/

Meghan McCarty Carino and Daniel Shin

> Many large language models like ChatGPT and Bard, developed by OpenAI and Google respectively, are trained on vast amounts of data from the internet, so they’ve encoded text about individuals, especially public-facing ones.

> But, as we know, they don’t always stick to the facts, and that’s particularly troubling when it comes to your good name on the internet.

https://www.marketplace.org/shows/marketplace-tech/what-does-an-ai-chatbot-know-about-you/

#MarketplaceTech

The rose-colored glasses worn by #ChatGPT makes writing fiction frustrating. It's always pushing the antagonist to change their ways and the protagonist to recognize and overcome every difficulty. I even heard it when #marketplacetech read a #ChatGPT #scifi story. Where a space pirate in the style of Ray Bradbury (thieving and plundering) ends up enlightened. Abandoning piracy and marauding.

Ohhh the power of words.
Women playing "the role of adult" in big tech companies when the manchild Founders/CEOs get to keep the "move fast break things" bro culture. Ergh.
#womentintech #tech #techleadership #broculture #thepowerofwords #podcast

[Marketplace Tech] Why women in tech hold high-profile positions, but rarely CEO #marketplaceTech
https://podcastaddict.com/episode/155431825

Feeling sucker-punched after a hard week at work and resonating heaps with this ep today.

#worklife #technology #suckerpunch #product #ProductMgmt #productmanagement #podcast #philosophy #identity

[Marketplace Tech] Tech layoffs can trigger an identity crisis for workers who are let go #marketplaceTech
https://podcastaddict.com/episode/152741733

Quite like this idea: the Clock of the Long Now.

But why??

[Marketplace Tech] A clock for the next civilization — what could it say about the past and future? #marketplaceTech
https://podcastaddict.com/episode/150954282

Convo with a #chatgpt version of my younger self? Yes please. Lil X was rad 💖

[Marketplace Tech] How AI can connect you with your inner child #marketplaceTech
https://podcastaddict.com/episode/150387678
#tech #ai #psychology #pseudoscience

Fascinating snippet about (in one academic's view) indigenous cultures and a relational approach to AI.

[Marketplace Tech] What we can learn from an Indigenous approach to AI #marketplaceTech
https://podcastaddict.com/episode/150221560

#technology #ai

Oooooh new liquid neural network. Nice one MIT.

[Marketplace Tech] Solving an old equation brings a new wave of AI #marketplaceTech
https://podcastaddict.com/episode/149543477

#liquidneuralnetworks #ai #MIT

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have solved a particularly challenging differential equation that dates back to the early 1900s. The explanation gets pretty technical pretty fast, but the point is that solving this equation enabled researchers to create a new type of artificial intelligence system that can learn on the spot and adapt to...

[Marketplace Tech] Solving an old equation brings a new wave of AI #marketplaceTech
https://podcastaddict.com/episode/149543477 via @PodcastAddict

I really enjoyed this conversation between @kimberlyadams and Shamika Klassen about Black Twitter, and what the future might hold for minority online communities.

"Black Twitter has been a cultural engine. Where will that community go if the site breaks?"

https://www.marketplace.org/shows/marketplace-tech/black-twitter-has-been-a-cultural-engine-where-will-that-community-go-if-the-site-breaks/

#MarketplaceTech #BlackTwitter

RT @Marketplace@twitter.com

Today on #MarketplaceTech, @KA_marketplace@twitter.com speaks with @Klonick@twitter.com, a law professor at St. John’s University, who studies online communities and speech.

She says people decide where they “live” online these days based on the rules of the platform. https://mktplc.org/3tbGhkY

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Marketplace/status/1590071430791991297