Bubble Talk, Gemini Rising, and RAM? In This Economy? - DTNS November in Review

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Tom Merritt

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🗓️ 29 November 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Tom Merritt and Jason Howell look back on the biggest tech stories of November.

Starring Tom Merritt and Jason Howell.

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0:00.0	This is the Daily Tech News Month in Review for November 2025.
0:07.6	We're going to look back on what the big stories of the month were and try to help each other understand.
0:12.2	What just happened this month?
0:14.1	I don't know.
0:14.8	It's a month full of news.
0:16.0	We're going to talk all about it.
0:17.2	Well, at least a couple of things anyways.
0:18.9	Yeah, we've got, what do we got?
0:20.4	We've got bubbles. We've couple of things anyways. Yeah, we've got, what do we got? We've got
0:21.1	bubbles. Oh, sorry. We've got Jimonies and we've got ramp prices. And crickets.
0:28.3	I'm Tom Merritt. I'm Jason Howell. Let's look back on the big stories of November 2025.
0:36.5	First, we like to ask an LLM, what it thinks are the big stories of the month.
0:42.6	And because it was one of the big stories of the month, we thought we'd ask the new Gemini
0:46.8	3 Pro.
0:48.2	Oh, that's smart.
0:49.8	Yeah.
0:50.3	Well, is it?
0:51.5	Oh, yeah, I guess we're about to find out.
0:54.2	Did it get it right or wrong?
0:55.3	We have our own stories that we've picked, but let's see what Jiminy picked.
0:58.6	Jimmy picked AI and its economic and workforce impact.
1:04.0	Heather.
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