Do You Need a New iPhone? + Yuval Noah Harari’s A.I. Fears + Hard Fork Crimes Division

Hard Fork

The New York Times

Technology

4.5 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2024

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Welcome to our 100th episode!

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0:00.0	Good morning Kevin.
0:02.0	Kevin. How are you? Good happy 100th episode to you.
0:05.0	Happy 100th episode. It's our 100th episode.
0:08.0	Did you think we would make it to 100 episodes?
0:10.0	I knew we would make it to 100 episodes.
0:12.0	Yeah? Yeah. Wow. Yeah, yeah.
0:13.4	Yeah, it was a good idea.
0:15.2	The sound of our own voices, who could resist?
0:18.2	I'm Kevin Rousa, Tech columnist at the New York Times.
0:25.0	I'm Casey Newton from Platformer.
0:27.0	And this is the 100th episode of Hard Fork.
0:29.0	This week we answer September's biggest question,
0:32.0	should you buy the new iPhone?
0:34.0	Then author Yval Noah Harare joins us to discuss his new book and his biggest fears about
0:40.5	AI. And finally, some crimes from the future that are already happening today and
0:46.3	why Kevin is responsible for them.
0:47.6	I plead innocent. Well Casey, the big tech news of the week was the Apple event that was held in
1:04.3	Cooper Tino to announce the new iPhones. That's right Kevin it's one of the the big
1:09.1	annual traditions in Silicon Valley is tech reporters trekking to Cupertino and seeing what the
1:14.8	latest iPhone has in store for us.
1:17.0	Now my biggest question about the new iPhones is why weren't we invited to see the announcement?
1:21.1	I mean I have a real theory about this,
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