Two Titans of Silicon Valley, one prize, dominance in the world of artificial intelligence.

Supremacy is the real story behind the struggle to own our digital future and potentially the very nature of human experience.

Supremacy by Parmy Olson, described as a riveting tale by the new scientist, winner of the Financial

Times Business Book of the Year, and now the Waterstone's nonfiction book of the month.

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It's so interesting to me, I'm looking at the table now. Racing and Gotham... Because Gotham right now is an... Yes. I was just about to say that. I am not even used to having language to speak to racing and Gotham being not only so close on points, but not in the order that history would lead us to expect. I mean, the pack in that

middle chunk is really not that far off of each other. So like, yes, we're saying Gotham's

an eighth place, but they're like not that far away from shooting back up to where we would

traditionally think that they should be.

Hello, and welcome back to full timetime. I am Tamara Griffin and I don't know about you, but after this summer of soccer with respect, of course, to Ecuador, Copa America, technically it's not summer

for them, but I am exhausted. I actually think I'm just going to normalize drinking my coffee

through this episode, but we're going to bring some back-to-school energy. I don't know. Summer is not quite over yet, but, you know, typically during this time of the year, it's time to start dusting off the textbooks, re-sharpening the pencils, reviewing the notes to get ready for the second half of the year. And by year, I mean NWSL season. That's what

this episode is going to be about now that Euros are over, now that Wafcon is over, now that

Copa is almost over. We got some league stuff to continue. So we're going to be picking up where

we left off. If you haven't done the summer reading, don't worry, we got you. We're going to be reviewing some of the big summer signings and what that might mean for the teams that they are now probably practicing with, getting ready to start the second half of this season, reviewing who's at the top of the table and might stay there, middle of the table, who might be making some moves in either direction, and who might be breaking their way into the

playoffs in the second half of the season. Of course, I can't do this on my own. I am joined by my co-host,

Meg Linnehan. Meg, I have to say, I was halfway prepared for you to show up to this episode

recording with green hair because you have been all about the Vermont green lately. I did. Like,

if you're watching the episode, I have my wildflower kit on, it has been, you know, like,

we're talking about summer of soccer. And like, we are very much in a summer of soccer here in

Burlington, Vermont. Vermont is hosting the USL2 final between the Green and Ballard F.C., which also,

p.s. investor, Lou Barnes from Seattle Rain. So, like, there is a little bit, you know.

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