On the CEO's memo podcast.

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Activity stats, traffic news and new podcast episodes.

Oh, beaten to it.

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Are black and brown runners being denied access to housing based on biased algorithms?

A runner's screening company says it's not its issue because it doesn't make renting decisions.

Well, Hulming wants to phase out electric vehicles by 2035.

We don't think lawmakers propose this resolution with a straight face as they attempt to make a point to states like California and New York.

And is all fair in love in AI.

A Silicon Valley man uses AI to write an illustrate a children's book, and let's just

say the reaction by many was visceral.

We've got all this and more for you in this Martin Luther King Day episode of the Tech John.

From Columbus, Ohio, I'm your host, Rob Dunwood.

Coming out of Philly, it's your girl tech life stuff.

And out of Atlanta, this is Terrence Gaines, aka Brother Tech, AKA, it don't matter what angle you're looking at it.

It's whack in any angle.

See, what had happened was, yeah, no, I was referring to that MLK statue that they erected in Boston, that somehow, no, I was referring to that M. F.A. statue that they erected in Boston that somehow looks ridiculous. That's somehow ridiculous. So here's the thing. I saw someone post a picture of what the inspiration was. And then it's like, oh, okay, now I see it.

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