Nanomotors! - DTNS 4751

Daily Tech News Show

Tom Merritt

News, Technology

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2024

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

How can learning about how bacteria swim help us stop infections and make more agile nanobots? Plus will Google’s latest reorganizing really help bring AI to all of its products? And the latest Meta AI roundup.

Starring Sarah Lane, Robb Dunewood, Dr. Niki Ackermans, Roger Chang, Joe.

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0:00.0	Daily Tech News Show is made possible by you, its listeners.
0:03.4	Thanks to all of you, including Dale McKahy,
0:06.2	Matt Zaglan, Kelly Cook, and Andrew Pearl.
0:10.0	On this episode of DTNS, Meta goes all in on AI again.
0:14.8	What does Google's new big reorg mean for hardware?
0:18.0	And Dr. Nicki explains nanomotors
0:20.4	on how they may help against bacterial infections.
0:25.0	This is the Daily Tech News for Thursday, April 18, 2024.
0:32.0	From Studio Animal House, I'm Sarah Lane.
0:34.1	From Columbus, Ohio, I'm Rob Dunwood.
0:36.5	From Goat Central Alabama, I'm Dr. Nicky Ackerman's.
0:40.1	And I'm the show's producer, Roger Chang.
0:43.0	How are the goats today, Nicky?
0:45.0	They are in heaven.
0:47.0	Oh, okay.
0:49.0	We'll just assume they just ate a lot of ice cream and are happy.
0:53.6	They did.
0:54.2	They actually did.
0:55.2	All right, well, we do have some tech news to talk about, so let's do that starting with
1:00.5	the Quick Kids.
1:01.1	Twitch is launching a Tik-Tok style for you discovery feed that has been testing for about a year to all
1:09.6	twitch users later this month.
	...

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