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 non-fiction book of the month.

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Sweden just always looks so much better because they're in bright yellow, you know, the fans, just because...

No, this podcast is exactly the place for that kind of take alley.

Stuff like that just looks so much better on mass than, like, you know, your blues and your whites.

Hello, everybody. I'm Jillian Sackavits and welcome to full-time Euros, the podcast that takes you inside Euro 2025 from Basel to Zurich and everywhere in between.

With the group stage officially over, as of Sunday, all 16 nations at Euro 2025 have played three games and eight. We'll move on to the knockout round, eight packing their

bag. On today's show, as we like to do, we're going to keep it fresh. So we're going to go in

reverse chronological order, taking things off with how England tore through Wales 6-1 and

qualified for the quarter finals. And then we'll be checking in with two people that are on the

ground for this one, Charlotte Harper and Megan Ferenga, who were in St. Gallen to witness the

rivalry game between England and Wales. After that, we'll quickly whip around what happened on

the final days of group

C, B, and A, from Sweden, bouncing past Germany and Zurich to rotated Spain side surviving

a scare against Italy and Byrne and the host, Switzerland, writing out an absolute thriller

against Finland in Geneva. And finally, we're going to close out the show with our pick nations that, you know,

we're just so sad to say goodbye to in this tournament.

Mead's in here for England.

Mead looking for Beaver Jones.

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