TNW 352: The Future of the Internet Archive - Autonomous Vehicles, Bluetooth 6.0, Apple Event

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🗓️ 5 September 2024

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Regulations have been drafted for operating autonomous trucks in the state of California. The Bluetooth Special Interest Group has released details about the next iteration of Bluetooth, Bluetooth 6.0. What to expect from Apple's upcoming "It's Glowtime" event. And the Internet Archive has lost a major legal battle that could impact the organization and internet preservation.

Abrar Al-Heeti joins Mikah Sargent this week! Abrar talks about the regulations drafted in the state of California regarding the operation of autonomous trucks.
Mikah Sargent shares details about the next iteration of Bluetooth technology, Bluetooth 6.0, announced by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group.
Mark Gurman from Bloomberg joins the show to share what Apple plans to announce at next week's Apple Event on September 9th.
And Kate Knibbs, Senior Writer at WIRED, stops by to discuss the landmark ruling against the Internet Archive organization and what this could mean for the future of internet preservation.

Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Abrar Al-Heeti

Guests: Mark Gurman and Kate Knibbs

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0:00.0	Coming up on Tech News Weekly, it is the first week of the month. That means Abraar Al-Hiti of CNET joins me this week.
0:07.4	And Abraar talks about autonomous trucks making their way onto the highways in California and elsewhere we also talk
0:15.3	about Tesla's upcoming roboo taxi reveal and a general conversation about
0:19.6	autonomous driving then I take the stage with Bluetooth 6.0. Is it possible with just the Bluetooth
0:28.2	we have in our devices? We could have better, more precise item tracking.
0:33.8	Well, that is what the Bluetooth Special Interest Group says.
0:38.0	Afterwards, Mark Germin of Bloomberg joins us
0:41.0	to give us a rundown of what we can expect from Blow Time,
0:44.8	Apple's September 9th iPhone event.
0:48.4	Before Kate Nibs from Wired joins us to have a conversation about the Internet Archive losing an appeal
0:56.4	to a copyright case surrounding the Internet Archives National Emergency Library Program. All of that coming up on Tech News Weekly.
1:05.6	Podcasts you love from people you trust. This is Twit.
1:15.0	This is Tech News Weekly with Abra Al-Hiti and me, Micah Sergeant.
1:21.0	Episode 352, recorded Thursday, September 5th. Michael Hello and welcome to Tech News Weekly the show where every week we talk to and about the people making and breaking the tech news.
1:36.4	I am one of your hosts Micah, Sergeant, and I am so pleased to say that it is the first week of September, which means I am joined by the
1:46.0	wonderful, wonderful Abraar Al-Hiti. I was getting ahead of myself there.
1:51.0	Hello, Abraar.
1:52.0	Hello, Abra!
1:52.6	Hello, thank you so much for having me.
1:53.9	I'll just take that as you being so excited
1:55.8	that you can even get the words out of your mouth.
1:57.5	So I love it.
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