TWiT 919: Hallucinating Bagels - GPT-4, TikTok's looming fate, Internet Archive vs Libraries, Olympic Esports

This Week in Tech (Audio)

Leo Laporte

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4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2023

⏱️ 163 minutes

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GPT-4, TikTok's looming fate, Internet Archive vs Libraries, Olympic Esports

OpenAI announces GPT-4 AI language model.
Librarians should stand with the Internet Archive.
Here's how to participate in Monday's oral arguments.
TikTok's plan to stave off government intervention: Flood D.C. with influencers.
The FBI And DOJ Are Investigating ByteDance's Use Of TikTok To Spy On Journalists.
Why are the Olympic Esports Series games so strange? We asked the IOC.
Meta's place in the social media landscape.
The Ugly Lessons of Silicon Valley Bank's Collapse.
The Over-Financialization Of Tech And The SVB Backlash.
Meta layoffs: Facebook owner to cut 10,000 staff.
Dark Web 'BreachForums' Operator Charged With Computer Crime.
FCC orders phone companies to block scam text messages.
Carrot Weather gets snarky ChatGPT update.
GM wants to bring ChatGPT-like assistant to drivers.
Google is working on AI for ultrasound diagnosis and cancer therapy.

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Guests: Alex Kantrowitz and Steven Levy

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0:04.8	podcast is here and legendary author and historian Stephen Levy editor at large at Wired magazine.
0:12.9	We of course will talk about the AI apocalypse. Is it good news or bad news? The end of the line
0:19.2	for TikTok and then we'll take a trip into the desert with Stephen and Palmer Lucky. It's all
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