[music] What would you do with more time to live? Today we can buy almost anything online. Seems like the only thing they haven't found out how to sell us is time. And honestly, I think that's why we're so exhausted. If you listen carefully, you'll hear this phrase at least once a week. I don't have time. We don't have time to exercise. We don't have time to call our friends. We don't have time to go back to school. We don't have time to start a business. We don't have time to rest. All we have time to do i ...

Unlike solar farms or housing projects, data centers face a unique challenge: people don't just oppose them in their own backyards—they question if we need them at all. On Odd Lots, @JasmineWSun tells @The Stalwart and @TracyAlloway why the AI industry and policymakers have failed to make a compelling case for the AI buildout, leading to widespread anxiety over resource usage https://t.co/rpAyJ8lKUl ...

From electrical contractors to HVAC engineers, people far from Silicon Valley are quietly asking the same question: Is AI a bubble? Speaking with @TheStalwart and @TracyAlloway on Odd Lots, @jasminewsun explains how local communities weigh the massive economic tradeoffs of multi-year data center projects when they aren't even sure if the technology—or its funding—is here to stay. Listen wherever you get your podcasts https://t.co/gBxUOVRi7M ...

Let's start there. Here. Kind of just to build off what Eric was talking about yesterday.I mean, who are the companies that are sort of getting eye right, meaning finding that balance between what they're spending on it and what that potential return is. So first, every single enterprise is focused on spending the right amount. But what I'm noticing in frontier companies is that they're actually splitting the company into two different groups.So one group, they're really trying to raise the floor, raising t ...

[applause] [music] >> Imagine the Library of Alexandria. One day, the shelves are full of scrolls, knowledge accumulated over centuries. The next day, fire consumes it all due to Caesar.Scholars and scribes entrusted the future of wisdom to a fragile system composed of two highly flammable products, wood and paper, and it failed. Now, let's move forward to 15th century Europe when the printing press first appeared. Suddenly, knowledge could spread across the continent in ways never seen before.Yet, with thi ...

We are all familiar with electricity, right. And I thought that as per the theme of nurturing nature, I should talk about something that we are deeply familiar with. But really not spend too much time thinking about I think how it is generated where it is used what kind of impact it has on environment what happens that if we don't have electricity I think can we imagine life without electricity just look at in this room the lights that we have the phones that you are using the mic and the public address sys ...

[applause] [music] >> What makes someone a good storyteller? What gives a person the ability to tell stories about love, loss, exile, hope? Is it a talent? Is it a language? Is it technique? Or is it something deeper? We live in a world where artificial intelligence, algorithms, and platforms decide what billions of people see, hear, and read every single day. So, in a world like that, the question is no longer how we tell human stories. And how the stories are told in general. I think the main question is, ...

[applause] [applause] >> Artificial intelligence, AI, has become the biggest buzzword of the universe. It's like if you don't know enough about it, or if you don't talk enough about it, then you're no longer the cool ones. That you're perhaps an extinct dinosaur.>> [laughter] [gasps] >> I've been an AI educator for 6 years, and even I, someone whose entire job is to stay on top of this stuff, have felt like an extinct dinosaur. In the last 2 years, the pace at which the curriculum has changed, I thought was ...

>> DEVELOPING RIGHT NOW ON MORNING NEWS NOW. THE U.S. AND CANADA TALKING TRADE AHEAD OF A CRITICAL DEADLINE. PRESIDENT TRUMP'S PAUSE ON THOSE 50% TARIFFS AGAINST CANADIAN GOODS SET TO EXPIRE AT THE END OF THE DAY.ALSO, A RARE REUNION BETWEEN PRESIDENT TRUMP AND HIS FORMER FIXER, MICHAEL COHEN. AFTER A HIGHLY PUBLICIZED FALLING OUT THAT INCLUDED COHEN TURNING AGAINST THE PRESIDENT IN COURT. >> THE PRESIDENT.>> HELLO, MICHAEL. THEY WEAPONIZED YOU. THEY WEAPONIZED A LOT OF PEOPLE.AND I RESPECT THE FACT THAT YO ...

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