Google is legally a monopoly, according to a US court. But what does that really mean? This week, Devindra and Editor-in-Chief Karissa Bell dive into Google’s landmark antitrust case to examine how it could affect the future of search. Google says it simply delivers the best product, but apparently the court thinks otherwise. Also, we discuss the infamous X/Twitter lawsuit against advertisers who hijacked the social platform.
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The US court declared that Google is a monopoly, now what? — 1:22
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UX (formerly Twitter) sues advertisers for “unlawful boycott” of their platform – 19:15
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Meet the Chromecast successor, the Google TV Streamer – 33:49
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Less than a year after SAG strike, Meta offers actors millions to use their voice in AI – 41:01
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Where does all the Facebook AI slop come from? 404Media found – 44:30
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People return the Humane AI pin faster than they can sell it – 50:23
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Performance – 53:43
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Pop culture selection – 53:58
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Credits
Hosts: Devindra Hardawar and Ben Ellman
Guest: Karissa Bell
Producer: Ben Ellman
Music: Dale North and Terrence O’Brien
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