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Zuckerberg strikes again and his employees are getting
Meta PO’d by the layoffs. Despite that 4 out of 5
companies world wide are struggling to find and hold top
tech talent. And how much data is there on used routers
when you buy them? Spoiler alert – more than there
should be.

Southwest Airlines is grounded once again by a tech
glitch, Reddit plans to follow Twitter and charge for using
its API and just when you thought AI had been moving too
fast, get ready for another shock with an automated AI
called Auto-GPT pushes the limits even further.

Tech workers asked how’d you like your old job back at
half pay and no benefits, Rumours abound that Samsung
might dump Google’s Chrome browser for Microsoft’s AI
powered Bing and heaven help me, but AI really is going
to the dogs.

Montana becomes the first state to ban TikTok, Is that Windows
update slowing you down? And the first official policy to eliminate
jobs in favour of AI is leaked to Bloomberg.

What if you could hire a robot to negotiate a better price for you? In fact, this is beginning already. Host Jim Love talks with Don Scheibenreif, a distinguished analyst at Gartner and author of “When Machines Become Customers”, about what he sees coming in a new era of machine customers.

Generative AI goes Open Source, Amazon Web Services takes on Google and Microsoft with a new offering to Democratize AI and is the Broadcom purchase of VMWare doomed by a European commission?

Reddit braces for an AI generated spam attack, the northern lights hold the explanation to why Starlink satellites were knocked out and will regulation kill open source?

More companies move to investigate ChatGPT, a new service to create malicious Android apps and Steve Jobs’ is still “making things wonderful.” 

Are we losing or winning in the tech job market? Maybe a
digital signature can’t always be trusted. And the first defamation lawsuit is filed stating ChatGPT was not just talking smack…

Employees give away corporate secrets to ChatGPT, Samsung announces major cuts to chip production and Elon Musk blows his stack – or his substack.