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Discord bans 55 million accounts for spam, Netflix Canada rolls out a new membership option, e-bikes and e-scooters in New York City are catching on fire.

Europe set to introduce the Digital Markets Act, Comcast may increase prices for its broadband customers, and Meta is on a losing streak this year.

Earlier this year we did a series on the metaverse for another podcast called A Deeper Dive. In the hopes we can make some sense of it, in this episode we look at the metaverse as if it were one world and we could map out the various metaverse “city states”.

Elon Musk officially closes the deal on Twitter, Meta’s stock price plunges, and so does Amazon’s.

Apple begrudgingly adopts USB-C for iPhones, Apple Watch is as good as medical instruments for detecting blood oxygen levels, and Google’s profit plummets in its earnings report.

India’s antitrust watchdog fines Google, Snap shares fall, WhatsApp comes back online following two hours of issues.

Facebook and TikTok do a bad job at detecting false information about the U.S. midterm elections, the White House is trying to provide Iran with Starlink services, and Google and Netflix are under scrutiny in South Korea regarding network fees.

Meta warns that it could stop Canadians from sharing news on Facebook, a new astronomy camera features incredible resolution, and researchers use lasers for pest control.

Our subject in this episode is Digging Deep on Data and AI.  Niklas Lindstrom is one of the co-founders of a company called unitQ.   Nik's team takes in a incredible amount of unstructured data from multiple sources across the internet and social media, and he’ll talk about how they manage it using AI.

New Jersey seeks to block in-car subscriptions, Parler leaks the contact information of its VIPs, and Texas files a lawsuit against Google over data collection.