Today's episode covers global nuclear concerns, technology regulation challenges, and innovative AI applications reshaping entertainment and healthcare.

From Berlin to Tokyo, the fears of a new nuclear arms race - Financial Times

Sexual misconduct in US statehouses - AP

South Korea court reinstates PM as acting leader - BBC News

Malaysia plans to tighten chip rules - Financial Times

South Korean chip startup FuriosaAI rejected $800M Meta offer - Bloomberg

Google rolling out new real-time AI video features - The Verge

A look at the Internet Archive - NPR

Apple Watches may get built-in cameras to support AI features - CNET

Scientists using AI to speed up drug repurposing - New York Times

Revised Beneficial Ownership Information rule exempts U.S. companies - Forbes

Why every fast-food restaurant has fun, flavored drinks - CNBC

DNA testing site 23andMe files for bankruptcy protection - BBC News

Trading time for savings: will it work if SVOD ad loads rise? - nScreen Media

Off-Broadway theater offering AI-powered live translations - Semafor

nuclear arms race, chip regulations, AI video technology, Internet Archive, Apple Watch cameras, drug repurposing, beneficial ownership reporting, 23andMe bankruptcy, streaming ad loads, AI translations

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