In this episode of "The Unquestioned Podcast," hosts Louis and Willem talk about 3 tweetsThe removal of meetings at Shopify, the second one talks about ownership of assets digital and non-digital and the last tweet speaks about the marginal cost of energy and computation

In this episode of the tech and business podcast, Willem and Louis are sharing their predictions for the top trends and developments in the industry in 2023. We predict things like Apple AI, new twitter and crypto integrations and new search engine and Wikipedia.

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Welcome to the 2022 Tech and Business Awards, where Willem and Louis dish out accolades to the top performers in various categories. From the best software/hardware  to the most innovative founder of 2022, these two techies will break down the winners and runners-up, sharing their insights and analysis along the way.

In this episode, we explore the concept of technology becoming invisible in our daily lives. We discuss how this is already happening in many ways, from the automation of tasks to the integration of smart devices into our homes.

However, this trend towards invisibility also brings up some important questions and concerns. For example, how do we maintain control over these technologies, especially when they are embedded in our environments and decision-making processes?

We delve into the problem of deterministic versus probabilistic models, and how these approaches can impact the predictability and accountability of these technologies. We discuss the potential risks and benefits of each model, and how we can strike a balance between the two.

Ultimately, we consider the implications of invisible technology for society and the individual, and how we can navigate this complex landscape in a responsible and ethical manner.

In this episode of the podcast, our guest software engineer discusses five influential tweets from business and tech leaders. They analyze the content of the tweets and consider the implications for the industry.

In this episode of our podcast, we introduce ourselves as podcast host of the Relivo-podcast. We will share our experiences and perspectives on the future of GPT-3 and user testing in the tech industry, and more.