Global Tech Swamp – Episode 61


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Tech History
April 12, 1989 – 34 years ago this month, Tim-Berners-Lee laid the foundation for the World Wide Web as we know it
Bytes & Brews – What’s going on in the news?
What is the U.K.’s Online Safety Bill—and why are so many tech companies opposing it? – Fast Company
Bipartisan legislation seeks to develop a ‘Quantum Sandbox’ – NextGov
US Homeland security chief creating artificial intelligence task force – Reuters
European data protection authorities launch task force on ChatGPT – EURACTIV
AI Discussion feat. Andrew Savitz
AI Will Always Need You: An Introduction – Actonline.org
If you’re interested in working with Andrew and the folks at Canned Spinach, you can reach out to Andrew here.
Random Identifier
Stephen: The Super Mario Bros. Movie Has Exceeded Shigeru Miyamoto’s Expectations – IGN
Brad: Rikas – Up All Night (Official Video) – YouTube
Caitlin: Yellowjackets halftime report: The show soars in season 2 thanks to its young cast – AV Club
Alex: How boygenius became the World’s most exciting supergroup – Rolling Stone
Until Next Time
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