EPISODE · Jun 8, 2016 · 44 MIN
62: Simulated Musk
from Naked Tech Podcast - An Australian technology podcast · host Kelvin Lee, Geoff Kim
Are we characters in some advanced civilisation’s computer simulation? Elon Musk of Tesla and SpaceX thinks so – we looked into it and the argument stands up. Cool. What do the recent LinkedIn and Myspace data breaches mean to you? We’ll tell you what you need to do to protect yourself from being hacked. We also explore the future of Snapchat, Nest and GoPro. And Visa gives Olympians in Rio the power of the ring? This and more on episode 62 of The Lazy Couch podcast. Episode 62. Recorded Wednesday 8 June 2016. Contact: iTunes | subscribe | email | twitter | web | youtube Audio: Download episode 62 (mp3) 00:00 – Intro Kelvin and Geoff are going to Supanova! Optus drops EPL price to draw in angry fans | AFR 05:16 – Villager News: Snapchat secretly acquires Seene | Techcrunch Geoff predicted the acquisition in 2014! | @geoffkim Facebook is disabling messaging in its mobile web app | Techcrunch Nest’s time a Alphabet: a ‘virtually unlimited budget’ with no results | Ars Technica Why Tony Fadell left Nest – and Alphabet | The Verge GoPro’s shift in focus to software | The Verge Olympic athletes will sport Visa’s new payment ring in Rio | engadget 24:08 – LinkedIn/Myspace Hacks and How to Protect Yourself: ‘Hackers’ (1995) | IMDb Zuckerberg’s Twitter and Pinterest accounts hacked | VentureBeat How LinkedIn’s password sloppiness hurts us all | Ars Technica 30:25 – Are we in a Computer Simulation? / Code Conference 2016: Code Conference overview and speakers | voxmedia.com Elon Musk believes we are probably characters in a computer simulation | Vox Are you living in a simulation? | The Simulation Argument site The dangers of AI – Musk | YouTube Recode playlists | YouTube The post 62: Simulated Musk appeared first on Naked Tech Podcast.
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