Ultrasonic Firefighting

Summary Chris faces a tough week with job woes and family health drama, while Sam brings back insights and swag from the final NZ Podcasting Summit—including debate over the best day to publish podcasts. We discover an overlooked artistic prank involving Telecom, talk about ultrasonic fire suppression tech, and hear about robots taking over warehouse shifts. FIFA ticket prices spark outrage, James Cameron faces a lawsuit over facial likeness, and AI is blamed for taking jobs (and blowing budgets). Links FIFA Ticketing Problems NZ Podcasting Summit Ultrasonic Firefighting Tech Indigenous Actor Sues James Cameron Prank of the Year Podcast

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