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James Altucher’s take on how AI should shape the future of employment. With his guest Brian Roemmele, they debate the potential and opportunities that artificial intelligence presents.

Chris Campbell tells us about how AI is being used to combat disease-resistant bacteria and how that can help smaller pharmaceutical companies hang with the Big Guys.

Advances in brain-computer interfacing are making it possible to decode people’s thoughts - for anyone to hear. What are the opportunities this creates and the ethical issues it raises?

Nvidia’s highly anticipated earnings call somehow surpassed its lofty expectations. Plus the week’s top stories.

James Altucher provides a guide to how ChatGPT works and how you’d make your own.

Innovation always disrupts the job market and it always replaces what it destroys. But what makes AI different? What is the actual danger it poses to employment opportunities?

Nvidia is on the eve of its first earnings report since they shocked the world last May. How are things different this time around and is there any chance they do it again?

The major social media platforms have bigger drama than just their CEOs trying to fight each other. Some questionable moderation practices are raising eyebrows.

The pace of ZEV adoption could make California’s shipping industry a casualty. The CARB Advanced Clean Cars Package sets standards that could disrupt supply chains or push business out of state.

The Midwest to the South is forming a region of lithium-ion battery production facilities. Why it’s forming and what the future holds.

The story of how Howard Hughes was recruited by the CIA for the secret plot to retrieve a sunken Soviet submarine. How deep-sea mining was used as part of the cover story, but is now a practice that could finally become a reality.

OpenAI, the company that many people consider to be the trailblazer for the AI trend, has not been able to turn the craze into profits. In fact their financials look pretty dire. Also a look at this week’s headlines.

Researchers have proven what many people have theorized: that ChatGPT is getting dumber. Math problems and other questions that didn’t give the chatbot trouble a few months ago now have it stumped. What’s changed and what does it mean for AI?

Recent developments in nuclear power technology address the issues that led to the meltdowns which caused the public to think of it as unsafe. How has the technology developed and what are the benefits of turning back to nuclear.

After majorly capitalizing off of the AI trend with its H100 chip, Nvidia is already well on its way to producing its second AI-chip. How much more powerful is it and what does it mean for Nvidia’s competition?

A revolutionary new method of launching satellites into orbit would “throw” a rocket half the distance of LEO, saving enormous amounts of rocket fuel. The difficulties include being able to reuse a launcher that is traveling at Mach 6.

The biggest report of Earnings Season came on Thursday. Here’s how things shook out, with some additional thoughts.

Paradigm editor Chris Campbell shares how superconductors, a technology thought to be something from the distant future, is now becoming a reality.

We hear from Paradigm editor Sean Ring about the importance of two metals used in many booming technologies, and how China is looking to box out the competition on them.

A new method of delivering drugs through the bloodstream has made treating tumors in protected areas of the body more effective. Using ultrasound waves and tiny bubbles, many new treatments could now be possible.