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Episode #418 - Stick that in your Tree! The Tech Ornament!
Oct 10, 2024 ·
55m 26s
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Episode #418 - Stick that in your Tree! The Tech Ornament!
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In this week's TechtalkRadio Show, Andy and Shawn dive into their shared love of tech-themed holiday decorations, highlighting unique items like ornaments and sweaters. Shawn even does an on-air "unboxing"...
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In this week's TechtalkRadio Show, Andy and Shawn dive into their shared love of tech-themed holiday decorations, highlighting unique items like ornaments and sweaters. Shawn even does an on-air "unboxing" of his newly acquired original Xbox Christmas ornament, which plays Halo: Combat Evolved sounds. While listeners couldn’t hear the audio, the video is now available on the TechtalkRadio blog. Shifting to Apple news, they discuss the updated Apple Pencil features and use applications for it. Shawn tells us about his mom using the Apple Pencil for her iPad and loves the features such as precision, pressure sensitivity, and low latency, making it ideal for drawing and work on a range of iPad models.
The show also covers innovative video experiences, including Edward Berger’s immersive short film, Submerged, on the Apple TV app. Andy introduces AI.meta.com, a site for creating AI-generated videos, while Shawn shares his evolving experience with ChatGPT, from initial skepticism to using it for Linux Mint server setups. They stress the value of well-crafted prompts to maximize AI’s potential, offering a glimpse into how AI is reshaping tech tasks and projects.
Andy and Shawn wrap up by exploring the future of AI in media, discussing the eerie implications of AI-generated voices and the potential of AI to replace human hosts. Their experience with Google’s experimental NotebookLM left them feeling uneasy, emphasizing how far AI still has to go to replicate genuine human interactions.
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The show also covers innovative video experiences, including Edward Berger’s immersive short film, Submerged, on the Apple TV app. Andy introduces AI.meta.com, a site for creating AI-generated videos, while Shawn shares his evolving experience with ChatGPT, from initial skepticism to using it for Linux Mint server setups. They stress the value of well-crafted prompts to maximize AI’s potential, offering a glimpse into how AI is reshaping tech tasks and projects.
Andy and Shawn wrap up by exploring the future of AI in media, discussing the eerie implications of AI-generated voices and the potential of AI to replace human hosts. Their experience with Google’s experimental NotebookLM left them feeling uneasy, emphasizing how far AI still has to go to replicate genuine human interactions.
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