Published 25 March 2024
Andy and both Michaels get together to talk tech — focusing on AI generated music, security & privacy.
Starting off with the news about Suno.ai, the co-hosts discuss what generative AI music might be like, and what it may mean from a copyright perspective. This prompts Michael M to remember the Wired CD published in 2004, specifically designed to be ripped, sampled and remixed.
The team takes a moment to consider the news of the United States Department of Justice bringing a complaint against Apple as outlined by the post from Sixcolors.
Then, the team moves to a plethora of articles dealing with security and privacy. An intriguing post from IanVisits details how pendulums are used as a source of randomness at the Cloudflare offices in London. Next up is a story about Glassdoor now requiring real names, and the fallout from that. Then, a discussion about The Stack, and how you can determine whether your content has been included in it or not. Last is a TechCrunch article dealing with LinkedIn’s reported plans to add gaming to the platform.
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Selected Article Links
AI
Gadgets360 article: Suno, a ChatGPT-Powered Chatbot, Can Generate AI Music Using Text Prompts
Free Music Archive — The Wired CD: Rip. Sample. Mash. Share.
Games at Work e458: Generative Podcast (Andy and Michael’s Version)
Apple
Sixcolors post: U.S. versus Apple: A first reaction
Security & Privacy
IanVisits post: Inside the London office where swinging pendulums keep cyber threats at bay
Office Snapshots post: Cloudflare Offices – London
Ars Technica article: Users ditch Glassdoor, stunned by site adding real names without consent
HuggingFace bigcode/in-the-stack post: Am I in The Stack?
Techcrunch article: LinkedIn plans to add gaming to its platform
Bonus Links
New World Notes post: BREAKING: Linden Lab Partners With AI Company To Create NPCs To Help New Second Life Users
hackster.io article: This Cardboard Boba Fett Helmet Includes a Raspberry Pi-Powered Thermal Vision Mode and Mini-Map
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Great show guys! Sorry I missed the recording.