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01:54 If Steve Rodgers becomes a guitarist, what would be his

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08:51 to this conversation between Tyler Cohen and Peter Thiel. I'm

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10:42 time I've ever seen Tyler Cohen be wrong. It's like 11:18 point right now. That is how Tyler Cohen is going 13:08 it is Tyler Cohen. So there's a chance that I

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02:41 In his newsletter, LA Times reporter Matt Pierce writes, in the big picture, for a journalist, this is just a different variation of the post hyperlink AI driven business model that Meta and Google are already building towards. 1 in which the world's Internet users park in one spot, look at ads, and are passively served free content via an algorithm. Canada just got there a little earlier than the rest of us. Speaking of the AI future, chip manufacturer NVIDIA's stock plunged mid April, signaling to some a lack of confidence in the future of artificial intelligence technology, or at the very least, that the growth expectations for the corporations producing its technological backing are simply too big to beat. Quote, while companies are investing heavily to build AI powered chatbots, not all of their experiments are boosting revenue and productivity, writes Peter Cohen for Forbes. 01:14 Quote, there is no more capitalistic entity than an organization controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. They are going to sell it, says senator Tim Kaine. One person looking to make the purchase, Trump Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, who says the app's algorithm would have to be completely rebuilt within the US to adhere to privacy regulations, and so he is seeking a, quote, AI partner to do so. TikTok, for its part, has called the ban unconstitutional and plans to challenge it in court. Google search has started blocking access to news for certain users in California as the state threatens to pass a law which would require the tech giant to pay news outlets for the ads they place next to links to their news stories.

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47:11 Well, I asked for it, so I'm ready, Steve. 49:52 I also I love that Steve is like, I got so much to say. I'm gonna name these 3 people. Those are the first three people that come 46:59 Okay. And on to episode 6, our most recent episode. First, we have a phone call from Steve, who Jason lists a bunch of things that you guys missed when talking about the sound of the Internet.

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57:02 And the wild asters, someone before and after keeps leaving. After, by Andrea Cohen. Never Post is a production of Charts 52:27 Please do go check out Charlie's terrific podcast switched on pop for more insight like this. You can find the rest of our conversation together over at neverpo.st in the member feeds. We have a lot more that we couldn't fit in this cut. We talked about Beyonce, Jay z, Billie Eilish, Steve Lacey, the band that calls themselves the Internet. And another thing I had a really good time doing, which you can find on the member feeds at neverpo.s t was a watch along of the net.

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14:21 It was just but you're the reality TV Steve. 03:29 I can't believe Steve Croll was dead the whole time 09:33 our showrunner Craig Daniels and our lead Steve Corral were

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27:39 Ja, Steve Jobs wusste auch, dass aus der Garage irgendwann so ein Technik-Imperium wird.

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22:02 Steve Bannon is a particular fan of the nineteen seventy

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02:26 Yeah. Yeah. My first year there, I think, was the last year that Steve Jobs was there. So, it was

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29:46 And and also this kind of bucks probably, maybe some more traditional design thinking, or or product thinking. I wouldn't always rely on your customer to to have the best view of how to solve that. I I think that part of what makes companies great and, you know, you can use an extreme example like a like a, like a Steve Jobs at Apple. Like, he kind of, you know, would say, hey. Like, people don't know what they want.

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02:30 by Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson. I don't know if you've then you've seen the the kind of choose your own adventure. So you'd sit down with a pen and paper, and you'd read the story and be given options. Do you wanna climb the mountain, go to this page, or do you wanna go to the village and and you'd literally open? So, you know, you'd fight mo monsters and roll dice.

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07:24 talk or some sort of Steve Jobs big Apple reveal speech.

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33:50 What was that guy's name, Doctor Steve Brule, That's who

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06:05 were fake. Everyone was Jack, Jill, Steve, Alex, et cetera.

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31:33 are making predictions here. Steve Schaeffer is a longtime local 32:05 Steve Schaeffer who's looking at water levels and monitoring them

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1:11:08 Right, Steve Aoki? Who wow?

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31:40 You should you go in a tuxedo and all of that. And I like, it's this dude He's in other places, but I've only seen him in Baltimore. A dude named Steve Pacman. Mhmm.