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hey it's me Weird Al Jesus Lebowski the illegitimate son of Richard stalman

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delivering Tech news for you to listen to while you think of people to compare

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me to in a YouTube comment Happy Hunting internet rumors abound after a second

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Boeing whistleblower has mysteriously died 45 year-old Joshua Dean was one of

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many people to come forward in recent years following two 737 Max a crashes

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that killed a combined 346 people and a recent 737 max9 that suffered a blowout

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at the beginning of this year both things that shake my confidence in the

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practice of throwing metal tubes full of people through the air the reportedly

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healthy Dean suddenly passed away at the end of last month after spending 2 weeks

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in a hospital fighting a bacterial infection which eventually developed

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into pneumonia just a month before 62-year-old Josh Mitch Barnett another

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whistleblower was found dead just before he was to resume testimony against

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Boeing nothing suspicious there Dean was working for Boeing supplier Spirit Aros

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systems as a quality auditor when he was fired last year he alleges that that was

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in retaliation for him raising safety concerns something that certainly sounds

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like the job of a quality auditor where's that written down prove

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it it's it's it's not in the handbook he wasn't the only whistleblower afraid of

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backlash from Boeing however Sam salipur who as of reporting is still alive said

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he feared physical violence during a US Congressional hearing last month salipur

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should maybe stick to single story buildings for the time being otherwise

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he may accidentally throw himself through a window those accidential

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defenestrations they get you every time some of those Windows are so beautiful

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in lighter news Microsoft allegedly has a new in-house AI that they think can

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compete with open AI models a that's so cute that they think that the model

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reportedly referred to internally as mai1 is being overseen by Google

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deepmind co-founder Mustafa sulan and will have around 500 billion parameters

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that's about half of what gbt 4 has to put that in perspective should you be

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excited well apparently no one knows what the model will be used for but if

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Microsoft's looking for ideas there's some interesting use cases that have

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made headlines recently an Adjunct professor at Stanford teamed up with the

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CEO of a leadership development firm to write a Wall Street Journal article

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about using AI to practice tough conversations an example they used was

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an associate preparing to fire an employee thankfully spending the weekend

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roleplaying the exchange with chat gbt saved that associate so much heartache

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thank godo that's a load off my mind millions of teens are apparently using

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AI chat Bots as friends they can talk to without having to face every teen's

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worst fear other teens makes sense some

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adults are using AI to speak with dead relatives and deal with their grief man

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Mental Health Resources certainly are in a state aren't

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they the US government has announced they want to give someone a lot of money

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to research digital twin technology for Semiconductor manufacturing for those

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unaware a digital twin is basically a onetoone virtual ual simulation of a

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physical system in the real world America's Department of Commerce is

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offering $285 million in chip sact

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funding to try and convince someone else to create an institution dedicated to

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studying digital twin technology I mean why do it yourself when you can pay

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someone the hope is that the tech can accelerate semiconductor manufacturing

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by allowing companies to test processors without actually you know making them

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lazy just do it you don't got the

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balls the tech is currently being used in the automotive industry to test

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different modes of production without affecting you know their current

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manufacturing output for example Mercedes-Benz used NVIDIA's Omniverse

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enterprise software to simulate one of its factories just to plan an upgrade

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for Ev manufacturing now the US government seems really passionate about

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this Tech because they said all the buzzwords the department of commerce's

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press release states that digital twins can exist in the cloud and could

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leverage emerging technology like artificial intelligence okay this was

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fully written by dude in a fleece vest named Chad there's no way it wasn't he's

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wearing he's wearing WF fires like Factory will be conscious and it will be

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my friend paperlike maker screen protectors designed to help you write

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and draw on your iPad just like you would on paper except probably using an

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apple pencil not like crayons or something don't do that the paperlike

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2.1 is manufactured in Switzerland and uses their exclusive micr Beed

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technology called Nano dos to emulate the stroke resistance of paper without

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sacrificing screen Clarity I wish I could take it back in time and show it to divin or something it' blow his mind

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paper like is so confident in their screen protector they'll offer a free

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replacement or refund within 100 days so go ahead and check out paperlike in the

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link below please stand for the stating of these quick

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bits oh right I I do those YouTube is

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rolling out a new experimental premium feature called Jump Ahead which skips

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ahead to the part of the video the algorithm thinks you're trying to find

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typically the moment that most other users skip to in the past like the

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Banger chorus of a hit song or that one time on the WAN Show when lonus

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mistakenly claimed he used to say the hard r a lot while Luke's entire life

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flashed before his eyes live on camera the front door of the building has never

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look so enticing currently the jump ahead feature is only available on the

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YouTube Android app and only for select English language videos so if you're an

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iPhone user or if you're watching this but you don't speak English you'll just

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have to wait loo authors and audiobook

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listeners are divided as 40 th000 AI narrated titles have hit audible thanks

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to a new beta tool Amazon introduced last year while writers are grateful for

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the opportunity to save on professional voiceover fees audible subscribers are

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annoyed that there's no option to filter AI audio books out human narrators

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meanwhile are feeling pessimistic about their future job security personally I'm

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worried about the quality of the narration on these self-published titles

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not just anyone can narrate works like Chuck tingles pounded in the butt by my

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book pounded in the butt by my own butt Google is is Banning ads for apps

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and websites that generate distribute or promote synthetic sexually explicit

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content which is fancy lawyer talk for deep fake pornography and nudes to be

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fair to Google this kind of content was already implicitly prohibited as a form

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of sexually explicit content like come on guys it doesn't stop being smut just

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cuz a robot made it it just smells a bit more burnt yeah and it doesn't make me

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feel as warm when I hug it however Google apparently felt the need to make

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it explicit due to the sudden Ryzen ads promote these deep fake tools and

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even some of these Services pretending to be innocuous apps in order to sneak

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onto legitimate app stores kind of like a shipping a dildo in a package shaped

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like a frying pan there are frying pan shaped dildos there's a market they

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don't work as well they're only for pansexuals researchers the University of

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Pennsylvania have developed a new type of memory that can operate at

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temperatures as high as 600° C for more

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than 60 hours at less than 15 volts but just imagining how many Chrome tabs I

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could leave open is making s but this memory wouldn't actually be used for RAM

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it's nonvolatile so it can store data without constant power and it's not made

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of silicon but rather ferroelectric aluminum Scandium nitride and it's a

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good thing we discovered silicon first because putting Valley in front of the other one would be a real mouthful and

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the International Space Station is so dirty it's bred New Life a new NASA

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study collected samples of drug resistant bacteria e buend denus quote

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from various locations within the ISS and found 13 distinct strains which have

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never been seen before on Earth the bacteria has apparently mutated to

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survive in the extreme environment becoming even more drug resistant in the

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process and helping other microorganisms survive God way stretcher it could flame

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on it's become

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fantastic perhaps we should make the astronauts clean up after themselves so

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Humanity doesn't get taken out by a space spread super buug might I

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recommend sending their moms to the ISS to shame them look at this room it's a

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Pak die is this how I raised you you call this a space station and might I

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recommend that you come back on Wednesday for more Tech news and clean

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behind your ears what