Waste Not, Want Not

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Christine Wong

10-Apr-18 12:00

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On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Christine Wong discussed:

1:23:12 - Waste Not, Want Not

7:05:94 - Uber Is Buying A Startup That Rents Electric Bicycles To Adults, And The Plan Is To Take It Global

12:40:75 - Future AI May Hallucinate And Get Depressed — Just Like The Rest Of Us

20:34:14 - China Now Has The Most Valuable AI Startup In The World

26:19:26 - Helvetica Is Now An Encryption Device

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Tags: e-waste, Uber, startup, electric bicycle, bikes, AI, JUMP Bikes, China, SenseTime, artificial intelligence, Helvetica, font

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