Paresh Dave

This week, Kate Knibbs, a Senior Writer at Wired focusing on AI's impact, and Paresh Dave, who covers technology’s business implications, join the discussion. They dive into how AI is transforming the film industry, balancing efficiency with concerns over job security. The duo also explores the healthcare sector's urgent need for human expertise amidst rising AI reliance. Additionally, they tackle Mozilla's challenges against tech giants, and deliberate on the exciting collaboration between Jony Ive and OpenAI while considering AI regulation.

Paresh Dave, a senior writer at WIRED, dives deep into the intense antitrust trial facing Meta. He discusses the historical context of Facebook's bold acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, outlining the strategic motivations behind these moves. The conversation highlights the FTC's case that could redefine Meta's future, potentially breaking it up as a monopoly. Paresh also touches on the broader implications for big tech, shedding light on how this legal battle may influence market dynamics and future acquisitions across the industry.

Paresh Dave, senior writer at Wired covering tech and policy, breaks down this week’s headlines. He walks through prediction markets that stirred controversy after a high‑profile death. He explains why defense contractors are distancing themselves from Anthropic and how that differs from OpenAI. He also unpacks Meta’s new licensing deal with News Corp and what publishers might gain.

Paresh Dave, a Senior Writer at WIRED specializing in technology and business, joins to discuss the high-stakes trial between the FTC and Meta regarding the legality of its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp. The conversation delves into the FTC's argument about Facebook's monopolistic practices and raises intriguing points about how the case could reshape the social media landscape. Insights into Mark Zuckerberg's testimony add a layer of drama, highlighting the courtroom battle's significance for competition and regulation in tech.

Paresh Dave, senior writer at Wired who covers tech, AI and space business. He breaks down SpaceX folding xAI into its orbit of companies. He talks Nvidia and OpenAI's shifting funding dance. He also covers the rocky U.S. TikTok relaunch and its infrastructure and data changes.

Paresh Dave, a senior writer at Wired specializing in technology's societal impacts, joins the discussion on pressing tech issues. They delve into Elon Musk's potential $1.5 trillion SpaceX IPO and the implications for ambitious projects. The conversation also highlights community demands for legal commitments from Micron's new chip factory. Finally, YouTube's crackdown on low-effort AI-generated content, dubbed 'AI slop,' is explored, focusing on their innovative use of spam-detection tools for quality control.

Discussing Google's 'Woke AI' problem and the controversies surrounding AI image generation with Gemini. Exploring Google's recent layoffs and discrimination accusations. Recommendations include food blog, journalism article, and spy author podcast episode. Dive into Razzie Award-winning films on Criterion Channel.

Paresh Dave, senior writer at Wired who covers tech and AI, breaks down a wild week in tech. He walks through the Kalshi betting controversy after reports of Iran’s leader dying. He explains why defense contractors are moving away from Anthropic and how Meta struck a licensing deal with News Corp. Short, sharp takes on prediction markets, supply-chain risk, and media licensing.

Paresh Dave, a Senior Writer at Wired, joins to dive into the recent ruling that Meta is not a monopoly, exploring its impact on tech acquisitions. They discuss the emerging landscape of AI shopping tools, their current limitations, and consumer interest in letting AI handle purchases. Paresh also shares insights on the anticipated return of Vine, now rebranded as 'Divine,' focusing on a platform for human-made videos free from AI influence. The conversation reveals the evolving dynamics of creators, AI content, and the quest for user privacy in retail.

Paresh Dave, a Senior Writer at Wired, Jasmine Mithani, a Data and Technology Reporter for The 19th, and Aisha Wahab, California State Senator, dive into the implications of the new 'Take It Down Act.' They discuss how this law aims to combat revenge porn and deepfakes, while highlighting the importance of protecting vulnerable communities. The trio explores the challenges in enforcing this legislation, concerns over free speech, and the urgent need for tech companies to ensure accountability. They also offer advice for victims navigating this complex legal landscape.