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Welcome to Top 5 Tech, my weekly show sharing something to watch, listen to, read, download,

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and something deep every week.

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This week you have got to watch Cleo Abrams' video about Antarctica.

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It's on her huge IfTrue YouTube channel and it is basically a mini-documentary.

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I don't even know if it's mini, I mean, she went to Antarctica personally, she talked

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about ice cores and drilling them, and the lakes under Antarctica that scientists have

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actually gotten to study and whether or not they have found life.

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I won't spoil that part, but you've got to see it.

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It's an incredible video.

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Next up to listen to, this is Tech Adjacent, and I did listen to the audio-only version,

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but if you also want to watch it, this is on YouTube, but Jonah Hill was a special guest

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on a live, smartless podcast, and I know there's a lot of celebrity podcasts out there and

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they vary in how good they are, but I really enjoyed Jonah Hill's interview.

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He feels very authentic, genuine, you know, he did a lot of movies, big movies like Wolf

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of Wall Street and Moneyball, seemed to have gotten burned out and then started a family,

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got back into writing, and as I hear him on this podcast, it really feels like he genuinely

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loves what he's doing right now.

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Just hearing someone talk passionately about something they love doing, that they would

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do it no matter what, however much they're getting paid for it, it was really enjoyable.

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So that's the Jonah Hill interview on the smartless podcast.

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I want to read this week, there's only one thing you should be paying attention to, and

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that's the new book by Joanna Stern, I Am Not a Robot.

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It's actually out, you can get it, mine was delivered earlier this week.

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I've already started reading it and I'm already hooked.

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You can also listen to the audio book, it's also read by Joanna Stern, teaser, we might

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get her as a special guest on a podcast pretty soon, so I'm excited for that.

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Just reading the introduction and first chapter, it's already incredible.

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I've also been watching her YouTube videos, so I am not a robot.

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And I mentioned her a couple weeks ago as well, so I will shout out one other book.

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Not necessarily tech-related, but my wife and I have been reading The Body Keeps the Score.

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We're on the very last chapter.

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It is a heavy book, both heavy in terms of the content, lots of studies, psychology,

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and also some of the stories that are told in it.

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But learning about trauma and the brain and how it affects the body, it has been a pretty wild book.

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heard Merlin Mann talk about this book and mention it on several of his podcasts.

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I want to download this week, well of course it's Jason Aytens at my co-host on Primary

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Technology, Contextly is now out on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, syncs your notes across all the

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devices, it is free to use, write your notes, use Markdown, connect your events, attach

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those notes to events, all that is completely free.

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Then if you want to try some of that audio recording, transcribing, and Apple intelligence

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features, you could pay the $5 a month or $40 a year.

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I'm doing these downloads because I just did a video on some Mac apps that you've probably

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never heard of.

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I'm really enjoying a new app called Gnome for the Mac.

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This is a fast GIF search, you can use a keyboard shortcut, bring up the search, quickly put

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a GIF on your clipboard, it's a $7 one-time purchase.

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Really been loving the Gnome app.

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And also if you're looking for a completely, completely free app, Swim the Dive Swimmer

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House is an incredible developer.

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He makes the apps like Actions for shortcuts, and Short Cutie, Supercharge, Today, he makes

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so many incredible apps, and today is one of his free ones.

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And he has lots of free ones, but if you just want to see the events for today on your calendars

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You can choose what calendars show up. It's a little menu bar icon

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You just click it shows your events quickly

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You can also program a keyboard shortcut just to toggle it on and off very quickly

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But that app is completely completely free and finally for something deep. We talked about it on today's primary technology

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I record this on Thursdays, and this was a clip from the University of Central Florida

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Commencement address and apparently was a guest speaker speaking and she mentioned AI and how it's the new industrial revolution

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posted this video on blue sky and he said with quote when you're inside the bubble you think everybody else is but everybody isn't and

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This clip just it kind of blew my mind

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I did not think that hundreds of college graduates would be booing at a commencement address when it comes to AI

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the rise of artificial intelligence is

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the next industrial revolution

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Struck a chord

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Now I have kids they're in high school and younger and their relationship with AI is maybe looking up using it for research asking it questions

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Sometimes it can just be funny, but I don't feel like they have the harsh reaction to it

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Like these college graduates do but I also see a lot of memes on Instagram and tick-tock of people saying

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Managers and employers love AI and want their employees to use it because they think that raises productivity

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And all the employees can't stand it and feels like it's getting shoved down their stroke and they feel like it's getting shoved down their

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Throat, so I'm really curious if you're younger generation Gen Z or younger and you're listening or watching this podcast

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I really want to know how you feel about AI in relation to your day-to-day use and also what it means for your work and

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Employment opportunities in the future. Is it scary? Is it frustrating?

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Are you more annoyed that some managers gonna ask you to use AI and maybe requirement just in your daily work?

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Even if you don't need to I would love to

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I'm gonna leave an email address down in the show notes along with all the links to everything

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I talked about in today's episode.

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Get those links in an easy email, you can watch, listen, download and all the things.

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you're watching and listening there or in Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Thanks for tuning in.

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We'll catch you next week for Top 5 Tech.