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In this episode of Tech Magic, with Cathy away on safari, Lee is joined by Lily Snyder to dive into a world of fascinating tech topics. From the Rabbit R1 device's clever AI capabilities to the FTC's challenge to combat voice cloning, there's something for everyone. They also explore the potential of AI music tools, discuss the Apple Vision Pro, and ponder the challenges of transitioning to touch screens. They even delve into bizarre XR devices and innovative uses of VR technology. So, join Lee and Lily as they share their excitement and curiosity about the ever-evolving world of technology. Don't miss out on this engaging and informative podcast!

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Lily Snyder Bio
Lily is a tech expert with over a decade of experience in the tech industry who helps tech professionals tell their stories, whether that’s by writing and editing books and articles or producing podcasts like Tech Magic!
She uses all her training in business analytics, SDLC, project management, and Agile Scrum to build metaverse strategies for brands, many of which are in the top Fortune 500.
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Lee Kebler Bio
Lee has been at the forefront of blending technology and entertainment since 2003, creating advanced studios for icons like will.i.am and producing music for Britney Spears and Big & Rich. Pioneering in VR since 2016, he has managed enterprise data at Nike, led VR broadcasting for Intel at the Japan 2020 Olympics, and driven large-scale marketing campaigns for Walmart, Levi’s, and Nasdaq. A TEDx speaker on enterprise VR, Lee is currently authoring a book on generative AI and delving into the “splinternet” theory and data privacy as new tech laws unfold across the US.
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Key Discussion Topics
Rabbit R1AI Music ToolsApple VR Pro and Hand ControlsMeow Wolf’s innovative spa in Austin, TexasOpenAI's collaboration with the Metropolitan Museum of ArtBizarre XR devices

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Join Cathy and Lee in this engaging podcast as they discuss the latest news and trends in technology and innovation. From Meta's opening of its Horizon OS to Apple's focus on enterprise and brainwave protection laws, they cover a wide range of fascinating topics.
They unpack the latest AI blunders, from Drake's controversial Tupac deepfake to a Catholic group's rogue "AI priest" chatbot.
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Key Discussion Topics
Meta's 30% quarterly VR revenue growth amid metaverse pushDrake using deepfakes of Tupac and Snoop Dogg in a new songCatholic group's "AI priest" chatbot giving unsanctioned responsesDiscord replacing online forums as a hub for niche communitiesWalmart bringing physical-digital commerce to RobloxApple potentially needs a new strategy for Vision Pro adoptionEmerging "AI wearables war" with devices like Meta's Ferrari glassesAI's potential to disrupt hearing aids and other legacy industries
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Join Cathy and Lee in this engaging podcast as they discuss the latest news and trends in technology and innovation. From Meta's opening of its Horizon OS to Apple's focus on enterprise and brainwave protection laws, they cover a wide range of fascinating topics.
Discover the potential of brain implants for artificial vision and explore the positive impacts of gaming on cognitive function. With their enthusiastic and optimistic approach, Cathy and Lee provide valuable insights and opinions that will leave you excited about the future of technology. 
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Key Discussion Topics
Apple Vision Pro and its potential integration with cars Signing of the first law protecting consumers' brainwaves in ColoradoArtificial vision through brain implantsPositive and negative aspects of technologyGaming and its cognitive benefitsMarketing tactics and video game adaptationsLanguage around technology and the internet Five best and weirdest new technologies
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In this episode, Cathy and Lee talk about social media, AI, and digital shopping technology. Cathy and Lee talk to each other over AirChat, a new social audio app. They discuss its pros and cons as an audio app. Cathy and Lee segway into AI including Apple’s ReaLM tech, a deepfake camera, and an update on Humane’s AI Pin. Cathy and Lee talk about the importance of legislature and governance about deepfake AIs, especially in vulnerable populations. Online shopping makes its way onto the show as Amazon admits its “Just Walk Out” technology never worked.
Producer Lily Snyder brings you the Dispatch from the Fringe. In this episode, she talks about inception VR hacks.
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Show Notes:
Airchat Explained: What Is It, How It Works, and How to Use ItApple claims its on-device AI system ReaLM 'substantially outperforms' GPT-4A new camera can undress people almost in real time—to send a message about AIHumane's AI "Pin" Is a $700 Flaming Dumpster FireMarques Brownlee The Worst Product I've Ever Reviewed... For Now Amazon Fresh kills “Just Walk Out” shopping tech—it never really workedThe Web Became a Strip Mall VR headsets can be hacked with an Inception-style attack
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In this episode, Cathy and Lee talk Cathy’s experience at Summit at Sea. They discuss Apple closing discontinuing development on the Apple car and how Apple could expand its ecosystem to robots and home. Cathy and Lee discuss AI-first gadgets and how to discern AI hype. They bring you the latest updates in gaming because everyone is a gaming company, plus the next computing platform.
Cathy interviews guest, Ori Inbar, co-founder of the Augmented World Expo and founder of Super Ventures.
Producer Lily Snyder brings you the Dispatch from the Fringe.

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In this episode, Cathy and Lee talk about their favorite April Fools pranks in tech. Cathy shares an April Fool’s from Gary Marcus about an OpenAI sneak peek. More in AI news, the CEO of StabilityAI stepped down. Lee talks about Lego’s apology for using AI art. Cathy and Lee debate the “AI legal iceberg.” Cathy and Lee segway into what’s happening on the Internet including Steve Wozniak suing YouTube, Pornhub being blocked in Texas, and why video games can’t quit microtransactions. Lee explains Oregon’s governor signing the nation’s first right-to-repair bill. Cathy interviews Andrew Rosen, founder of PARQOR and author of the Medium Shift.
Show Notes:
Nintendo April Fool’sStability AI Founder Emad Mostaque Tanked His Billion-Dollar StartupLego is the latest brand to apologize for using AI artThe AI Industry Is Steaming Toward A Legal IcebergLawsuit against YouTube led by Steve Wozniak set to continuePornhub is now blocked in Texas. Could Florida be next?Why The $183 Billion Video Game Industry Can't Quit MicrotransactionsOregon governor signs nation’s first right-to-repair bill that bans parts pairingApple sues former iOS engineer for allegedly leaking Vision Pro, Journal app detailsVladimir Putin orders creation of Russian game consoles, Steam-like cloud delivery, and OS
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