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Oct 22, 2026
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And he says wrong regulation is worse than no regulation.
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Tech Times reports that at a summit in Dublin last week, he warned of a serious AI security incident within about two years, unless governments and companies raise safety standards.
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Now, the quick hits.
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Richard Saussure's startup for self-improving AI released its first model on Wednesday.
AriaHOST
Next, Italy.
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Tech Times reports that Legislative Decree 179 of 2026 takes effect tomorrow, no grace period.
AriaHOST
It covers any AI system that shapes how work is organized, how fast it moves, or how safety decisions get made, whatever the vendor calls it.
AriaHOST
Employers must assess it in their existing risk document, and Article 41 requires a human to make the final call on hiring, firing, and discipline.
Michael KimballHOST
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Michael KimballHOST
17 tech times.
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Spark picks 31 grid projects.
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October 2, 2026.
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HTTPS slash slash www tech times.
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Com slash articles slash 328,398 slash 20,261,002 slash SparkPix 31 grid projects reconducting doubles capacity without new land.
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HTM source for the three AI-linked projects at about $371 million.
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Michael KimballHOST
September 2026.
Lewis FarrellHOST
Then we have Deezer's AI music filter is letting users hide AI generated songs from search results.
Lewis FarrellHOST
So, Tech Times is describing a planned Deezer filter with a global rollout targeted by the end of 26 that allows users to hide fully AI-generated music from any search results.
Lewis FarrellHOST
It distinguishes fully generated tracks from AI-assisted works and notes.
Lewis FarrellHOST
So, obviously, you can turn it on and off, but basically, it's showing a listener's preference for human authorship really becoming an explicit platform choice.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
In a period of 18 months Washington set the tariff on Philippine goods at 17%, 20%, 19%, 0, 10% and 12.5%, Gulf News.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
Beijing has turned rare earths into a licensing weapon, and a sweeping package of suspended controls could return on November 10, Tech Times.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
The Iran war caused what the WB calls the largest oil supply disruption on record, the Asian banker, and Brent is still above $100.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
The WTO estimates that a world split into blocks would leave global GDP 5% to 7% lower by 2050, WTO.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
[laughs] They go on to note that more than 99% of international data traffic, uh, travels through undersea cables, not necessarily those specific cables.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
Those specific cables, we learn from outlets like The Tech Times, uh, are more specific to the internet traffic in India, internet traffic in East Africa, m- and in fact, according to The Tech Times...
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
Oh, l- actually, let me go back to finishing this quote from the, The Hormuz Letter.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
I see my time is running down, so I wanna make sure I get this in.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
Uh, one of the things The Hormuz Letter also noted was that this move that Iran is making, quote, "comes," as Iran said yesterday, "that if the war restarts, the region's undersea cables, data centers, and AI facilities will all be destroyed, putting their total value at more than $2 trillion." I t- I promise you, I do believe that Donald Trump was sent by the uh, the other world to reveal the absolute ludicrous nature of this country.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
[laughs] I believe that that to be true.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
Uh, according to The Tech Times, uh, they say that Iran is demanding these cable fees, and they note that Iran's military spokesperson declared last week that they are going to be imposing these fees on those specific cables that do run through their territorial waters.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
Now, what's interesting about this is that because of the sanctions that have been issued as against Iran, technically These American companies can't pay it.
LauraHOST
Right, and the shares have flipped dramatically.
LauraHOST
Reporting from Tech Times estimates that AI data centers were consuming roughly 70% of all memory chips produced worldwide by the middle of this year, up from somewhere around 20 to 30% back in 2022.
ChrisHOST
That is a stunning shift in just four years.
ChrisHOST
And I assume the money behind it is enormous, because nobody reorganizes an entire global chip industry without a very large check being waived at them.
LauraHOST
Exactly.
LauraHOST
And India is a great example of the speed.
LauraHOST
Tech Times reported that the sub-$100 segment in India collapsed by 59% year-over-year in the first quarter before the global numbers even caught up with it.
ChrisHOST
That timing is interesting because it suggests the budget segment acts like an early warning system.
David LykkenHOST
Yeah, that was, that was I mean, I mean, one of the best attendance, so it's really drawing attention.
David LykkenHOST
Today, I wanna talk about an article that Carl Williams wrote in Tech Times.
David LykkenHOST
It was published September 1st, and then the title of the article, listeners, is "How Pavan Agarwal Is Putting Blockchain Inside of Mortgage and Property Records." Again, real good article, and I really wanna draw people's attention to.
David LykkenHOST
You know, Pavan, when we think of blockchain, it's most associated with cryptocurrency, and you've spent years, however, finding a way applying the same technology to mortgage lending and real estate records, and I wanna talk about that.
Tami Osmer MizeHOST
It's artificial intelligence.
Tami Osmer MizeHOST
It's been the top-sided reason, according to Tech Times, for jobs cut for four months straight.
Tami Osmer MizeHOST
Companies aren't necessarily struggling.
Tami Osmer MizeHOST
A lot of them are just reshuffling their budgets and headcount around the new AI tools, which totally changes what kind of employees, what kind of team you need to manage them.