Maria Curie

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202 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 27 Mar

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Marketplace All-in-One · Bytes: Week in Review — Meta, YouTube’s social media addiction case, a new AI literacy course, and Kalshi’s prediction market self-regulation · 27 Mar 2026 podcast

Layoffs are already happening as well, not necessarily because AI is

has the capability to actually replace human beings.

But a lot of corporations see that the promise of AI could yield a lot of productivity gains and are laying people off with that hope.

And so the impact is being felt now.

And it begs the question, how can this text message program kind of quell those concerns and those fears when people are losing their jobs already today?

Definitely kids.

So I think the way that parents are mobilizing around social media and particularly artificial intelligence, chatbots, another big issue for Meta in the New Mexico case in particular, is something that I think could lead to a lot of voter mobilization.

But more than anything, it's going to be the way that this technology works.

runs up against economic issues.

And for me, and I think the two things to watch are jobs and data center impacts on electricity bills and on the land that people live on and how it impacts their communities.

We'll be right back.

I think that regulatory scrutiny is increasing.

We're seeing legislation be introduced on the Hill, bipartisan legislation to actually ban this type of practice from taking place at the federal level and giving that power back to the states.

And so you have industry and, you know, it's the same playbook that we saw with social media companies.

It's the same playbook that we're seeing with AI companies.

And now we're seeing it with these types of prediction market companies also.

where they are essentially saying, hey, we will self-regulate, trust us that we will implement the tools ourselves to make sure that insider trading is not taking place.

It's a challenging thing to do for these companies.

There are thousands of markets, and it's difficult to identify who exactly is betting in each one of these thousands of markets.

But, you know, you have Kalshi saying that on the back end, they're going to

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