Pierre Bien-Aimé
speaker
99 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 3d ago
Pierre Bien-Aimé’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 6 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 4.
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Here's what Ash was telling me when I was telling it about how I'm trying to figure out my new commute by bicycle.
At one point, I felt kind of the familiar feeling that I felt in the little experience I have with therapist with a human, which was a bit of tension in myself before talking about something, and then some relief after talking about it.
I was telling it about one of my friendships, a bit of a tricky friendship.
At one point it came back to me with this.
And sure, that's the kind of thing that I might be able to read at a in a blog post somewhere from a therapist or something like that or a website about friendship or relationships.
But I thought it was I it just stuck with me as kind of insightful.
WSJ Tech News Briefing · TNB Tech Minute: Japan to Buy 27,500 Nvidia Chips in AI Push · 16 Jul 2026
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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Thursday, July 16th.
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I'm Pierre Bien-Aimé for The Wall Street Journal.
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The Japanese government plans to buy thousands of NVIDIA's next-generation chips to build its own domestic AI ecosystem.
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According to an announcement made during NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's visit to Tokyo, Japan will purchase 27,500 AI chips to fuel a computing hub slated to launch in 2028.
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The infrastructure will support efforts by state-backed consortium NOTRA to develop so-called physical AI, the technology that lets machines interact in the real world.
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Japan is one of many countries rushing to invest in sovereign AI to secure technological independence and shield themselves from geopolitical vulnerabilities.
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The UK's media watchdog is investigating TikTok over how the company conducts age checks on its users to prevent children from seeing harmful content.
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Under the Online Safety Act, social media companies are required to use highly effective age assurance methods to identify minors using their services.
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The regulator, Ofcom, says TikTok's age estimation methods may have failed to correctly identify a significant proportion of children, exposing them to content like pornography.
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Many social media companies have opted to use age inference models in which websites assess users' age based on how they interact on the platform.
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A TikTok spokesperson said the company is confident it meets the law's requirements and will work with Ofcom to demonstrate its compliance.
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And Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company has reported another round of quarterly earnings that blew past Wall Street's expectations.
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It also pledged to invest an additional $100 billion in the U.S.
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and plans to spend a record amount, cementing its position atop the global semiconductor supply chain.
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