Under the Wire with AI, Exoskeletons, and Gaming PC builds | EP 10 | Diggnation

Kevin and Alex take on everything from the future of teleportation, GLP-1 blindness, and using AI to help diffuse a bomb. Big stories today after Kevin's trip to Japan, including discussions about robotic exoskeletons, gaming rig building, and MIT's robotic insects. It's a fun-filled episode packed with insights and laughs. Plus, exciting news on Diggnation Live in Austin, which is nearly sold out!📚 Time Code Markers0:00:00 Introduction0:04:40 Travel and Personal Health: Tokyo trip, Kevin's health.0:06:30 Japanese Culture and Lifestyle: Denim, coffee, apartments.0:12:27 Home Improvement and Design: Kitchen reno.0:15:30 Diggnation Live tease, sponsor intros, Element ad.0:20:02 Technological Innovations: Exoskeletons in China.0:23:54 Gaming and Technology: Gaming rig build, AMD vs. Intel, Switch 2.0:36:44 Privacy and Data Security: Delete Me promotion.0:41:56 Sustainability and Future Tech: Carbon capture, teleportation.0:55:02 Health and Medical Procedures: Colonoscopy, death thought experiment.0:59:03 Drones and Surveillance: MIT insect drones, privacy.1:04:27 Starbucks and Public Spaces: Customer strategy, public bathrooms.1:13:03 Controversy and Social Commentary: Kanye, Shopify.1:22:54 Health and Wellness Trends: GLP-1s, obesity, Japanese lifestyle.1:35:48 Show Wrap-up and Announcements: Valentine's outro, live show teases.💎 Episode SponsorsDelete MeTake control of your data and keep your private life private with Delete Me. Sign up now for a special discount for our listeners.🔗 https://joindeleteme.com/digg💰 Promo Code: DIGGLMNTStay hydrated with LMNT, a zero-sugar electrolyte drink mix that's perfect for anyone looking to maintain their hydration levels without the added sugars.🔗 https://drinklmnt.com/digg📢 Top StoriesRobotic Exoskeletons Aid Tourists in Climbing China's Mountain Taihttps://www.cnn.com/travel/robotic-ex...Solar-Powered Device Captures Carbon Dioxide to Make Sustainable Fuelhttps://www.nature.com/articles/s4156...MIT's Robotic Insect Achieves Flight Recordhttps://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...👥 People MentionedTim Ferrisshttps://tim.blog/Jason Calacanis 

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