
Jesus Alvarado
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2 weeks ago |
kvpr.org | Meghan McCarty Carino |Jesus Alvarado |Jesús Alvarado
This story originally aired on “Marketplace Tech” on May 22. This is the third installment in a three part series. Listen to Marketplace each weekday at 3pm on KVPR. This week, we hit the road to check out California’s Central Valley, where the future of agricultural innovation is taking shape. We visited a farm that’s piloting next-gen tools and a university research center that’s helping develop that tech. Today, we’re at a graduation.
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2 weeks ago |
kvpr.org | Meghan McCarty Carino |Jesus Alvarado |Jesús Alvarado
This story originally aired on “Marketplace Tech” on May 21. Find part one of the series here. Listen to Marketplace each weekday at 3pm on KVPR. This week, we’re heading to California’s Central Valley to see how technology is transforming this agricultural region. Yesterday, we visited a farm to see the latest gadgets in action. And today, we’re going straight to the innovation source: the University of California, Merced.
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2 weeks ago |
kvpr.org | Meghan McCarty Carino |Jesus Alvarado |Jesús Alvarado
This story originally aired on “Marketplace Tech” on May 20. Listen to Marketplace each weekday morning at 4:45 am on KVPR. California is known for being home to Hollywood and, of course, the center of global tech, Silicon Valley.
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1 month ago |
marketplace.org | Daisy Palacios |Daniel Shin |Jesus Alvarado |Jesús Alvarado |Rosie Hughes
We are in the midst of the first major U.S. election of the generative AI era. The people who want to win your vote have easy access to tools that can create images, video or audio of real people doing or saying things they never did — and slap on weird appendages or other make-believe effects along with targeted slogans. But the potential for deception has led about two dozen states to enact some form of regulation requiring political ads that use artificial intelligence to include a label.
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1 month ago |
marketplace.org | Daisy Palacios |Daniel Shin |Jesus Alvarado |Jesús Alvarado |Rosie Hughes
President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Elon Musk to co-lead a new Department of Government Efficiency. And the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, as well as the owner of X, does have a record of wringing efficiencies out of his businesses. But the move raises many questions, like should someone whose companies benefit from federal dollars have a hand in making budget decisions?
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