How Young People Can Compete with AI | Pivot

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Kara and Scott are opening up the listener mailbag, and taking questions from Pivot fans! They discuss why new tech doesn't inspire awe anymore, like Steve Jobs unveiling the first iMac. Then, a call about why China's BYD electric vehicles are so innovative, and what would happen if the cars ever came to the U.S. And some parenting advice on navigating career choices in the age of AI, and how to have "The Talk" with your kids. Plus, why tech launches don't thrill us like they used to, and a question on time travel!

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Lara Naaman

Zoë Marcus

Taylor Griffin

Kevin Oliver

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Ernie Indradat

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Drew Burrows

Mia Silverio

Dan Chiolan

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Nishat Kurwa

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