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Adaptive Financial Consulting’s Matt Barrett joins the podcast to discuss how firms decide to build or buy.

Teamsters and local community groups gathered to protest the L.A. launch of Alphabet’s driverless car arm.

The Flint-based MTA will get a larger hydrogen production and refueling center as part of a $1 billion grant to develop technology and distribution of the fuel for the Midwest.

President Biden has proposed seven hydrogen-producing hubs throughout the U.S. that are expected to replace fossil fuels if constructed.

The Pacific Northwest hub, based in eastern Washington, will use hydropower and other renewable resources to produce clean hydrogen.

JP Morgan Chase, which has spent more than $15 billion this year on technology, intends to invest even more to compete against tech behemoths.

Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn and three other senators drafted a bill that would protect the voice and likeness of individuals from replicas generated by AI.

Google joins Adobe and Microsoft in its pledge to protect users but doesn’t address the problem of generative AI copyright cases.

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