Monday Notes: NBA Playoffs, Startups brace for a tough summer
On Sunday, April 23rd, the NBA Playoffs delivered an exciting slate of four games. The technology industry is also undergoing significant upheaval, including startup valuations, layoffs, and AI for voice actors. Read about two Chefs redefining and keeping alive Soul food.
Today's Notes: On Sunday, April 23rd, the NBA Playoffs delivered an exciting slate of four games featuring wins from the Knicks, Warriors, Celtics, and Timberwolves. The technology industry is also undergoing significant upheaval, including startup valuations, layoffs, and AI for voice actors. Read about two Chefs redefining and keeping alive Soul food.
NBA
Brunson leads Knicks to Game 4 win, 3-1 lead
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Brown, Tatum pace Celtics to 3-1 lead
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Tech
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AI is hijacking these actors’ voices. Can you tell the difference?
Advances in artificial intelligence have allowed software to recreate voices with eerie precision. The technology puts voice actors, often-nameless professionals, in a precarious position.
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Food
Two Chefs on Keeping Alive, and Redefining, Soul Food
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