Helm.ai licenses AI software throughout the L2-L4 autonomous driving stack, which includes perception, intent modeling, path planning, and vehicle control. They’re hiring!
Helm.ai licenses AI software throughout the L2-L4 autonomous driving stack, which includes perception, intent modeling, path planning, and vehicle control. They’re hiring!
At least ten people have died in Hurricane Milton, that tore through Florida, causing massive flooding and spawning tornadoes. President Biden calls on Congress to allocate more funding for FEMA. Historic money-laundering settlement by TD bank. CBS News Correspondent Jennifer Keiper with tonight's World News Roundup.
Zoning is really, really important, but it's also a tad dry. Well, not when they're putting up a four-storey building right next door, ruining your ability to record a podcast, but maybe I'm getting overly biographical. Sara Bronin, chair of the U.S. Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and former Zoning and Planning Commissioner of the city of Hartford, Connecticut, is here to talk about her book Key To The City: How Zoning Shapes Our World. It gets spicier than the topic of zoning might suggest. Plus, Ron DeSantis responds to a hurricane in a serious and competent manner, which is why the Republicans didn't like him enough to be their nominee. Also on the show, while disinformation is demoralizing, good old fashioned rumors killed some victims of Katrina.
The latest price moves and insights with Jennifer Sanasie, OKX Ventures partner Jeff Ren and Anthony Scaramucci, founder and managing partner at Skybridge Capital.
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Anthony Scaramucci, founder and managing partner at Skybridge Capital, joins OKX Ventures partner Jeff Ren at a special edition of Markets Daily, where they discuss the exponential growth of crypto in Dubai and their investment strategies in the current market.
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The problem of how to price water is a perennial conundrum. Water is an essential limited resource that everyone needs, so how do you price it so everyone can afford it while making sure that utilities have enough revenue to fix their aging systems?
Today on the show, we find out why it's so hard to price water and how a city's solution led to a threat to cut off thousands of residents from a popular welfare program.
You can read more about the fight over water prices here.
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