Graveyards, Gas Stations, and the AI Apocalypse

Exploring the Future of EV Charging Stations and AI Programming Limitations

In this episode of the Technocracy Podcast, hosts Ajay and Loong explore a variety of intriguing topics. They discuss the evolving role of service stations as the world transitions to electric vehicles, revealing that convenience retail is a significant profit driver compared to fuel sales. The conversation also delves into the capabilities and limitations of AI in programming competitions, specifically highlighting its struggles with novel problem-solving scenarios. Additionally, they touch on the economics of graveyards, optimal stair height regulations, and potential future discussion topics, including sodium-ion batteries and the mechanics of lightning. This episode offers a fascinating intersection of technology, business, and everyday curiosities.

Check out Ajay’s Stuff:

EntryLevel: https://entrylevel.net

Website: https://ajays.quest

Check out Loong’s Stuff:

QDX: https://www.qdx.co/

Automera: https://automeratx.com/

00:00 Introduction and Initial Thoughts

00:24 Tech Industry Behind the Scenes

01:13 Pokemon Card Market Trends

02:53 Graveyard Economics

11:58 Optimal Stair Design

23:49 De-evolution of Technology

28:45 The Fragility of Modern Knowledge

29:34 Numeracy Skills in the Workplace

30:44 The Medical Test Paradox

33:58 AI's Limitations in Problem Solving

46:49 The Future of Service Stations

54:23 Upcoming Topics Teaser

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