The episode also features Allison Johnson discussing her experience with Spotify's AI DJ and advocating for human DJs. She argues that a playlist curated by an AI DJ, even one that knows her name and preferences, is not as satisfying as one created by a human. The episode concludes with a discussion about Samsung's Frame TV, with Nilay Patel outlining its pros and cons and offering advice for those who feel they need a TV but don't necessarily want one.
Key takeaways:
- The Vergecast episode discusses high-end sleep gadgets like the Eight Sleep Pod 4 Ultra and the Oura Ring 4, which are part of the sleepmaxxing trend aimed at improving sleep quality.
- The Eight Sleep Pod 4 Ultra is a mattress pad that costs $4,700 and requires a subscription, but might be worth it for those prioritizing better sleep.
- The episode also explores the role of human DJs versus AI DJs, with the conclusion that a human touch is still preferred in curating music playlists.
- Finally, the episode answers a question about Samsung’s Frame TV, discussing its pros and cons and providing advice for those considering a new TV purchase.