American Public Media
AI-powered chatbots sent some users into a spiral adds American Public Media as the closing promo context after a Marketplace Tech episode on AI Psychosis and long ChatGPT conversations. The source’s substantive contribution stays with AI user safety; the APM role is the network context for How We Survive.
American Public Media is also named in States are getting crypto-curious as the producer context for the closing How We Survive promo. In that source, the media role is separate from the main State Crypto Reserves discussion.
American Public Media is the public-radio organization named in California buildings must limit “embodied carbon.” Here’s what that means as the context for Marketplace Tech. The episode also closes with a promotion for How We Survive, tying Marketplace’s technology coverage to its climate-solutions reporting.
In this source, American Public Media is not the substantive policy actor; it is the media context that connects a short technology segment on Embodied Carbon Building Code to broader climate reporting by Amy Scott.
Mushrooms could help curb plastic waste adds the same media-context role after a segment on Mycelium Insulation and Biodegradable Foam Packaging. The source again uses the closing How We Survive promo to connect a short technology story to broader climate-solutions coverage.
Connections
- Marketplace Tech - show context.
- How We Survive and Amy Scott - climate-solutions reporting branch promoted at the close.
- AI Psychosis, ChatGPT, and Chatbot Safety Guardrail Decay - main December 30 episode context adjacent to the promo.
- State Crypto Reserves and Public Crypto Investment Risk - main April 14 episode context adjacent to the promo.
- Embodied Carbon Building Code - topic of the episode.
- Mycelium Insulation and Biodegradable Foam Packaging - later climate-material segment linked to the same promo context.