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Summer editions of The Vergecast continue as Nilay and Dieter welcome Ashley Carman and Jake Kastrenakes back to the show to discuss the news that hit the site this week. Elon Musk said he got \u201cverbal\u201d approval from The White House to build a hyperloop on the East Coast, Comcast is back at it again with statements on net neutrality, and we\u2019ve got a few updates in the AI department.\n\nAlso, Lauren Goode updates us on the newest episode of her series Next Level once again! This week, she visited Dolby Labs to explore their experiments to track people\u2019s emotional responses as they watch movies and TV.\n\nThere\u2019s a lot more in between that, so listen to it all and you\u2019ll get it all.\xa0\n\n02:52 -\xa0Pacific Rim: Uprising\u2019s teaser\n\n05:24 -\xa0Elon Musk says he has a green light to build a NY-Philly-Baltimore-DC hyperloop\n\n11:47 -\xa0Bixby feels more like a return of the old Samsung than a path to the future\n\n20:27 -\xa0Next Level episode 2\xa0with Lauren Goode\n\n37:21 -\xa0You\u2019ll be able to talk to Alexa on Android phones starting this week\n\n40:25 -\xa0Why is Comcast using self-driving cars to justify abolishing net neutrality?\n\n44:09 -\xa0Microsoft wants to close the rural broadband gap with TV white spaces\n\n51:58 - Ashley\u2019s weekly segment \u201cLet\u2019s talk about translucent gadgets\u201d\n\n54:26 -\xa0Google Glass is back from the dead\n\n58:04 -\xa0Snap\u2019s Spectacles are now available directly from Amazon\n\n1:00:18 -\xa0How Instagram is reshaping restaurant design\n\n1:04:25 -\xa0Apple joined by Foxconn and others in its fight with Qualcomm\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices