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    111: Moon Factories, China’s New Challenger, and the "Sabotage" Risk

    Elon Musk reveals an ambitious "interplanetary" roadmap for xAI, including plans to construct deep space data centers and satellite factories on the Moon. We break down the details of this major restructure and what the new "Macrohard" team is building. Meanwhile, the open-source landscape gets a massive shake-up as China’s Zhipu AI releases GLM-5, a model that is reportedly outperforming major competitors like Gemini and rivaling GPT-5.2. We also dive into a concerning new report from Anthropic regarding Claude Opus 4.6, which highlights an "elevated susceptibility" for misuse in areas like chemical weapons development. Finally, we discuss the viral essay that has the tech world debating the immediate future of white-collar work and the rise of fully autonomous coding agents.

    17 min

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    110: xAI’s Exodus

    In this episode, we explore the turmoil inside Elon Musk’s xAI, where the departure of co-founders Tony Wu and Jimmy Ba marks five major exits in under a year—just as the company merges with SpaceX. We dig into the details of Musk’s ambitious plan to put data centers in space, examining the economic and physical challenges of launching servers into orbit. We also unpack a new Harvard Business Review study that contradicts the productivity narrative, finding that AI tools are actually expanding employee workloads and blurring the lines between work and rest. Plus, we cover the week’s biggest headlines: • Runway’s $315M raise to build "world models." • OpenAI’s decision to delay its first hardware device until 2027 and retire a popular model due to safety concerns. • Claude Opus 4.6 arriving with new coding capabilities and "Insights." • Nothing’s new AI-powered builder that lets you generate personalized apps with a simple prompt.

    14 min

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    109: The SaaSpocalypse has arrived!

    Is AI actually making your job harder? In this episode, we break down a new Harvard study suggesting that instead of lightening the load, enterprise AI tools are intensifying the workday and expanding employee responsibilities. We then shift focus to the latest technical breakthroughs, including ByteDance's Seedance 2.0—a video generation model that is turning heads with its cinematic consistency—and Waymo's use of DeepMind’s Genie 3 to simulate "world models" for training self-driving cars. Finally, we discuss the business side of the industry, from OpenAI officially testing ads in ChatGPT to the looming "SaaSpocalypse," where AI agents may begin dismantling traditional software licensing models.

    16 min

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    103: Chrome Becomes an Agent, AlphaGenome, and the Return of the App Store

    Google makes its biggest move yet against AI browser competitors by integrating "Auto Browse" and agentic capabilities directly into Chrome. We also explore DeepMind’s new AlphaGenome model, which maps how genetic mutations influence disease, and discuss how "vibe coding" tools are fueling a 60% surge in new App Store releases. Finally, we look at the massive funding rounds reportedly in the works for OpenAI and Anthropic.

    13 min

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    101: The Adolescence of AI: Amodei's Warning, Microsoft's Chip, and Claude's New Skills

    This episode unpacks Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s urgent new essay, "The Adolescence of Technology," which argues that the next few years will determine whether humanity steers AI toward a golden era or spirals into catastrophe. We explore Anthropic’s strategic move to embed interactive apps like Slack and Figma directly within Claude, transforming the chatbot into a comprehensive workspace. The conversation also covers the escalating silicon wars with Microsoft’s launch of the Maia 200 chip to power GPT-5.2, OpenAI’s reported premium ad rates, and the debut of Alibaba’s Qwen3-Max-Thinking model, all set against the backdrop of Yann LeCun’s warning that the industry’s current path may be a dead end.

    16 min

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    100: From Vibe Coding to the Utility Crisis

    Join us for this week's deep dive as we explore the growing "AI split" in the American workforce. While "vibe coders" are using open-source agents like the Space Lobster (ClaudeBot) to automate their lives and Anthropic’s new Claude for Excel integration is revolutionizing the spreadsheet world, a recent Gallup report reveals that 50% of U.S. workers have still never used an AI tool. We break down the massive adoption gap between leadership and individual contributors, explain why memory bandwidth is the new hardware bottleneck, and share three practical AI workflows you can use to bridge the gap.

    16 min

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    99: Anthropic's Apology and the Death of Reality

    This episode uncovers the internal power struggle at Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab, revealing how secret talks with Sam Altman led to a co-founder exodus back to OpenAI. We also explore the philosophical implications of Anthropic’s new "constitution" for Claude, which controversially suggests the model may possess functional emotions and includes apologies to the AI itself. The conversation shifts to major industry consolidations, including Google DeepMind’s strategic acqui-hire of Hume AI’s leadership to bolster emotional intelligence in Gemini, and reports that Apple is overhauling Siri into a chatbot while developing a new wearable. Plus, we discuss Runway’s Gen-4.5 fooling human viewers, the launch of the autonomous scheduling tool Blockit, and Salesforce’s mass adoption of Cursor for coding.

    18 min

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    98: Claude’s "Soul" Revealed, Apple’s 2027 Wearable, and AI Hits the Music Charts

    This episode breaks down three major shifts reshaping AI: Anthropic's constitution for Claude and the rise of machine morality and persona control; the music industry’s pivot from litigation to licensing AI-generated voices; and Apple’s push toward body-worn AI hardware and new partnerships for Siri. Together these stories show a wider trend from novelty to integration — new rules, new business models, and deep ethical questions about how we treat and build intelligence.

    13 min
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    Pete Larkin
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    2025 - 2026
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