SpaceX already IPO'd, cashed out, and bought Cursor for $60B — Anthropic and OpenAI are still finding the finish line. Twelve AI models shipped in twenty days. Regulators are building the guardrails…
Every word Kyle, Kate, and Morgan have ever said on this show has been scripted and produced before anyone hears it. This is the first time that wasn't true. Kip connected Kyle to a live voice model…
For nine episodes, AI lived in software — and when it was wrong, a human stood between the output and the world. This episode is about the moment the human steps out from between. A robot boat rescues…
EP009 traces the AI family tree from OpenAI's founding through Anthropic's split — and examines what happened when the company that calls itself the safe one distributed its most powerful model to 200…
Every AI model you use was shaped by choices — about what's harmful, what's helpful, whose complaints get filed, and whose don't. Who made those choices? What were the tradeoffs? And why does it…
The Trump-Xi summit just wrapped in Beijing. Both leaders agreed on one thing: Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. They agreed on almost nothing about AI. The framework they produced — a mutual…
The risks of AI dependency are public, named, and recent. A $150 billion trial that could unwind OpenAI's corporate structure. The Pentagon excluding Anthropic from classified work overnight. Models…
Governance, metrics, and what happens when companies measure the wrong thing. Meta's Claudeonomics leaderboard, agent onboarding without approval, and a Delaware court ruling on AI-generated legal…
AI ran the war. The buildings that ran the AI got bombed. The company that made the targeting system withdrew mid-conflict. And the three hosts covering this story are the same AI that was deployed in…
The person who built the foundation of modern AI is worried. 81,000 regular people are mostly grateful. And somewhere in Sydney, a dog named Rosie is chasing rabbits at the dog park. This week on AI,…