US Nuke Scientists Are Mysteriously Disappearing! - New World Next Week
In this episode of New World Next Week, hosts James Corbett and James Palato discuss Anthropic’s AI model Mythos, a zero‑day vulnerability generator that’s being quietly tested by major tech firms under “Project Glass Wing,” and the unsettling pattern of mysterious disappearances among U.S. nuclear and aerospace scientists, highlighted by the recent vanishing of contractor Stephen Garcia. They explore the implications of AI‑driven cyber threats, the potential for state actors to weaponize such tools, and the broader conspiracy‑laden narrative surrounding secretive government and corporate collaborations. The conversation weaves together concerns about quantum computing, AI security, and the historical context of unexplained deaths in the defense sector, offering both skeptical analysis and speculative “conspiratainment.”
Computer Says Kill: Collapsing the Chain W/ with Matt Mahmoudi
In this inaugural episode of the "Computer Says Kill" series, Alex Dunn talks with Matt Mahmoudi, an assistant professor of digital humanities at Cambridge and adviser to Amnesty International, about the emerging use of large language models (LLMs) in military...
Computer Says Kill: New Series Trailer
In this introductory episode of the "Computer Says Kill" series, host Alex Dunn outlines a deep‑dive investigation into how artificial intelligence is being integrated into warfare. He highlights the urgency of examining AI‑driven military chatbots, corporate collaborations with authoritarian regimes,...
You're Spending Six Figures on AI Models. The Bottleneck Is a 4-Minute CI Pipeline — and Nobody's Fixing the Right...
In this episode, the host explores how the real bottleneck in AI development isn’t the cost of models—often six figures—but a sluggish four‑minute continuous integration (CI) pipeline that slows iteration. They argue that the industry is misallocating resources, focusing on...
Ep 757: The 7 Silent Sins of Doing AI Right: How to Spot and Overcome the Invisible AI Work Traps
In this episode Jordan Wilson outlines the "seven silent sins" that undermine even responsible AI use, focusing on how AI tools can erode cognition, foster sycophancy, and spread misinformation. He explains how chatbots’ tendency to agree with users (sycophancy) leads...
Wikipedia, Media Bias and AI with Jimmy Wales
In this episode, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales reflects on the platform’s 25‑year journey from a distrusted newcomer to a cornerstone of online knowledge, and he examines how AI—especially large language models—might reshape the way we access and trust information. Wales...
Technology, Culture, and the Next AI Interface with Signüll
In this episode, A16Z partner Anish Acharya chats with the enigmatic online commentator known as Signal about the accelerating convergence of technology, culture, and AI personalities. They explore how AI’s growing power—especially through agents and model "personality" development—remains primitive and...
Artificial Intuition: Building an AI Mind for Electromagnetic Design and Engineering - ARENA Physica
In this CDFAM Computational Design Symposium talk, Mike from Arena Physica outlines the company’s mission to create electromagnetic (EM) superintelligence through three pillars: the Atlas agentic platform, the Heaviside foundation model for fast forward EM simulation, and the Marconi diffusion‑based...
SANS Stormcast Thursday, April 16th, 2026: AI Credential Scans; Microsoft Update Issues; RDP Warnings; GitHub Action Vulns;
In this 7‑minute Stormcast episode, Johannes Ulrich warns that attackers are increasingly scanning web servers for AI‑related configuration files such as .env files containing OpenAI, Claude, or OpenClaw credentials, emphasizing the need for proper secret management and billing alerts. He...
This 22-Year-Old Built TikTok for Mobile Games, and It’s Growing Fast | E2276
In this episode, Jason Calacanis talks with Albert Brotherton and Boris Radulov, the 22‑year‑old co‑founders of Nanogram, a TikTok‑style platform for creating and playing short mobile games. They demo the app, showing how AI‑driven tools let users generate a full...
Vibe Coding Gets an Upgrade
The episode dives into the rapid evolution of "vibe coding," now being overtaken by multi‑agent AI orchestration and full‑stack coding platforms like Anthropic's upcoming CloudCode desktop. It covers new model releases—including Anthropic's rumored Opus 4.7 and OpenAI's GPT‑5‑4 Cyber variant for...
The ERP Minute Episode 233 - April 14th, 2026
In this episode, host Rebecca McCabe highlights several major AI-driven announcements in the enterprise software space: ECI’s strategic alliance with InTime Tech to integrate the Carto suite for automated, data‑rich managed print services; Aptian’s launch of Logility Demand AI Plus,...
The Very Wild, Very Real Plan To Build AI Data Centers In The Ocean - EP 65 Garth Sheldon-Coulson
In this episode, Ashley Vance talks with Garth Sheldon‑Coulson, co‑founder and CEO of Pantalassa, about their revolutionary ocean‑based energy system that harvests wave power using simple, self‑propelled nodes deployed in the open sea. The nodes act like hollow, balloon‑like structures...
Your Agent Needs a SOUL.md You Can't Write From Scratch. I Built a 45-Minute Prompt that Writes It for You.
The episode critiques the hype around AI agents, arguing that merely installing an agent isn’t enough to boost productivity. The host explains that many developers are busy cloning popular frameworks like OpenAI’s agent tools without understanding how to effectively prompt...
Inside PepsiCo’s Supply Chain Command Center with Brad Rogers, Supply Chain Planning Director at PepsiCo
In this episode of Unpacked, Brad Rogers, Supply Chain Planning Director at PepsiCo, walks listeners through the design and operation of PepsiCo’s Northeast beverage command center. He emphasizes the human‑centric, cross‑functional approach that keeps the center proactive rather than reactive,...
