Podcast•Jan 4, 2026•12 min
Claude Launches Agent Plugin for Chrome—Risk Warning
The episode examines Anthropic's new Claude Agent plugin for Chrome, highlighting its broad tab manipulation and storage access capabilities that enable powerful agentic browsing but also introduce significant security risks. The host explains how the plugin's design allows stealthy data harvesting attacks, emphasizing the importance of transparent risk warnings from Anthropic. Listeners are urged to consider both the innovative potential and the novel exploitation vectors the plugin creates.
By In Machines We Trust
![[NeurIPS Best Paper] 1000 Layer Networks for Self-Supervised RL — Kevin Wang Et Al, Princeton](/cdn-cgi/image/width=1200,quality=75,format=auto,fit=cover/https://assets.flightcast.com/static/01K4D8FDXRRRRZG0EBGNDF3SD3.jpg)
Podcast•Jan 2, 2026•0 min
[NeurIPS Best Paper] 1000 Layer Networks for Self-Supervised RL — Kevin Wang Et Al, Princeton
The episode explores the NeurIPS Best Paper on RL1000, where Kevin Wang and his Princeton team demonstrated that scaling reinforcement learning networks to 1,000 layers using a self‑supervised, contrastive objective unlocks dramatic performance gains. They explain why traditional value‑based RL...
By Latent Space
Podcast•Jan 2, 2026•59 min
Our 2026 Tech Resolutions + We Answer Your Questions
The episode outlines the team’s 2026 tech resolutions while fielding listener questions, covering practical AI usage tips, the limits of AI in scientific breakthroughs, and major industry updates such as Google’s Gemini 3 launch, OpenAI’s platform ambitions, and Roblox’s new AI‑driven...
By Hard Fork
Podcast•Dec 31, 2025•27 min
AI New Year’s: The 10-Week AI Resolution
The episode presents a hands‑on 10‑week AI fluency program, with each weekend dedicated to a bite‑sized project such as model mapping, data analysis, visual reasoning, automation, context engineering, and building a functional AI‑powered app. It emphasizes practical habit formation and...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Dec 31, 2025•8 min
VC's AI Predictions for 2026
The episode examines why venture capitalists are forecasting 2026 as the breakthrough year for enterprise AI adoption, contrasting these hype cycles with current data that shows many firms still struggle to achieve ROI from AI projects. It highlights key barriers...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 31, 2025•28 min
E198: Podcast with Cures & Capital Part 1
Dr. Andre Bates, founder and CEO of Eularis, explains how AI has progressed from early digitisation to the generative AI era and why ChatGPT marked a turning point for pharma executives. She identifies common pitfalls that keep organisations stuck in...
By AI for Pharma Growth
Podcast•Dec 30, 2025•0 min
[State of RL/Reasoning] IMO/IOI Gold, OpenAI O3/GPT-5, and Cursor Composer — Ashvin Nair, Cursor
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By Latent Space
Podcast•Dec 30, 2025•27 min
Who Gets Written Out of the AI Future?
The episode examines how AI systems systematically exclude marginalized groups, highlighting biases that arise from skewed training data and the perspectives of those who supervise models. It discusses concrete examples such as AI misrepresenting Black hairstyles and the dangers of...
By Everyday AI
Podcast•Dec 30, 2025•17 min
Why Post-Merger Integrations Fail Without Data Governance - Sandro Venturini of UBS
In this episode, Sandro Venturini, Executive Director at UBS Asset Management, explains how fragmented fund data undermines post‑merger integrations and why establishing a single source of truth through data governance is essential for successful AI‑driven compliance and reporting. He illustrates...
By The AI in Business Podcast
Podcast•Dec 29, 2025•38 min
Lowering the Cost of Intelligence With NVIDIA's Ian Buck - Ep. 284
In this episode, Ian Buck of NVIDIA explains how mixture‑of‑experts (MoE) architectures allow AI models to become more capable without a linear rise in compute costs, using analogies that make the concept accessible. He highlights the hidden complexities of MoE,...
By The AI Podcast (NVIDIA)
Podcast•Dec 29, 2025•43 min
How Webflow’s CPO Built an AI Chief of Staff to Manage Her Calendar, Prep for Meetings, and Drive AI Adoption...
In this episode, Webflow CPO Rachel Wolan explains how she built a custom AI "chief of staff" that syncs with her calendar, email, and other tools to triage tasks, prep for meetings, and give candid feedback on her time usage....
By How I AI
Podcast•Dec 28, 2025•34 min
Why 2026 Is the Year of the AI Builder with Lovable CEO Anton Osika
In this episode, Anton Osika, CEO of Lovable, explains how AI‑assisted coding has moved from early GitHub experiments to core production infrastructure, marking 2025 as the tipping point for "vibe coding" and positioning 2026 as the year for AI‑enabled builders...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Dec 27, 2025•0 min
One Year of MCP — with David Soria Parra and AAIF Leads From OpenAI, Goose, Linux Foundation
The episode reviews the first year of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), tracing its evolution from a local experiment to a universal standard adopted by major AI firms and enterprises, and its recent transition into the Agentic AI Foundation under...
By Latent Space
Podcast•Dec 27, 2025•12 min
Claude Launches AI Agent Chrome Plugin, Beware Security Risks
The episode explains the rollout of Claude's Chrome plugin to all paid users, highlighting how it can streamline everyday tasks by bringing conversational AI directly into the browser. It then delves into the security and privacy concerns of browser‑based AI...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 26, 2025•0 min
Steve Yegge's Vibe Coding Manifesto: Why Claude Code Isn't It & What Comes After the IDE
Steve Yegge argues that traditional IDEs and current AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor are already obsolete, urging developers to shift to "vibe coding"—orchestrating fleets of AI agents via dashboards such as his VC (VibeCoder). He emphasizes a...
By Latent Space
Podcast•Dec 26, 2025•39 min
Where Is All the A.I.-Driven Scientific Progress?
In this episode the hosts examine why the hype around AI‑driven scientific breakthroughs hasn’t translated into tangible results, discussing stalled progress in drug discovery, climate modeling, and fundamental research despite massive compute investments. They highlight structural bottlenecks such as data...
By Hard Fork
Podcast•Dec 25, 2025•0 min
LWiAI Podcast #229 - Gemini 3 Flash, ChatGPT Apps, Nemotron 3
In this episode, the hosts review major AI releases—including Google’s Gemini 3 Flash, OpenAI’s GPT‑5.2 Codex for coding, and Nvidia’s open‑source Nemotron 3—while noting the launch of a ChatGPT app store. They discuss significant funding rounds for startups like Lovable and Fal, and highlight...
By Last Week in AI
Podcast•Dec 25, 2025•8 min
Nvidia to Pay $20B to License Groq Tech, Hire CEO and President
The episode examines Nvidia's strategic decision to pay $20 billion to license Groq's AI chip technology while hiring Groq's CEO and President, highlighting how this partnership could reshape AI hardware competition. It discusses why Nvidia would align closely with a potential...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 23, 2025•44 min
ChatGPT Ads: 9 Reasons Why Personalized Ads Are Coming to ChatGPT Soon. (Replay)
The episode breaks down why OpenAI is poised to roll out personalized ads within ChatGPT, citing its high burn rate, a strategic shift by Sam Altman, and new tools like the memory personalization engine and Atlas browser that enable data-driven...
By Everyday AI
Podcast•Dec 23, 2025•52 min
Paid Ads, AI, and Organic Social Content — What Actually Works Now
In this fireside chat Gary Vaynerchuk breaks down the current marketing mix, explaining how paid ads, AI tools, and organic social content each play a distinct role in a platform‑first strategy. He demystifies algorithm mechanics, stresses that AI is now...
By The GaryVee Audio Experience
Podcast•Dec 23, 2025•46 min
The Future of AI and Marketing: What’s Coming and How to Prepare
In this episode, host explores how emerging AI agents will transform the customer journey, from discovery to purchase, and what businesses must do to stay competitive. Guest Jeremiah Owyang explains the concept of autonomous software, its potential to automate marketing...
By AI Explored
Podcast•Dec 23, 2025•52 min
Wrapping Up 2025 - The Best Bits
The episode recaps ten pivotal moments from the past year, covering AI-driven pricing tools and the push for fair markups, the scaling role of JewelCraft as a jeweler’s jeweler, and Google Workspace’s importance for collaboration. It also examines gold price...
By In the Loupe
Podcast•Dec 23, 2025•10 min
Luma AI Raises $900M and Unveils Video Model Features
The episode examines Luma AI's recent $900 million financing led by Saudi AI firm Humain, discussing how the massive capital infusion positions Luma for rapid growth and broader market adoption. It also highlights Luma's new AI video model that can generate...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 22, 2025•53 min
83: Using AI to Scale Marketing and Revenue Teams with Patrick Leung
In this episode, Chris Daigle and AI strategist Patrick Leung discuss how modern marketing and revenue teams can embed AI to boost efficiency, consistency, and scale without overwhelming non‑technical leaders. They walk through concrete use cases—such as AI‑driven go‑to‑market execution,...
By AI at Work
Podcast•Dec 21, 2025•31 min
Power Ranking the Big AI Ideas for 2026
The episode evaluates a16z’s "Big Ideas for 2026" by ranking predictions on likelihood, real-world impact, and novelty, covering topics like multimodal data management, agent-native infrastructure, voice agents, multiplayer vertical AI, AI-driven universities, and an industrial renaissance powered by software automation....
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Dec 19, 2025•2h 37m
Andreas Mogensen on What We Owe 'Philosophical Vulcans' And Unconscious AIs
In this episode, moral philosopher Andreas Mogensen challenges the common view that phenomenal consciousness is required for moral consideration, arguing that desire, welfare capacity, or autonomy could grant moral patienthood to AI even without subjective experience. He explores how desires...
By 80,000 Hours Podcast
Podcast•Dec 19, 2025•1h
Knowledge Workers Freak Out Over AI (511)
Joe Pulizzi and Robert Rose dissect two Wall Street Journal stories: the surge in demand for "storytellers"—a rebranding of long‑standing content work—and the growing anxiety among knowledge workers facing layoffs and AI disruption, emphasizing that adaptability and a fluid professional...
By This Old Marketing
Podcast•Dec 19, 2025•7 min
Yann LeCun Looking for $3B+ for "World Model" AI Startup
The episode explains Yann LeCun's announcement of a new AI startup focused on building a "world model" and its pursuit of a $3 billion-plus valuation, potentially exceeding $5 billion. It clarifies what world models are—systems that learn to predict and simulate entire...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 19, 2025•9 min
Amazon in Talks to Invest $10B in OpenAI
The episode examines the reported $10 billion investment by Amazon in OpenAI, framing it as part of a broader trend toward circular partnerships where tech giants both collaborate and compete in AI. It explains what circular deals are, why major cloud...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 19, 2025•23 min
82% of Companies Are Seeing Positive AI ROI
The AI Daily Brief reveals that 82% of organizations now report positive AI ROI, with 37% seeing transformational impact, and most expecting faster gains soon. The study of 1,200 respondents and 5,000 use cases shows ROI is driven by both...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Dec 18, 2025•52 min
Eye Tracking in Recommender Systems
In this episode, researcher Santiago de Leon explains how eye‑tracking technology captures gaze patterns—fixations and saccades—to reveal user behavior on recommender interfaces, and introduces the RecGaze dataset, the first eye‑tracking collection tailored for recommender‑system research. He shows how eye data...
By Data Skeptic
Podcast•Dec 18, 2025•0 min
America and China Are Racing to Different AI Futures
In this episode Tristan Harris talks with China‑focused AI experts Selena Xu and Matt Sheehan about the misconceptions driving the U.S.–China AI narrative. They explain that China’s AI strategy is driven by a diverse ecosystem of companies, academia and local...
By Tristan Harris
Podcast•Dec 18, 2025•8 min
Lovable Raises $330M at $6.6B Valuation
The episode dissects Lovable's $330 million Series round that lifted its valuation to $6.6 billion, highlighting the surge of investor interest in developer‑first AI tools. It explains the concept of “vibe‑coding”—AI‑driven code generation that adapts to a programmer’s style—and why this approach...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 17, 2025•2h 45m
How AI Could Transform the Nature of War | Paul Scharre, Author of 'Army of None'
Paul Scharre, former Army Ranger and author of *Army of None*, discusses how AI is poised to create a "battlefield singularity" where autonomous systems replace human decision‑making, leading to faster, more lethal conflicts such as swarming drone attacks and AI‑driven...
By 80,000 Hours Podcast
Podcast•Dec 17, 2025•10 min
OpenAI’s Image AI Aims to Reduce Creative Friction
The episode examines how OpenAI’s new image AI tools are designed to cut down the friction that often hampers creative workflows, highlighting specific efficiency gains for artists and designers. It discusses the technology’s ability to streamline tasks like image generation,...
By Eye on A.I.
Podcast•Dec 17, 2025•8 min
Meta AI Glasses Add AI Hearing Boost & Spotify
The episode reviews Meta's latest AI glasses update, highlighting the new Spotify integration and an AI-powered hearing boost that clarifies conversations. It explains how these features function, from streaming music directly to the lenses to real-time audio enhancement using on-device...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•0 min
Jailbreaking AGI: Pliny the Liberator & John V on AI Red Teaming, BT6, and the Future of AI Security
In this episode, Pliny the Liberator and John V discuss their radical approach to AI red‑teaming, emphasizing universal jailbreaks—skeleton‑key prompts that bypass guardrails across modalities—and the shortcomings of RLHF‑based safety as mere security theater. They detail hard vs. soft jailbreak...
By Latent Space
Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•1h
Why Physical AI Needed a Completely New Data Stack
In this episode, Lukas Biewald interviews a lineup of AI leaders—from Arvind Jain of Glean, who details the shift from enterprise search to agentic AI that grasps internal workflows, to Jarek Kutylowski of DeepL, who explains how a small team...
By Gradient Dissent
Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•45 min
From AI Agent Orchestrators to Deepfakes. The New Tech Order
The episode revisits the team’s bold January 2025 AI roadmap, evaluating how predictions about AI agent orchestrators, reasoning data, and deepfake threats have unfolded. Jordan Wilson highlights the rise of AI agents as a new employee class, the shift toward...
By Everyday AI
Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•51 min
OpenAI's 'Code Red' And the AIO Best-Of Listicle Hack
The episode examines OpenAI's rushed launch of GPT‑5.2, noting its strong benchmark scores but mixed real‑world performance and urging cautious testing against GPT‑5.1. It reveals how classic "best‑of" listicles are now a rapid shortcut to AI search visibility, though this...
By Artificially Intelligent Marketing
Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•8 min
DoorDash Rolls Out Zesty AI Social App
The episode breaks down DoorDash's new AI-powered social app, Zesty, which helps users discover restaurants and share dining experiences. It explains how Zesty's AI curates personalized recommendations, leverages community content, and integrates social features to make food discovery more interactive....
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 15, 2025•22 min
Will This OpenAI Update Make AI Agents Work Better?
The episode examines OpenAI's integration of Anthropic's "skills" system, explaining how modular skill libraries and progressive disclosure can make AI agents more efficient, reliable, and easier to share than ever‑more complex monolithic models. It highlights the broader AI policy landscape,...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Dec 14, 2025•7 min
Woman Gives Birth Inside Waymo Robotaxi
The episode recounts a real‑world edge case where a pregnant woman went into labor while inside a Waymo self‑driving robotaxi, detailing how the autonomous system and the ride‑share operator responded to the emergency. It highlights the challenges autonomous vehicles face...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•1h
AI Could Let a Few People Control Everything — Permanently (Article by Rose Hadshar)
The episode examines how advanced AI could dramatically amplify existing power imbalances, enabling a tiny elite to control vast economic, political, and military systems. It outlines why this risk is urgent, counters common objections that the threat is overstated or...
By 80,000 Hours Podcast
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•37 min
Passwords Are Broken: AI Agents Need Identity | Rishi Bhargava, CEO of Descope
Rishi Bhargava, CEO of Descope, explains why traditional passwords are failing and how passkeys and AI agent identities can create a seamless, secure login experience. He breaks down the mechanics of account takeovers, the persistent pain points of password-based logins,...
By Infinite Curiosity
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•1h 3m
GPT-5.2 Can't Identify a Serial Killer & Was The Year of Agents A Lie? EP99.28-5.2
The hosts put OpenAI's new GPT‑5.2 through a series of tests, exposing its verbosity, over‑hype, and critical failures—most notably its inability to recognize a serial killer in a straightforward prompt, while Claude Opus and Gemini 3 Pro outperform it. They examine why...
By This Day in AI Podcast
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Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•8 min
Episode 1,001: My AI Journey So Far
In this milestone episode, the host reflects on the evolution of the show and their personal AI journey, contrasting early experiences with current developments. They highlight what has fundamentally changed in AI tools and practices, as well as enduring principles...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•9 min
Google Tests On-Article AI Breakdown Panels
The episode explores Google's new AI-powered "breakdown panels" that appear within articles to automatically highlight key events, people, and data. It discusses how these panels aim to enhance reader comprehension while noting publishers' wariness about depending on machine-generated summaries for...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•1h 6m
Why the Next AI Frontier Is Phone Calls, with Beside CEO Maxime Germain
In this episode, the hosts discuss the latest AI industry turbulence—including OpenAI’s alarm over Google’s Gemini and talent wars between Apple and Meta—before interviewing Maxime Germain, CEO of Beside, the AI-powered receptionist handling 2.5 million calls monthly for 20,000 businesses. Germain...
By ACCESS
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•24 min
GPT-5.2 Is Here
The episode dissects OpenAI's new GPT‑5.2, highlighting its stronger reasoning stability, extended context handling, and real‑world productivity features for coding, spreadsheets, and presentations. Early benchmark data and tester feedback illustrate tangible performance gains, while the hosts discuss OpenAI's pivot toward...
By The AI Breakdown