
Two founders, Matt & Ian, navigating the world of AI — and showing their work.
Mark Zuckerberg has released a compelling manifesto for his vision of AI. His perspective might surprise you.
A high-flying hedge fund was actually doing Texas hedges, and gets liquidated. AI starts solving lots of math problems, which is cool.
We're all focused on the wrong agentic commerce opportunity. This week we interview Causa Prima CEO Max Ament and go deep on B2B agentic commerce. We also get a real taste of what AI entrepreneurship in Europe looks like.
On this week's episode, we interview Maex Ament, co-founder of Causa Prima. Check out their launch video.
We're at a critical juncture. We need to stop AI development now or experience guaranteed doom according the authors of the AI 2040 report.
OpenAI just publicized a wild situation where one of their latest test models escaped the test environment and found a way to get onto the internet, which it then used to hack into Hugging Face to get answers to the test it was challenged with.
This is quite a lucid and accurate (I think) view on AI's lack of impact on human job loss from the NY Times.
AI's voracious appetite for data is causing humans to be co-opted into training it to replace their jobs. We explore the whys of this.
One of the reasons the government is withholding access to both Fable 5 by Anthropic and now ChatGPT 5.6 from OpenAI is that they are capable of hacking computers, and also our DNA. Recent reports indicate that China is extremely worried about this genetic capability and its ability to disrupt their top heavy individualist power structure.
Five Eyes spy agencies admit Fable Five's power, and the NSA confirms Mythos can crack its systems. We discuss the implications.
Anthropic released a report that in part identifies return on expertise as now being critical and more correlated to success in developing artefacts on Claude Code. Said another way, it's more valuable to be a domain expert than a software expert when building new software.