The Relief Trap Conundrum
The first useful elder-care robots will probably look like a helper.They will lift a parent from bed at 2:13 in the morning. They will steady a walker, fetch a dropped phone, sort pills, warm soup, ch...
18 Heinä 26min
Kimi K3 Shakes Up Coding Models
The episode opened with the Neo robot hand and the next Conundrum topic, elder care. Brian framed the new hand as more than a cool robotics demo, arguing that better tactile sensing, pressure control,...
17 Heinä 59min
Inkling, Codex Micro And Robot Surgeons
The episode opened with the new Codex Micro device, a developer-focused keypad built for agentic coding workflows. The hosts discussed who the device is really for, whether it helps professional devel...
16 Heinä 1h
Jony Ive’s Screenless AI Device Emerges
The episode opened with AI’s growing pressure on enterprise technology spending, including IBM’s revenue warning and the possibility that companies are delaying traditional mainframe purchases so they...
16 Heinä 1h 20min
AI Productivity Addiction
The episode opened with frustration around GPT-5.6, especially Sol, and why stronger models may require clearer goal prompts, tighter constraints, and better success criteria. The hosts compared Sol, ...
14 Heinä 58min
Apple Sues OpenAI, Meta Rolls Back Muse, and AI Cheating
The episode opened with Apple’s lawsuit against OpenAI over alleged theft of confidential AI hardware information. The hosts discussed why talent movement, trade secrets, and AI hardware competition r...
13 Heinä 1h 4min
The Reciprocity Trap Conundrum
Facebook made refusal lonely. Ring made refusal visible. AI agents may make refusal feel selfish.A household agent works best when it can coordinate with other people’s agents: school pickups, neighbo...
11 Heinä 28min
Did 5.6 Sol Just Close The Fable Gap?
The episode focused on OpenAI’s ChatGPT Work rollout, the new desktop experience, and how Codex, computer use, browser control, local apps, and mobile workflows now fit together. The hosts compared GP...
10 Heinä 1h 3min
