Pacing the Frontier
The biggest AI labs are suddenly talking about pacing the frontier, but nobody is actually hitting the brakes. Host Emily Laird breaks down the cyber incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic, why test...
21 Sep 12min
Flock Cameras: Where Your License Plate Data Really Goes
Flock cameras may sit in your town, but the data they collect can travel far beyond it. Host Emily Laird follows the network behind automated license plate readers, from National Lookup and cross-agen...
16 Sep 11min
Inside Flock: Who Can Search Your License Plate Data?
In this episode, host Emily Laird examines who gets access to Flock's massive license plate database, what police can search, and what happens when that access is abused. From officers allegedly track...
15 Sep 12min
What are Flock Cameras?
Flock Safety built an 8.3 billion dollar business on a simple idea: a photograph isn't very useful until software can search it. In this episode, host Emily Laird traces the path from one Atlanta neig...
14 Sep 12min
Why AI Evaluation Still Needs Human Experts
The most dangerous AI output isn't the ridiculous one; it's the polished answer with one critical error hiding in plain sight. In this episode, host Emily Laird puts generative AI evaluation on trial,...
10 Sep 13min
A Jailbreak is Not a Hack
Somebody got your company chatbot to break a rule, and now they are calling it a hack. Host Emily Laird separates a jailbreak from a prompt injection from an actual system compromise, using a real Mic...
9 Sep 9min
GPT-6 or Astra
GPT-6 Astra scored 99.9 percent on ARC-AGI-3. It also scored 62.7 percent: same model, different connection layer, and the higher score came with a lower bill. In this episode, host Emily Laird separa...
8 Sep 15min
Alibaba's Wan3.0 and Synthetic Worlds
Alibaba shipped Wan 3.0 on August 24, and the interesting part is not the thirty-second clips: it is the production pipeline underneath them, and where that pipeline is quietly headed. Host Emily Lair...
2 Sep 12min
