The Next Wave of AI Agents Is Here
This episode focused on how AI is moving from chat into action: persistent agents, enterprise workflows, customer support, navigation, and websites built for AI use. The group spent the most time on P...
12 Mar 1h 3min
Yann LeCun’s $1B Bet
The March 11, 2026 episode opens with a discussion about public skepticism toward AI, using polling data to frame how AI is being perceived politically and socially. The hosts then move through severa...
11 Mar 1h 3min
New AI Rankings, FIgure's Helix, and Scam Defense
Brian, Beth, Andy, Karl, and first-time guest Danielle Lafleur open with an introduction to Danielle and her work at Easy as Pie. The show then moves into news, starting with Figure’s latest home-tidy...
10 Mar 58min
AI Built a Brain on a Chip?
Andy, Beth, and Brian open with a wide-ranging discussion on neuromorphic computing, including fruit fly connectomes, biological neurons on chips, and what those advances could mean for future AI syst...
9 Mar 1h 2min
The Catharsis Loop Conundrum
Public agencies and large service centers sit on a constant backlog of frustration. Benefits, healthcare claims, school bureaucracy, billing disputes, outages, policy confusion. Demand keeps rising wh...
7 Mar 23min
GPT 5.4 vs Gemini: Benchmarks, Codex, Excel
Beth Lyons and Andy Halliday open the show with a focused breakdown of GPT-5.4, framing it less as a universal leap and more as a strong advance in white-collar knowledge work and real-world task perf...
6 Mar 56min
AI Bugs, Swarms, and “God’s Eye”
The hosts briefly touch the latest twist in the Anthropic / Pentagon / OpenAI narrative, including discussion around a reported internal memo and how the story keeps evolving. They then move into crea...
6 Mar 57min
Midjourney Woes and Deepseek V4 Buzz
Episode 673 opens with updates on the ongoing Anthropic / OpenAI / DoD situation, including discussion of autonomous systems, decision-speed, and military targeting concepts like “kill chain” vs “kill...
4 Mar 1h 37min
