Diet TBPN delivers the best of today’s TBPN episode in 30 minutes. TBPN is a live tech talk show hosted by John Coogan and Jordi Hays, streaming weekdays 11–2 PT on X and YouTube, with each episode posted to podcast platforms right after.Described by The New York Times as “Silicon Valley’s newest obsession,” the show has recently featured Mark Zuckerberg, Sam Altman, Mark Cuban, and Satya Nadella.TBPN is made possible by:Ramp - https://ramp.comPublic - https://public.comCisco -

This Week In Startups is made possible by:Vanta: https://www.vanta.com/twist DigitalOcean: https://do.co/twist Sentry: http://sentry.io/twist Plaud: http://Plaud.ai/twist Today’s show: The smarter AI gets, the more it just does the work for you, and the less helpful it becomes as a tutor. Shan Reddy of Aristotle joins Jason to demo a voice-first tutor built to run a session the way a $200-an-hour human tutor would. We also dive into why frontier models are trained to hand you answers rather than

AI can summarize documents, analyze spreadsheets, search internal systems, and automate entire workflows—but what happens to your sensitive data once it enters those systems?In this episode, David and Sophia explore the growing security risks created by rapid AI adoption and explain why traditional data protection tools may be unable to see where confidential information is actually going.From shadow AI and public chatbots to retrieval augmented generation, vector databases, AI agents, and

OpenAI helped ignite the generative AI boom—but what happens when the cost of building that future becomes larger than the business itself?In this episode, David and Sophia examine the financial and physical infrastructure behind the AI revolution, focusing on the enormous capital requirements, data center construction, energy demand, investor exposure, and systemic risks described in the source material.The conversation asks a provocative question: has the race to build increasingly

What happens when software developers stop writing code by hand and start managing AI agents instead?In this episode, David and Sophia explore a major shift happening across the software industry: the move from traditional programming toward AI-generated code, agentic workflows, and automated software factories.The discussion begins with David Heinemeier Hansson, creator of Ruby on Rails, and his claim that hand coding is no longer the normal course of business at 37signals. From there, the

(01:17) - AI Video Game Mods(18:04) - 𝕏 Timeline Reactions (37:13) - Chinese Cars Take Over Britain (43:49) - Fiat's $15k Microcar (57:09) - Sean Frank, CEO of Ridge, discusses the company’s rapid growth, his decision not to sell its business data to AI firms, and how AI is transforming e-commerce operations, advertising, and creative production. He also explores agent-driven shopping, TikTok marketing, consumer spending, celebrity partnerships, and Ridge’s potential expansion into

“You actually have the president and the Treasury working for Bitcoin because they’re working for a weaker dollar.” Matt Cole joins to discuss why he believes America’s debt crisis leaves the government with few good options, how rising bond yields could force the Treasury and Fed to intervene, and why a weaker dollar could fuel Bitcoin’s next bull market. We also get into why AI could create abundance without generating enough tax revenue to fix the debt problem, his case for $500K Bitcoin by

Welcome to the Bear Lair!* (No, it’s nothing like that other show.) As we continue to explore the world of AI tools and vibe coding, we invited a few enterprising Vergecast fans to share their projects — and we invited The Verge’s Hayden Field to judge them with us. We’ll see what people are working on, and whether any of them will make us fabulously wealthy.*We came up with this name before we became aware that someone else thought of it first... no relation to the APTNtv show Bears'

This article was created by Forethought. See all of our research on our website. How persuasive are present-day AI systems? Unfortunately, it is surprisingly difficult to know where AI capabilities in persuasion are today (September 2026), or even three months ago. Benchmarking AI capabilities well is always hard, but I think humanity's understanding of AI's persuasive abilities is substantially worse than our understanding of, say, AI cybersecurity or math abilities. Still, this question is worth

Reflection is soon releasing Beam, its first open-weight AI model, in a bid to become the DeepSeek of the West. Trained from scratch, Beam is designed for coding, reasoning, and AI agents. Reflection's benchmarks put it alongside the strongest open models, with substantially more efficient token economics.To mark Beam’s debut, I'm joined by Reflection's co-founders: CEO Misha Laskin, who led reward modeling for Google’s Gemini, and CTO Ioannis Antonoglou, who helped create AlphaGo and AlphaZero

An ex-OpenAI safety staffer quit, saying AI labs needed to get it right the first time. Plus, Western open-weight models were coming, Meta's Muse kept a page on everyone you know, SpaceXAI got renamed SpaceXSI, and Apple tightened Full Disk Access.David Robinson, ex-OpenAI safety and policy: SV lacks a safety-centric culture; labs must study other fields' safety approaches; time for trial and error's over (The Atlantic) OpenAI safety employee David Robinson quits, says AI firms should be run

Oil flows through the Middle East are back near pre-war levels, but 10 year yields and the MOVE index are telling a different story.🔗 https://bitcoinproducts.com In this episode: Why Middle East crude flows are back to pre-war levels while diesel and refined products still lag What the US and China statement on Iran and Hormuz tolls signals How the push for a China-free rare earth supply chain is going Why the MOVE index and French bond spreads are blowing out How stablecoins and Treasury bills

AI, context, and New Zealand’s data center future Full Show Notes: https://www.theintelligenceagepodcast.com/843 Mark Smith speaks with Oliver Hartwich about how AI has changed since January, why agentic tools have become the real shift, and what that means for workflows, context, and cross-model collaboration. They also dig into New Zealand’s position in the global AI and infrastructure landscape, especially around data centers, energy, solar, batteries, and water use. Key topics In thi...

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/firefox-didnt-just-lose-the-browser-war-mozilla-slowly-gave-it-away. I did not quit Firefox in one day. Brave was my backup until it became my default. This is how Mozilla slowly lost me. Check more stories related to programming at: https://hackernoon.com/c/programming. You can also check exclusive content about #firefox, #mozilla, #brave, #chromium, #privacy,

In this episode of Inside AsembleAI, host Mac Goswami sits down with Dr. Latha Karthigaa — Director & Head of AI Governance at the Global AI Certification Council (GAICC) — on why most companies that think their AI is governed are dangerously wrong, and what responsible AI actually looks like.What's Covered:"A Policy Is Not Governance" — The biggest myth in enterprise AI. Latha's highway analogy: governance is the guardrail that lets you drive faster, not the thing slowing you down.52% of

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Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Discover Fresh Perspectives. In this episode, host David Gouthro sits down with Mike McGraw, a candidate for mayor in the City of North Vancouver. David recently read a statistic which indicated that on Vancouver's North Shore, over the last number of elections, incumbents won something like 93% of the time. This makes it very difficult for someone who is not an incumbent (and may be relatively unknown) to be given serious consideration as a candidate. David (who ...

What does standing with teachers mean in South Sudan? On World Teachers’ Day, Radio Miraya speaks with education specialists Manuela Tiyu and Tawanda Madhangi about unpaid salaries, overcrowded classrooms and the challenges of keeping qualified teachers in rural schools. They discuss a three-year programme targeting more than 4,200 teachers, alongside practical support such as housing and training. The conversation examines what government, communities and businesses can do to help teachers stay in

Pranksy’s claim that Bored Apes helped ruin NFTs sparks a long debate over what actually went wrong during the last NFT cycle, from copycat projects and over-financialization to the communities that kept people engaged. The conversation also digs into builder persistence, product-market fit and when sticking with a project starts creating diminishing returns. Earlier in the show, ApeCoin’s recent move and ApePay lead into a broader discussion about whether spending volatile tokens makes sense...

Je li umjetna inteligencija napredovala brže nego što je možemo razumjeti i kontrolirati? U drugoj epizodi sedme sezone Netokracijinog podcasta razgovaramo o novoj fazi AI utrke, mogućem usporavanju razvoja najnaprednijih modela i problemu koji nastaje kada AI počne pomagati u razvoju nove generacije AI sustava.Dok velike AI kompanije istovremeno govore o sigurnosti i natječu se za tehnološku i tržišnu prednost, otvaramo i pitanje Europe, njezine AI infrastrukture i regulacije društvenih