Ranjan Roy from Margins is back for our weekly discussion of the latest tech news. We cover: 1) Anthropic's IPO S-1 document leaks 2) Anthropic's revenue growth 3) Anthropic's funding commitments 4) Does the entire stock market hinge on Anthropic pulling it off? 5) Record low S&P 500 breadth 6) Would Big Tech abandon Anthropic if things go wrong? 7) OpenAI introduces its Dots personal agent 8) Alex's Dots review 9) Do you really need frontier models for these AI assistants? 10) Tavus and the visual

0:00 - NCAA chaos and travel plans 4:06 - Deepfakes and proving identity (biometrics, signed video, Face ID) 12:07 - Key storage, social recovery and webs of trust 18:43 - Ideas for PBJ: AI fact-checkers, audience agents, live summaries 29:13 - Could an AI become PBJ’s fourth host (via Goose Development Kit)? 32:21 - What the White House AI accord actually does 37:18 - The problem with traditional audits for probabilistic AI systems 43:40 - america.gov and the AI ovethaul of

We’re paying a lot more to heat and cool our homes these days – and so, is “heat pump” technology a better alternative to traditional furnaces and air conditioners? On the show we’ve got David Rames, Senior Manager at Midea Residential Air Conditioning.Is there a better way to track – or even predict – falling? Our population is aging and falling is a huge risk at home and in long-term care facilities. We’re going to hear about one such innovation called SmartRoom, with a company called AI Matrix

OpenAI introduced Dots this week; proactive agents that run in the cloud and act for you without being asked. Meta’s Muse and Manus offer similar capabilities. The big question: Do you want your AI agent to be proactive? Plus Amazon unveiled a new Kindle lineup this week aimed at new readers. Amazon says 60% of buyers are first-time Kindle owners. The second question of the week: Ebook or real book?Starring Sarah Lane, Tom Merritt, Robb Dunewood, Jason Howell, Huyen Tue Dao, Len Peralta, Roger

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A temperature reading, a vibration sample, a machine cycle, and a device disconnect may all be described as events, but they do not represent the same architectural problem. In industrial IoT and manufacturing environments, confusing continuous telemetry with discrete events can create noisy workflows, incomplete production histories, unnecessary processing, and systems that react without enough context.In this episode, we break down the architectural difference between Azure IoT Hub Message Routing

Become a Ctrl-Alt-Speech supporter to get extended episodes of the podcast plus the chance to submit stories for us to cover. In this week’s episode, Ben is joined by Katie Harbath, Meta’s former director of public policy for global elections and now founder of technology policy firm Anchor Change. She is also the author of Disrupting Politics, out on Tuesday. Together they discuss: TSE (Brazil Election Commission) clarifies rules on deepfakes in the 2026 elections (O Diário do Par...

OpenAI fired three researchers for allegedly sharing sensitive info with an AI safety group, and the whistleblower talk started. Cloudflare launched Clef to challenge Jev, Suno added Speech, and Slovenia's .si domains boomed after Trump's "super intelligence" rebrand.OpenAI says it "parted ways" with three researchers for violating its "handling sensitive" info policies; sources: they shared it with an AI safety organization (WSJ) Cloudflare debuts open-weight multimodal decision models Clef

Wake me up, when Techtember ends. As we wrap up September the crew talks about taking pictures with a toothbrush, Tesla Roadster being delayed, new Nothing Headphone Pros, Meta Connect, and OpenAI Dev day!Links: Mark Gurman: Homepad Twitter Joanna Stern: Mark Zuckerberg Interview The Verge: Amazon Blocks Muse Ben Jordan: Flock Senate Hearing This episode brought to you by: Shopify: https://www.shopify.com/waveform Framer: https://www.framer.com/wave Jira:

In this episode of BHIS Presents: AI Security Ops, the team continues its breakdown of the OWASP Agentic Skills Top 10, covering risks six through ten.Agentic skills may look like simple instructions, but they operate inside AI systems with access to tools, files, networks, and other resources. So what happens when those skills aren’t isolated, verified, monitored, or governed?We dig into:- AST06: Weak Isolation- AST07: Update Drift- AST08: Poor Scanning- AST09: No Governance- AST10:

Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow is live in LA for Bloomberg Screentime 2026, speaking with tech leaders and media entrepreneurs. Suno CEO Mikey Shulman discusses how AI is expanding — rather than simply disrupting — the music industry, Promise CEO George Strompolos and Luma AI COO Caroline Ingeborn talk about AI's growing role in filmmaking, and Vermillio CEO Dan Neely dives into the debate around AI and creators' rights.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have a question? Send us a text!Tim sits down with cloud and media experts Rahul Bhatia and Hemant Soni for a special panel comparing how cloud architecture, AI, and regulation are shaping the future of streaming television on both sides of the Atlantic. Recorded on State of Streaming. Commercial engine vs. public core: Why the US is built to monetize while the UK is built to balance.The US streaming model is driven by private capital, aggressive monetization, and high-scale subscription plus

Most discussions about industrial automation and analytics concern operations with hundreds of employees. This episode of Manufacturing Matters explores a less traveled quarter: Small shops with maybe a dozen people on the floor, a founder who has run the place for decades, and a spring sales bump nobody has ever been able to explain. Our guest, Kyle Haworth, built his career building large-scale enterprise data systems before co-founding GuildHall to bring that same discipline to manuf...

NFT community infrastructure becomes the focus as the show digs into fragmented group chats, unclear onboarding and whether holders still have a real place to connect between major events. The conversation expands into membership-club models, recurring dues and what stronger community infrastructure could look like before shifting to Seedphrase’s roughly $6 million CryptoPunk transaction and the distorted expectations around NFT returns. The show also checks in on NFT lending mechanics, poten...

On this week's episode of the Yaesu USA Podcast join John as he discusses some of the great Yaesu deals that started on Oct 1st, 2026, running through Nov. 30th, 2026.Remember the DR-2X special for the North America market for the price of $750 or $950 for a BRAND NEW DR-2X repeater with 3 year warranty is going till Dec 2026.

Philosophies and approaches to AI use differ vastly amongst its users, and Dennis and Tom are no exception. While Dennis imagines “panning for gold” with a high-level thought partner, Tom treats AI as a well-managed, prudent employee. The guys give detailed insights into their prompting styles and discuss both the goals and results of their differing modes of use.Later, they experiment with AI to analyze the podcast and make inferences about who their audience is and what they want out of the

Is the key to turning around public opinion on AI Super Intelligence just to make it cuter? Nilay Patel, Jake Kastrenakes and David Imel talk about the latest adorable agents that want access to all your data, then discuss whether this week's White House AI Super Intelligence accord is worth the paper it's written on.Plus: Gadgets, gadgets, gadgets! We speculate on Apple's rumored October 13 announcement, drool over Huawei's camera for your cameraphone, and herald the return of physical buttons in

An alleged case of gang rape at a Cornell frat house has caused widespread outrage after new details emerged in a civil suit brought by the purported victim. Evidence including a Snapchat screenshot advertising a "free" sexual encounter has seen anger online directed not only towards those men accused of being involved, but others who apparently failed to step in. As a criminal investigation is reopened, Marianna and Matt explain how this case has taken over social media, from scathing critiques of

AI is moving so fast that even the biggest labs are talking about hitting pause, and China’s response is basically: we’re not slowing down for anyone. We get into the tension between US frontier AI labs like OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, and Google weighing safety concerns while China accelerates and leans into open source AI models that anyone can download. If the best tools become free and global, what happens to paid access, regulation, and who gets to set the rules? We also run through the wee...

Bitcoin just broke its bearish market structure, but surging bond yields could still test the rally. Ryan and David unpack Uptober, Robinhood’s trading push, the Bitget hack, and prediction markets’ path to the Supreme Court. --- 📣SPOTIFY PREMIUM RSS FEED | USE CODE: SPOTIFY24 https://bankless.cc/spotify-premium --- BANKLESS SPONSOR TOOLS: 🔓 NEAR | TRADE CONFIDENTIALLY, GET 20% BACK https://bankless.cc/near2026 🎯 THE DEFI REPORT | ONCHAIN