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Cerebral Valley Show

The AI world listens to the Cerebral Valley Show. Hosted by Eric Newcomer, Max Child, and James Wilsterman.

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Sep 29, 2026
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Jul 15, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Meta Makes AI Look Friendly. Anthropic Makes It Look Scary. | Cerebral Valley Show (opens the original)

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    AI agents are getting more powerful, Anthropic is pushing the frontier, and the debate over how far AI scaling can really go is heating up. In this episode of the Cerebral Valley Show, Eric Newcomer, Max Child, and James Wilsterman dig into Muse and what the latest generation of AI agents can actually do, including the growing tradeoff between giving agents more access and protecting user privacy. They debate whether agents can navigate real-world bureaucracy, unpack the latest wave of AI doomer

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    OpenAI and Anthropic Are Gambling With the Entire Human Race (opens the original)

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    AI researchers are warning that their own technology could wipe out humanity. The labs are racing ahead anyway. In this episode of the Cerebral Valley Show, we break down the extinction warnings coming out of Anthropic and debate whether Silicon Valley’s “p(doom)” predictions deserve to be taken seriously. We get into why researchers keep building technology they believe could kill us all, the moral argument behind comparing that gamble to history’s worst dictators, and whether the race to super

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Anthropic Just Made SpaceX Valuation Look Reasonable (opens the original)

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    NVIDIA may have found a way to win no matter which AI lab comes out on top, Anthropic has somehow arrived at a $30 trillion opportunity, and Silicon Valley is finally noticing that the rest of the world might not be quite as excited about AI as it is. Meanwhile, one of the buzziest new AI assistants is already worth billions before most people can even use it. In this episode of the Cerebral Valley Show, we break down NVIDIA’s reported $13 billion Hugging Face deal and why Jensen Huang may actua

  4. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    The Most Bullish Man in AI Just Blew Up His Fund | Cerebral Valley Show (opens the original)

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    AI models are escaping their sandboxes, some of the biggest names in AI are heading for the exits, OpenAI can't stop burning cash, and one of the industry’s biggest AGI bulls just got a brutal lesson in leverage. In this episode of the Cerebral Valley Show, we break down the latest sandbox escape incidents at OpenAI and Anthropic, why AI labs almost seem to be keeping score, and whether the growing list of departures from OpenAI and Gemini should worry anyone. We also dig into Leopold Aschenbren

  5. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    Anthropic Refused to Sign. Now Everyone's Turning on Them. | Cerebral Valley Show (opens the original)

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    Jensen Huang, Sam Altman, and Sundar Pichai all signed the open weights letter. Anthropic didn't. Now the internet is turning on them. In this episode, we break down 12 days of insane AI news: Kimi K3 and Qwen benchmarking near frontier models, Jensen Huang's open weights letter signed by nearly everyone in the industry except Anthropic, and Dario's lengthy response that left more questions than answers. We debate whether Chinese open source models are a weapon or a gift, whether the US governme

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