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Car Radio Mandates, Gmail Political Spam, and Nvidia's $13B AI Buy | 09-19-26 (opens the original)
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Sam Bushman and Jay Harrison break down the US House vote to mandate AM radios in every new vehicle and debate whether that's a safety necessity or government overreach. They dig into Google's new Gmail verified sender program that lets politicians bypass your spam filter, share a handy Gmail plus-addressing trick for filtering email, and cover a Latvian operation called "elephant clicking" that's paying foreign workers to amplify Republican content on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Plus, a zer
AI Doomsday Warning, Microsoft's Record Patch, and Apple's CEO Swap | 09-16-26 (opens the original)
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Sam Bushman and Jay Harrison dig into a former Anthropic and OpenAI insider's alarming claim that AI could kill all humans with a 10% chance within a decade. They debate whether that's a genuine existential threat or media hyperbole, then cover Microsoft's record-breaking 974-security-hole patch, Meta's collapsed plan to replace 60% of workers with AI, Apple's CEO transition from Tim Cook to John Ternus, Meta's $17 billion teen social media settlement, the mind-bending fact that there are now mo
Apple's $2,000 Folding iPhone and the "Always Listening" Watch | 09-12-26 (opens the original)
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Sam Bushman and Jay Harrison break down Apple's September event, where they unveiled the iPhone Duo (their first folding phone starting at $2,000), the iPhone 18 Pro, new Apple Watches, AirPods 5, and major Siri/AI upgrades. They also cover Huawei's foldable launch and US racketeering trial, debate whether foldable phones are durable enough to justify the price, and discuss Apple's new "always listening" watch feature and its privacy implications. Plus, a quick look at Fireflies.ai for AI meetin
Cyber Strikes, AI Failures, Robots & BMW Ad Backlash | 09-02-26 (opens the original)
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Sam and Jay break down the Trump administration's green-lighting of private-sector cyber counterattacks against foreign criminal networks, and debate the risks of vetted companies going rogue. Sam shares his personal frustrations with ChatGPT reliability degrading over time, explaining his four-layer AI reality framework and why stale data is making AI tools increasingly unreliable. They discuss humanoid robots entering BMW and Hyundai car factories, the outrage over Spider-Man movie ads appeari
Solar Hacks, Old-School Security, Slow Apps & AI in Schools | 08-29-26 (opens the original)
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Sam and Jay dive into the latest tech trends, from Utah's new balcony solar systems that let anyone dabble in solar power, to the surprising cybersecurity strategy of running obsolete software that hackers have stopped targeting. They explore the rising popularity of slow messaging apps like Carrier Pidge and Roost that deliberately delay your texts, the booming $44 billion wearable tech industry and its push into healthcare, and the debate around Google expanding Gemini AI to students of all ag
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