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AI Chip Economics - What's Inside, Who Builds it, & Who Pays (opens the original)
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Eden and Ellen break down the economics of AI chips. They talk through how a chip actually gets made (wafers, logic dies, HBM memory), why one company in Taiwan (TSMC) manufactures nearly every advanced chip on Earth, and why NVIDIA's record-breaking quarter might be propped up by companies investing in each other in a circular loop.
A Beginner's Guide to Git & GitHub (opens the original)
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90% of the Fortune 100 run their code through GitHub, and this week it went down for 7 hours. If your reaction to that is questions and confusion .... this one is for you. Eden breaks down Git vs. GitHub (not the same thing!!): The 2005 drama that made Linus Torvalds rage-build Git in two weeks, the platform that built upon it and became a social network for developers, plus the bare minimum version control every vibecoder needs to know.
World Models: The Brains Behind Waymos & Humanoid Robots (opens the original)
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LLMs predict the next word. World models predict the next moment. Eden explains the AI "brains" powering Waymos and humanoid robots and Ellen gets into the real-world applications: simulated tornado testing, robot hands that can hold an egg, NVIDIA's Cosmos, and why people are getting paid to wear GoPros while doing chores. Your delivery robot is smarter than you think.
Basics for the Baddies: Quantum Computing (opens the original)
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Ellen goes solo to tackle quantum computing! She walks through quantum computing basics: classical bits vs. qubits, what superposition and the Bloch sphere actually mean, why rotating qubits creates wave interference that amplifies right answers and cancels wrong ones, why that gives quantum computers an exponential edge over brute force, and why all of it points toward Shor's algorithm eventually breaking RSA-2048 encryption.
Tech Tea: AI Edition - OpenAI vs Apple, Hugging Face Hacked, AI 2040 and more (opens the original)
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Episode Description In this episode, Eden and Ellen cover recent AI news. 1. Apple v. OpenAI Lawsuit Apple's federal lawsuit against OpenAI, two former employees, and hardware startup IO over alleged theft of trade secrets — plus the Musk-Altman fallout on X. 2. OpenAI Sandbox Escape How an OpenAI model being tested for hacking skills broke out of its sandbox and breached Hugging Face. 3. AI 2040 Scenario Forecast A look at AI 2040, a long-form projection of AI's trajectory through 2040, includi
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