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Thanos and Rollins weekly discuss if and how AI will disrupt current jobs
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Nobody Knows How to Stop This (opens the original)
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AI is becoming more autonomous, more powerful, and harder for humans to understand. But how much control do we really have over artificial intelligence when AI agents can access computers, passwords, Gmail, financial systems, and even build software on their own? In this episode of Will AI Snap That, Thanos and Michael explore the biggest questions surrounding AI safety, autonomous AI, AI risks, and the future of artificial intelligence. They discuss OpenAI’s controversial Navier-Stokes breakthr
AI Breakouts: THIS IS FINE! (opens the original)
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AI agents are getting more autonomous, AI models are finding new ways to collaborate, and the line between useful automation and unexpected behavior is becoming harder to define. In this episode of Will AI Snap That?, Thanos and Michael Rollins dive into Claude Code token changes, MCP vs Agent SDK efficiency, AI breakout experiments, autonomous robots, world models, and whether the AI apocalypse is actually something we should worry about.From rising AI token costs and self-hosting Loom alternat
Your Codebase Sucks (And It Doesn’t Matter Anymore) (opens the original)
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AI is changing the way we build, test, and ship software, and in this episode, Michael Rollins and Faunus dive deep into what that actually looks like in practice. From completing a massive codebase refactor in just two days to using Claude for architecture visualization, goal loops, sub-agents, and automated correctness checks, this episode explores how AI is shifting engineers from writing code to making higher-level decisions.
MCP is ☠️!!! I'll fight you! (opens the original)
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Is MCP Dead? Stateless MCP, Rogue Agents, and “Dangerous” Models (OpenAI vs GLM 5.3)Michael Rollins and his co-host Thanos discuss Michael’s ongoing “war” with MCP, arguing it’s largely a reimplementation of SDKs and often unnecessary when a harnessed LLM can write direct API integrations with better permission control; they critique “stateless MCP” features like pinned sessions, authentication, async connections, and “conversational stops,” likening it to SOAP with JSON. They compare internal t
AI is getting weird fast. (opens the original)
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AI is getting weird fast. This week we break down the Fable 5 chaos, the GPT 5.6 timing, the rise of vibe coders, and why software development is starting to look very different. If you work in AI, tech, or content, this one’s worth your time.
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