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  • Intelligent Machines 887: September 39th

    As Apple finally pulls back the curtain on its next-gen Siri AI, we break down what actually works, where it falls short, and how a wave of developer confusion could shape whether Siri becomes essential or an afterthought.

  • Welcome to the AGI era, OpenAI says as GPT-6 Astra debuts
  • Anthropic Researcher Quits Over 'Out-of-Control' AI Fears
  • An Alien Mind
  • Muse - Your Personal AI Agent
  • Hikers rescued after using Google Gemini for planning
  • On the Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize Problem
  • Mayor Mamdani and Chancellor Samuels Put Students First with Nation's Broadest Generative AI Moratorium in Schools
  • Hollywood Puts Four Tech Moguls on Trial in October Movie Pileup
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    • Hosts: Leo Laporte, Paris Martineau, and Mikah Sargent

    Guest: Matthew Cassinelli

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      • 2 hr 22 min
    • Hands-On AI: Hands-On AI Cuts Through Hype and Doom

      Depending on who you ask, AI is either going to save the world or end it. Mikah Sargent has a different take: it's a tool, and what matters is what you do with it. Every week on Hands-On AI, Mikah tests the tools everyone's talking about and tells you the truth — what's worth your time, what isn't, and what's actually going on under the hood.

      Hands-On AI launches Thursday, October 1. Subscribe at https://twit.tv/shows/hands-on-ai

      Host: Mikah Sargent

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    • Windows Weekly 1000: Ensheepified

      With Microsoft shattering records for patched vulnerabilities and AI exposing even more bugs, Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell debate whether this tidal wave of fixes signals progress or just bigger trouble ahead for Windows users. Also, Sonos is back and here's something no one has been able to say for, well, forever: It's new app is great! Plus, Gemini's Daily Brief is surprisingly useful, and it's available for free to everyone in the U.S.

      MICROSOFT MAKES MAJOR FINANCIAL REPORTING CHANGE

    • The canary in the coal mine has finally been rewarded: Microsoft will dramatically change how it reports earnings, effective immediately.
    • The good: Didn't see this coming, Microsoft will allegedly be transparent about Azure revenues every quarter
    • The bad: A simpler structure means more revenues are being hidden and you can only make accurate YOY comparisons dating back two years now
    • The unknown: What this will really look like in practice
    • How is it possible that Paul has been all over this for years and Wall Street has mostly ignored it?

      • Windows

    • Patch Tuesday arrives - And, yes, it's basically 26H2
    • New Start, Taskbar, and Windows Search are generally available
    • Is the "real" 26H2 still on track for October or does it just happen whenever?
    • Microsoft fixed almost 1000 security vulnerabilities this month (974), with 723 of them in Windows and 112 of them critical-severity. It has already released over double the number of security patches this year (2760) as it did in all of 2025 (1139).
    • Five new builds drop just ahead of Patch Tuesday updates with three minor new features
    • Project Zenith is a misguided attempt to make Windows better for developers that shows they've learned nothing
    • Microsoft Edge team promises two contrary improvements: Faster extension approvals, better quality

      • It came from IFA

    • Lenovo: Two AMAZING prototype PCs, one of which is imminent as a shipping product. Two killer NVIDIA RTX Spark-based laptops. Colorful laptops and AIO deflate the MacBook Neo balloon nicely. New ThinkCentre desktops and ThinkBook laptops, including a killer AMD-based workstation that can be daisy-chained
    • HP: Three new NVIDIA RTX Spark PCs, one of which is a desktop PC
    • Acer: RTX Spark, gaming handheld, more
    • Key takeaway: NVIDIA RTX Spark is a game-changer

      • Apps

    • Vivaldi adds PWA and address bar improvements
    • Yes, Virginia, Brave is still the fastest web browser

      • AI and dev

    • Newsday and The Seattle Times sue OpenAI and Microsoft for stealing copyrighted content at scale
    • There's a great new documentary about the making of Visual Studio Code out and it's free
    • This is a modern example of how tech limitations can spur innovation, something that happened a lot in the early home computer era and happens a lot less now
    • .NET 11 heads to release candidate phase ahead of November release

      • XBOX and gaming

    • XBOX Cloud Gaming is getting usage caps starting in November and a standalone service is on the way
    • XBOX app is coming to TCL smart TVs
    • XBOX Insiders are testing startup animation choices, Showcase customization, an improved Remote Play experience, background downloads for Cloud Gaming, and more

      • Tips and picks

    • Tip of the week: Gemini offers a useful and free daily briefing
    • App pick of the week: Sonos
    • RunAs Radio this week: State of WSUS with Adam
    • Brown

      • These show notes have been truncated due to length. For the full show notes, visit https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly/episodes/1000

      Hosts: Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell

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        • 2 hr 33 min
      • Security Now 1095: AI-Driven Expertise Loss

        OpenAI's latest advances have the rumor mill buzzing about "hidden thoughts" and unsupervisable models, but are AI safety experts panicking over the wrong threat? Get the clear-headed take behind the headlines.

      • We start out with a classic old school hack against Dropbox.
      • Next Patch Tuesday will be enabling "Memory Integrity" for many.
      • Firefox moved to 155 and obtained a dumb Smart Window.
      • CISA is terminating 6 most valuable cybersecurity services.
      • OpenAI advanced to topof the heap with GPT-6 Astra.
      • But... is it now hiding some of its thinking from monitoring?
      • Nvidia is acquiring Hugging Face. Who's that good for?
      • Google releases Gemini 3.8 Flash and Cyber. Is it good?
      • Chinese cyberespionage is using AI to become more slippery.
      • Matthew Green proposes a fascinating take on AI bug drought.
      • A lifelong safety engineer contemplates AI-driven loss of expertise.

        • Show Notes - https://www.grc.com/sn/SN-1095-Notes.pdf

        Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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        For 16kbps versions, transcripts, and notes (including fixes), visit Steve's site: grc.com, also the home of the best disk maintenance and recovery utility ever written Spinrite 6.

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          • 3 hr 7 min
        • MacBreak Weekly 1041: SHAME

          Apple's long-awaited foldable iPhone could finally be revealed, but will a $2,000+ price tag turn it into an instant sensation or a tech novelty? The team debates whether Apple's ecosystem power is enough to make folding phones mainstream.

          • Anticipation, rumors, and pricing speculation on Apple's foldable iPhone

          • Apple event predictions: iPhone, Apple Watch, Ultra, and other possible launches
          • Apple TV/home hub speculation and Siri AI as the next major push
          • Apple is still working on a foldable Mac
          • Apple Maps and Google Maps controversy: renaming Lake Ontario
          • M6 MacBook Pro and MacBook Neo 2 launching this fall, and MacBook Ultra in 2027?
          • Apple drops Intel support for new Mac App Store apps
          • Vision Pro gets FDA approval for surgery use
          • Netflix iOS games reach 80+ ad-free iPhone and iPad games
          • Apple TV racks up Emmy wins, with Widows Bay set for awards sweep
          • New Apple TV projects: Silo universe expansion, The Waffle House Index thriller

          Picks of the Week

          • Christina's Pick: You Can See Everything trailer
          • Leo's Pick: Airfoil
          • Andy's Pick: soundcore P31i Wireless Earbuds
          • Jason's Pick: XTEINK X4 Pro & Crosspoint Reader

          Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Jason Snell, and Christina Warren

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            • 2 hr 14 min
          • This Week in Tech 1100: Yoloville

            When politicians, parents, and platforms collide, who protects kids from tech's dark side? Dive into real stories of digital parenting, policy-making headaches, and the unexpected ways tech companies shape everyday life.

          • US court rules Google will not have to sell ad exchange after losing antitrust case
          • Why the Courts Are Hesitant to Punish Tech Giants Like Meta and Google
          • John Ternus is now the CEO of Apple
          • Apple, OpenAI legal fight keeps escalating. Here's how we got here
          • Court Filings In A.I. Suit Invoke Copyright Law, Culture and Sports
          • Meta accepts U.S. safety rules while pitching softer tools abroad
          • FTC lawsuit alleges Amazon has been 'secretly and systematically' overcharging for ads
          • Bernie Sanders Proposes Artificial Superintelligence Ban Amid Rogue AI Hackings
          • Vance Called AI Satanic. He Struck a Chord Among Christian Republicans.
          • Who Cares if AI Is Conscious—It's Basically Alive
          • Nvidia Extends A.I. Spending Spree With $12.9 Billion Deal for Hugging Face
          • Tesla's Cybercab Officially Launches Today. It's Already Under Investigation
          • AI visionary Ray Kurzweil is joining a Silicon Valley startup developing a brain computer system that involves snorting nanoparticles

            • Host: Leo Laporte

            Guests: Stacey Higginbotham, Jeff Jarvis, and Owen JJ Stone

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              • 2 hr 50 min
            • Untitled Linux Show 269: Kerfluffel

              This week, we dive back into Omarchy, discuss the Ur project, and celebrate CERN's upgrade to Debian. Audacity 4 is finally out, Jeff tries to convince everyone to buy a Southbridge on a PCIe card, and the LLVM project is debating their AGENTS.md file. Firefox 155 is out, and KDE is working on better BTRFS support. For tips, we have postcard, the vibecoded simple mail client; seq, the for-looper for bash; and systemd-run, the oneshot service runner with interesting capabilities. You can find the show notes at https://bit.ly/46atanC and enjoy!

              Host: Jonathan Bennett

              Co-Hosts: Rob Campbell and Jeff Massie

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                • 1 hr 34 min
              • Hands-On Tech 283: Is Airplane Mode Necessary?

                On this episode of Hands-On Tech, Mikah answers Gene's question about whether airplane mode still serves a real engineering purpose in 2026 and what the smartest phone setup is for flying.

                Send in your questions for Mikah to [email protected], and he'll answer them in a future episode!

                Host: Mikah Sargent

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                  • 14 min
                • This Week in Space 226: Who Owns the Moon?

                  Capitalism—and a strong profit motivation—has driven enterprise for centuries. Two notable examples are the East India Company and the US transcontinental railroad, and the various tycoons who built it. In neither case, by today's standards, were the operations fair or ethical on a number of fronts. Can we do better in space? Dr. Rainer Zitelmann joins us to discuss capitalism and the importance of extraterrestrial land ownership as an enabler of human expansion off-Earth. He's got a lot to say, and not all of it is what you might expect. Join us for this fascinating and informative look at one business case for newspace.

                  Headlines:

                  • NASA's Roman Space Telescope Launches to Explore Cosmic Mysteries
                  • SpaceX Falcon Heavy Returns to Action for Major NASA Mission
                  • Blue Origin Selected to Build Mars Communications Relay for NASA
                  • Japan and Europe's BepiColombo Mission Arrives at Mercury

                  Main Topic: Who Owns the Moon? — Capitalism in Space With Dr. Rainer Zitelmann

                  • Dr. Zitelmann Explains Market Forces Transforming the Space Industry
                  • Historical Parallels Between Economic Reforms and the Privatization of Space
                  • The Outer Space Treaty and Legal Uncertainty Around Private Ownership Off-Earth
                  • Potential for Stock Markets and REITs for Off-World Real Estate and Resources
                  • China's Rapid Advancement in Private Space and Market-Driven Innovation
                  • Safety Zones, Artemis Accords, and the Limits of Current Legal Frameworks
                  • First-Mover Advantage: How Initial Claims Might Play Out on the Moon and Mars
                  • Equity, Envy, and Ethical Debates Over Colonization and Space Ownership
                  • The Role of Commercial Incentive Versus Public Benefit in Expanding Humanity's Reach

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                  Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik

                  Guest: Dr. Rainer Zitelmann

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                    • 1 hr 14 min
                  • Tech News Weekly 453: Scammers Cash In on GTA 6

                    Apple enters the John Ternus era as he becomes CEO ahead of the anticipated iPhone event, a climate scientist exposes the real energy costs of AI use, a bezel-free concept phone debuts at IFA, and Malwarebytes warns GTA fans about dangerous fake "GTA 6 Extended Look" downloads.

                  • Apple kicks off the John Ternus era as CEO, just ahead of a much-anticipated iPhone event—facing challenges in AI, manufacturing, regulation, and the ever-present rumor of a foldable iPhone.
                  • A climate scientist's 8-week experiment spotlights how much energy AI actually burns, showing prompt-based measurements miss the real environmental impact of today's intensive tools.
                  • Tecno unveils Bezelless - a bezel-less concept phone at IFA, as anticipation builds for Apple's rumored border-free iPhone.
                  • Chris Fistonich from Malwarebytes joins to warn about fake GTA 6 sites delivering info-stealing malware to unsuspecting gamers.

                    • Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Abrar Al-Heeti

                    Guest: Chris Fistonich

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                      • 59 min

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