Host Jayson Manship records from a gaming convention in Louisville, Kentucky, to share the latest artificial intelligence news and his personal software experiments on this solo episode of Authentic and Agentic.

Manship covers Eli Lilly's partnership with Nvidia to build a massive supercomputer in Indianapolis designed for drug discovery. He also breaks down the Pentagon's decision to sever ties with Anthropic over autonomous weapons concerns and sign a new contract with OpenAI.

Additionally, Manship explores a Google patent for AI-generated landing pages and its potential impact on web publishers and e-commerce.

In the second half of the show, Manship details his attempt to build a personal AI assistant using a Mac mini and the open-source agent OpenClaw. He warns listeners about the software's unpredictable behavior, security risks and high token costs. Manship concludes by recommending Anthropic's Claude desktop app for workflow automation and the Replit platform for building custom business applications, sharing how he built a staff scheduling app for his own company in less than 24 hours.