AI’s not slowing down — it’s getting strategic.

In Episode 55, PhiSho breaks down:

🧠 What you’ll hear:

– Amazon’s fight with Perplexity AI over autonomous shopping

– Apple × Google’s $1 billion Siri brain upgrade

– Sam Altman’s cleanup tweet and what it reveals about OpenAI’s real power move

💡 AI isn’t just disrupting work — it’s rewriting who gets to do it.

This week, PhiSho breaks down the power shuffle in AI:

🧠 What you’ll hear:

– Microsoft’s massive new stake in OpenAI and what it really means

– The launch of NEO, the humanoid robot that can fold your laundry

– How Apple, Cisco, and NVIDIA are quietly building the global AI grid

💡 The AI revolution isn’t just digital anymore—it’s standing in your living room.

Apple’s now building AI servers in Texas. Anthropic just inked a multibillion-dollar chip deal with Google. And OpenAI launched a browser that can store your data as you surf.

🧠 What you’ll hear:

– Why Apple’s building AI infrastructure at home

– How Google and Anthropic are reshaping the chip wars

– Why ChatGPT’s new “Atlas” browser could change privacy forever

💡 The AI race isn’t just about brains anymore—it’s about power grids, pipelines, and people.

While the world argues about Sora and chatbots, OpenAI’s empire keeps expanding. In Episode 52, PhiSho breaks down:

🧠 What you’ll hear:

– Apple + OpenAI’s legal war with Elon Musk

– Why Jony Ive’s AI device might be hitting delays

– Japan’s new public-sector partnership with OpenAI

– How MIT’s SCIGEN could redefine scientific discovery

💡 AI’s no longer just a product—it’s the new infrastructure of power.

OpenAI just dropped in-chat apps, crossed a million Sora downloads, and keeps hinting at its first hardware device. In Episode 51, PhiSho connects the dots:

🧠 What you’ll hear:

– Why ChatGPT’s new app system could become the “AI App Store”

– How OpenAI’s Sora and Pulse build loyalty like Apple built iOS

– What CAA, regulators, and chipmakers are fighting over behind the scenes

💡 OpenAI’s not chasing the future—it’s installing it.

Sora didn’t just go viral—it went nuclear. In Episode 50, PhiSho breaks down:

🧠 What you’ll hear:

– Why Sora’s success comes with a cultural cost

– How deepfakes, copyright, and chaos are colliding

– What happens when the internet stops caring what’s real

💡 AI isn’t blurring the line between real and fake—it’s erasing it.

OpenAI just dropped Sora 2, its AI-powered video social app—and it’s already chaos. In Episode 49, PhiSho breaks down:

🧠 What you’ll hear:

– What makes Sora different from other video AIs

– Why deepfakes, copyright, and “slop content” are already raising alarms

– How Sora fits into OpenAI’s bigger strategy of building apps, not just models

💡 When reality is fake, the only real question is: do you still believe what you see?

Apple’s quietly testing Veritas to give Siri real AI powers—while OpenAI and Nvidia race to build GPU empires, and governments stake their claim in sovereign AI.

🧠 What you’ll hear:

– What Veritas is and why it matters for Siri

– How AI infrastructure deals are shaping real power in tech

– Why regulations, teenager safety, and global red lines are creeping into every AI conversation

💡 AI isn’t just coding anymore—it’s being built like a city, and we’re all living inside it.

OpenAI just dropped Pulse, its new proactive AI feed—and it looks a lot like Huxe, a startup I only discovered after seeing the co-founder’s tweet on my FYP. In Episode 47, PhiSho dives into:

🧠 What you’ll hear:

– Why Pulse marks a shift from reactive to proactive AI

– How Huxe fits into the same wave, with its own twist

– The big question: when AI tells you what matters, who’s really in control?

💡 The age of proactive AI isn’t coming—it’s already pulsing.

Capitol Hill grilled Big Tech over chatbots and kids. AMD says the AI boom is only just beginning. And 200+ world leaders are demanding global “red lines” before things go too far.

🧠 What you’ll hear:

– Why Congress wants to hold AI companies legally liable for child safety

– AMD’s $10-year AI boom prediction and what it means for the economy

– How global leaders are drawing the first hard lines on AI risk

💡 AI’s future isn’t just code—it’s politics, profit, and power plays.