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ChatGPT can now read your Chrome tabs and act for you. Plus delivery robot lawsuits, a memory enzyme, AI agents and junior jobs, and the Orionid meteor shower — five stories in under three minutes.

In this episode:

1. ChatGPT can now read your Chrome tabs and act for you. Here is what you are agreeing to

https://richbrewco.com/articles/ai/chatgpt-chrome-extension-tabs-permissions

2. Delivery robots on the sidewalk face lawsuits in Chicago and new ground rules in the UK

https://richbrewco.com/articles/robotics/sidewalk-delivery-robots-chicago-lawsuits-uk-rules

3. Scientists find a brain enzyme linked to sharp memory in old age

https://richbrewco.com/articles/health-biotech/brain-enzyme-memory-resilience-old-age

4. Inside one AI company, software helpers now outwork the staff, and fewer juniors get hired

https://richbrewco.com/articles/tech-business/anthropic-workplace-report-ai-agents-junior-hiring

5. Bits of Halley's Comet will streak across the sky next week. Here is when to look

https://richbrewco.com/articles/space/orionid-meteor-shower-2026-viewing-times

Fake videos could soon fool courts, OpenAI and Meta warn judges. Plus robot-arm safety, exercise as medicine, AI hiring, and space retinas — five stories in under three minutes.

DeepMind and Singapore built a scam warning that runs on your phone, not in the cloud. Plus Waymo, Starship, McKinsey's AI mayor, and a longevity gene — five stories in under three minutes.

In this episode:

1. A scam warning that lives on your phone, not in the cloud

https://richbrewco.com/articles/ai/phone-scam-warning-singapore-deepmind

2. Driverless rides now open to everyone in San Antonio, San Diego and Tampa

https://richbrewco.com/articles/robotics/waymo-opens-san-antonio-san-diego-tampa

3. SpaceX wants up to 456 Starship launches a year from South Texas. Neighbours now get a say

https://richbrewco.com/articles/space/starship-456-launches-review-public-comment

4. To get a first job at McKinsey, some graduates now pitch an AI 'mayor'

https://richbrewco.com/articles/tech-business/mckinsey-ai-mayor-job-interview

5. Turning up one gene helped old mice stay strong longer and live 14% longer

https://richbrewco.com/articles/health-biotech/srsf1-gene-old-mice-live-longer

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro

0:05 AI: On-device scam warning

0:35 Robotics: Driverless rides open

1:04 Space: 456 Starship launches

1:34 Tech & Business: AI mayor interview

2:01 Health: SRSF1 longevity gene

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In this episode:

1. Character.AI filed for bankruptcy. Here is what happens to the chats you shared

https://richbrewco.com/articles/ai/character-ai-bankruptcy-your-chats

2. South Korea clears 20 walking robots to work beside people on real factory floors

https://richbrewco.com/articles/robotics/korea-20-humanoid-robots-factory-test

3. Europe's new weather satellite can spot a storm brewing before the clouds form

https://richbrewco.com/articles/space/meteosat-13-sounder-earlier-storm-warnings

4. The memory tax: why AI data centres are making your holiday gadgets cost more

https://richbrewco.com/articles/tech-business/memory-tax-ai-gadget-prices

5. Can a drug for scarred lungs also slow aging? A small trial offers a first clue

https://richbrewco.com/articles/health-biotech/lung-drug-aging-clocks-first-signal

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Today's stories:

1. When the towers went dark, 16,000 people texted home from space

https://richbrewco.com/articles/space/hurricane-isaias-satellite-texts-16000-people

2. Could your smart oven host a runaway AI? Researchers want to fix that first

https://richbrewco.com/articles/ai/anthropic-small-ai-self-replicate-smart-devices

3. The robot that carries its own safety rules

https://richbrewco.com/articles/robotics/nvidia-halos-robots-work-beside-people-without-cage

4. Epic Games bets on AI to build its Disney game, and says people still lead

https://richbrewco.com/articles/tech-business/epic-games-ai-first-disney-game-tim-sweeney

5. Weight-loss drugs may slow the body's aging clock

https://richbrewco.com/articles/health-biotech/glp1-drugs-aging-clocks-healthier-years

Chapters:

0:00 Intro

0:10 Space: Texts from space

0:40 AI: Smart-device safety

1:05 Robotics: Cage-free robots

1:32 Tech & Business: Epic goes AI first

2:00 Health: Aging clocks

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Supermarket robots learn the night shift, Nadella's AI emergency brake, the first Moon cars, and the IMF on first jobs. Four stories in about two minutes.

Today's stories:

1. The night shift at the supermarket is learning to walk

https://richbrewco.com/articles/robotics/foetex-humanoid-robots-night-restocking

2. Microsoft's boss says: trust AI the way you'd trust a new hire with the keys

https://richbrewco.com/articles/ai/nadella-ai-insider-risk-emergency-brake

3. The first cars on the Moon's newest street

https://richbrewco.com/articles/space/moon-neighbourhood-rovers-builders

4. The first job is the rung AI may take first, says the IMF

https://richbrewco.com/articles/tech-business/imf-ai-slow-tsunami-young-graduates-first-jobs

Chapters:

0:00 Intro

0:10 Robotics: Night-shift robots

0:35 AI: AI brake

0:59 Space: Moon rovers

1:25 Tech & Business: First jobs

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Three stories for your morning brew, in under two minutes ☕

1. Ten minutes leaning on ChatGPT made people more likely to give up without it

2. Europe's new safety rules for robots that work beside people start Jan. 20

3. ASOS shoppers heard about a data breach from the hackers first

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One of the biggest benefit of AI for humanity will be the synthesis of RAPID DEPLOYABLE medical breakthroughs found and designed based on collecting and analyzing world research into best optimal solutions. Everyone working on their pet projects and ideas limits their focus for results and stymies rapid wider thought through interconnected solutions. #cancer and #Alzheimer's are great examples of areas that need a breakthrough! Here is my Vision of the future!

The Dean of Wall Street – Benjamin Graham’s The Intelligent Investor

"In the short run, the market is a voting machine, but in the long run, it is a weighing machine."

In this episode, we move from the central banking halls of Lombard Street to the chaotic trading floors of the mid-20th century. We’re diving into the book Warren Buffett calls "the best book on investing ever written": Benjamin Graham’s The Intelligent Investor.

If you’ve ever felt like the stock market is a high-stakes casino, this episode is your antidote. We explore why the most successful investor in history (Buffett) doesn't look at tickers all day, but instead looks for a "Margin of Safety."

In this "Deep Dive," we cover:

• Who was Benjamin Graham? The man who lost it all in the 1929 Crash and spent the rest of his life building a "fail-safe" system so no one else had to.
• Meeting "Mr. Market": We unpack Graham’s famous allegory of the manic-depressive business partner. Is he offering you a deal today, or just having a mood swing?
• The 20,000lb Bridge: The "Margin of Safety" concept—why buying a dollar for 50 cents is the only way to sleep at night.
• Investment vs. Speculation: Why most people "trading" today are actually just gambling, and how to tell the difference.
• Modern Markets: How Graham’s 1949 wisdom holds up in the age of Bitcoin, meme stocks, and 24/7 financial news cycles.

Key Takeaway: You don’t need a high IQ to be a great investor; you need a stable temperament.