The AI is learning, prepare for takeover, as Mike and Steve discuss the latest type of machine learning, Google entering the ad blocking business, a new ranking of the popularity of programming languages, and the Australian government commencing metadata retention.

Mike and Steve are snooping your hard drives and discussing the latest privacy laws in the US, Amazon's new Make-A-Phonetree service, YouTube's latest issues with advertisers pulling their ads and the demise of CodePlex.

Live from the red carpet of the first Cast Away Awards, Mike chats to the hosts of Sporting Woods (https://www.facebook.com/sportingwoods), Eatt Magazine (https://eattmag.com), Neighbuzz (http://neighbuzzpod.com), and the Podfather himself, Dave Gertler.

Hold on to your dingalings as Mike and Steve celebrate the life of Chuck Berry, discuss the next Windows 10 update and Android O. Jetbrains entering the task tracking market and Apple's acquisition of the Workflow automation tool.

Cover up those flashing numbers as Mike and Steve discuss the latest Wikileaks release, Australia Post's attempt to educate their staff on phishing attacks, Google's latest attempt at stopping the imminent uprising of bots, YouTube removing the annotation editor for content creators and the upcoming final moments of the Cassini probe.

Mike and Steve take a trip back to LV-426 in honour of the late Bill Paxton and discuss SpaceX's plan to send people to the Moon, the cause and impact of Amazon's S3 outage and the release of the Nintendo Switch and Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

Lock S-Foils in attack position as Mike and Steve speculate on the newly discovered TRAPPIST-1 system, discuss the University of Washington's new course in detecting bullshit and panic in the face of the CloudFlare leak and SHA-1 collision.

Mike and Steve discuss Apple's new advance into reality television, the latest brouhaha around Grand Theft Auto 5 mods, Reddit's new popular submission listing, Apple joining the wireless power consortium and Microsoft's drone simulator UDK plugin.

Don't be afraid of it as Mike and Steve ensure adequate supply as they discuss the shut-down of IMDB's message boards, Wikipedia banning The Daily Mail as a reference source, and the leak of the San Bernardino iPhone hacking tools.

2 + 2 = 5 as Mike and Steve discuss the recent goings on in the White House, speculate if we are reaching a critical mass of streaming services, talk about Apple's new file system and review Samsung's post mortem on the Galaxy Note 7 fires.