This week OpenAI started putting ads right in your ChatGPT conversations, Apple's reportedly racing to catch Meta in the smart glasses game, and Microsoft wants AI to literally argue with itself to help you make better decisions. Plus, we're diving into why the current era of coding agents might already be over, and what that means for developers.

We'll also cover Anthropic's new code security scanner, breakthrough research on AI autonomy, and why Claude keeps winning the coding battle. Whether you're building with AI or just trying to keep up with where this is all heading, this episode breaks down what actually matters.

This week in AI just got wild. Google dropped Gemini 3.1 Pro with massive reasoning improvements, but OpenAI might be in trouble—we break down why they're struggling to compete. Plus, Sam Altman and Dario Amodei literally refused to hold hands at an AI summit (yes, really), and we're seeing practical AI agent lessons that actually matter for your business.

We'll also cover Cursor's new agent sandboxing system, a genius prompt repetition hack that boosts performance for free, and why the conversation about AI's impact on jobs is getting more serious. If you're building with AI or just trying to understand where this is all heading, this episode breaks it all down in plain English.

This week we're diving into the wild world of AI agents and why everyone's suddenly worried about security. OpenAI just scooped up the OpenClaw creator, ChatGPT got a literal "Lockdown Mode," and wait until you hear what the Pentagon might be doing with Claude. Plus, we're breaking down the hardware race to make AI actually fast enough to feel real-time.

We'll also talk about why some smart people think AGI is way further off than the hype suggests, explore how different companies are achieving crazy-fast inference speeds, and discuss what happens when an AI agent launches on Telegram and immediately gets suspended. It's a lot, but I promise we'll make sense of it all.

Whether you're building with AI, marketing with it, or just trying to understand where this is all heading, this episode breaks down what actually matters in this week's news.

This week in AI is wild. OpenAI just dissolved its Mission Alignment team while simultaneously launching ultra-fast coding tools and rolling out ChatGPT to 3 million Pentagon users. We're also diving into ByteDance building their own chips because Nvidia can't keep up, why a researcher quit OpenAI over ads, and the brutal economics of who actually wins in the AI infrastructure race.

Plus: AI agents getting crypto wallets, talking to whales for 20 minutes (!), and why Spotify's top developers haven't written code since December. It's a lot—let's break it all down.

This week, we're breaking down the massive AI infrastructure spending spree that has Big Tech dropping $650 billion in 2026—one of the largest corporate investments in U.S. history. We'll explore what this means for the future of AI development, why chip makers like Nvidia are celebrating, and how this investment boom connects to the AI-heavy Super Bowl ads we're seeing this year.

Plus, we're diving into the regulatory shake-ups in weight-loss drugs, Netflix's antitrust troubles, and why Stellantis just lost a quarter of its value over EV strategy concerns. From the boardroom to the big game, AI is reshaping everything—and I've got thoughts on what it all means for marketers, entrepreneurs, and anyone trying to build in this space.

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