Welcome to Tech Week in Review! In today's episode: Big tech is fighting regulators across the globe — and losing ground. In this explosive episode, we dissect the AI work revolution triggered by ChatGPT 5.2, the federal clampdown on state AI laws in the U.S., and the quiet satellite war between Amazon and SpaceX.

Meanwhile, Australia kicks kids off social, El Salvador plugs them in with AI, and Hollywood’s fate hangs in the balance as streaming giants battle it out.

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🤖 OpenAI’s ChatGPT 5.2 outpaces humans in workplace tasks at 11x speed

🧠 U.S. bans state-level AI laws; centralizes federal control over AI regulation

🇨🇳 Nvidia greenlit to sell H200 chips to China in stunning U-turn

🧵 Linux Foundation launches standards for AI agent infrastructure

🚫 South Korea mandates AI-generated ad labels starting 2026

🎓 El Salvador adopts Grok AI chatbot across national public schools

🇦🇺 Australia enforces U16 social media ban; Reddit sues in response

🚔 Waymo recalls robotaxis that ignored school bus stop signs

📲 Meta, YouTube scramble to comply with youth content laws

🛰️ Amazon LEO expands with 300+ satellite gateways for AWS

🚀 SpaceX trademarks “Starlink Mobile” for satellite-to-device internet

👓 Smart glasses showdown: Meta, Google, and XReal battle for your face

💰 IBM drops $11B cash to acquire real-time data firm Confluent

📺 Netflix’s $82B bid for Warner Bros. Discovery outmatched by Paramount

🎬 Trump warns of market consolidation in the Hollywood power grab

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Join Adam and Eve as they unpack these stories with insight and humor, offering clarity on how technology continues to shape, challenge, and sometimes disrupt our world.