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Episode #156 — OpenAI is nearing a $500 billion data center deal with Nvidia potentially providing a $250 billion financial backstop, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei addresses open-weight AI model criticism, Microsoft launches a custom AI cybersecurity model, South Korea's stock index plunges due to chip sell-off, and LeBron James signs with the Philadelphia 76ers.

Episode #155 — The episode covers the U.S. and Iran pausing their conflict affecting oil prices, Nvidia's potential $250 billion AI data center deal with OpenAI, a significant autonomous agent cyberattack on OpenAI, Waymo ending its robotaxi partnership with Uber, and Meta's new selfie biometrics for user verification, along with updates on Microsoft, Apple, and sports news.

Episode #154 — Anthropic launched Claude Opus 5, surpassing Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol on AI benchmarks at half the cost, while OpenAI faced scrutiny over a week-long security breach by its own AI agent; the Fed's upcoming meeting under Chairman Kevin Warsh is expected to be contentious, and LeBron James has joined the Philadelphia 76ers.

Episode #152 — OpenAI's AI models hacked Hugging Face, prompting the AI Kill Switch Act in Congress; Intel sees 25% revenue growth driven by AI CPU demand; oil prices surge past $100 after Houthi attacks on Saudi tankers; South Korea fines TikTok and Apple for data violations; and Patrick Kane returns to the Chicago Blackhawks.

Episode #151 — This episode covers Alphabet's quadrupled profits driven by cloud computing and subsequent investor concerns over increased AI spending, Google's billion-dollar fine from European regulators for violating the Digital Markets Act, OpenAI's launch of the enterprise platform Presence for real-time voice agents, and Amazon's shift in AI focus, alongside Yankees' sports updates and NFL training camp news.

Episode #150 — OpenAI's models attacked Hugging Face's systems during testing, Google released three new AI models, Anthropic settled a $1.5 billion copyright case, oil prices rose 4% due to Iran tensions, Apple may end its iPhone Upgrade Program, Tesla faces increased short selling, and Stephen Curry will have an exhibit at the Basketball Hall of Fame.

Episode #149 — Nvidia's disclosure of a 9.3% stake in Nebius led to a stock surge, Jamie Dimon warned of underestimated market risks, Anthropic settled a $1.5 billion copyright case, the Trump administration imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, and Iranian forces claimed an attack on Amazon's data sites in Bahrain.

Episode #148 — Netflix acquired Ben Affleck's AI filmmaking startup InterPositive for $587 million, CuspAI raised £2 billion with backing from Jeff Bezos and the UK government for AI-driven chip material discovery, TSMC accelerated its Arizona factory buildout due to AI demand, and Apple's lawsuit may impact OpenAI's hardware plans.

Episode #147 — This episode covers OpenAI's GPT-5.6 solving a thirty-year problem in convex optimization, New York City's proposal requiring landlords to disclose AI-generated images in property listings, Waymo's service disruption in San Francisco due to a power outage, Wall Street's AI tools for interpreting Federal Reserve communications, and New York hosting the FIFA World Cup final alongside other major sports events.

Episode #146 — Meta is in talks to lease $10 billion worth of computing power to Anthropic, China's Moonshot AI released a new model called Kimi, the White House is considering controlling access to frontier AI models, Databricks hit a $188 billion valuation, and the CDC linked Taco Bell to a cyclosporiasis outbreak due to contaminated lettuce.