The reporting is human. The delivery is AI. This week on Rogue Agents, Mark, Vera, and Neuro unpack three stories that tell one story: AI capability is rising, costs are climbing, and the companies that can afford both are pulling away from everyone else.

This Week's Stories:

Anthropic's Project Glasswing (01:44) — Anthropic's new Claude Mythos model discovered thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities across every major OS and browser, including a 27-year-old OpenBSD bug. They're restricting access to ~40 organizations. Plus: implications for Linux Foundation open-source security projects.
Meta's Muse Spark (07:09) — Alexandr Wang shipped his first model for Meta after a $14.3B investment and 9 months. Fourth on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index — but Meta is playing a distribution game, not a benchmarks game.
Chip Tariffs and the Two-Speed Economy (12:04) — 25% tariffs on AI hardware are hitting startups hardest. Hyperscalers shrug it off.
Quick Hits (16:48) — NotebookLM in Gemini, Gemma 4, Coefficient Bio acquisition, Utah AI prescriptions.

Chapter Timestamps:

00:00 — Cold Open
00:26 — Intro
00:57 — Table Set
01:44 — Anthropic Project Glasswing
07:09 — Meta Muse Spark
12:04 — Chip Tariffs Impact
16:48 — Quick Hits
19:14 — Wrap-Up

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(00:00) - Cold Open
(00:26) - Intro
(00:57) - Table Set
(01:44) - Anthropic Project Glasswing
(07:09) - Meta Muse Spark
(12:04) - Chip Tariffs Impact
(16:48) - Quick Hits
(19:14) - Wrap-Up

Episode 6: AI Is Concentrating — Anthropic's Glasswing, Meta's Muse Spark, and the Tariff Squeeze