
AI Did Brain Surgery on Another AI (Then $1.5T Vanished)
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FRONTIER
01:24 AI editing AI: Reading and rewriting neural-network weights
03:11 Small models, big math gains: What did the experiment show?
05:06 Weight editing versus fine-tuning
06:03 Could this unlock continual learning?
07:38 Surgical alignment: Fixing specific model behaviors
10:08 Could AI rewrite its own weights while running?
12:41 Are open weights becoming the equivalent of source code?
SECURITY NEWS
13:13 A fake Claude Code extension reaches Cursor users
14:34 App-store impersonation and software supply-chain attacks
16:14 Why wasn’t this caught before users installed it?
ECON / BUSINESS
18:55 Is the AI bubble over? The tech sell-off and fundraising pressure
20:45 Google’s earnings: Cloud growth versus AI spending
21:07 Are AI answers eating Google’s advertising business?
23:34 The innovator’s dilemma: Disrupt yourself or lose
25:45 Microsoft, Amazon, and the AI infrastructure race
27:39 Reddit: Rising revenue, falling shares, disappearing search traffic
28:55 Is AI pushing the open internet behind sign-ups and paywalls?
30:53 What happens when agents bypass the businesses they use?
32:22 Anthropic’s growth and the prospect of trillion-dollar AI companies
ROBOTICS
35:50 Robot imports and tariffs: Security concerns versus supply-chain chaos
38:56 Why trade matters for manufacturing—and peace
40:00 Kroger’s inventory robot and Meta’s humanoid demo
41:08 Marty’s experiments: AI-designed schematics and circuit boards
42:12 From circuit boards to CAD: Vibe coding for hardware
42:37 Building a robotic dog from an AI image
FRONTIER / WORLD MODELS
45:08 JEPA versus LLMs: Do different models learn the same reality?
47:14 World models versus next-token prediction
50:17 Inference, grounding, and whether alternatives can catch LLMs
QUICK NEWS / TECH
52:16 Google’s new frontier-model announcement—and the wait for access
53:58 Can a sleep-inspired approach help AI keep learning?
54:39 Genie 4: Playable worlds generated on the fly
57:23 AI game clones, decompilation, and the copyright debate
SCIENCE
1:00:11 AI-assisted drug discovery and antibody design
1:01:16 AI peer review: When humans prefer the machine’s feedback
1:02:11 Should every research paper get an AI review?
ARTS / CULTURE / WEIRD
1:02:50 An AI Odyssey: Good visuals still need good directing
1:05:24 MC Hammer’s AI future—and his Silicon Valley past
1:06:24 Sam Altman, data centers, and the RAM jokes
1:07:04 A $60 million AI supercomputer on eBay
1:07:31 LGTM: An AI-made takedown of AI coding, plus the sign-off
Each week, join Chris Slowe (founding engineer, former CTO, and now Senior Technical Fellow @ Reddit), Marty Weiner (founding engineer at Pinterest, former CTO at Reddit, and co-founder at VerifyYou), and Zach Weinersmith (creator of SMBC Comics and co-author of NYTimes bestsellers including A City on Mars and Soonish) for the latest in AI and Tech News.
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