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Jensen Huang Resigns, AI Superapps, and a Rogue AI Teddy | EP126

42 min•13 november 2026

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Jensen Huang’s resignation could reshape US chip policy. Justin thinks tighter controls could push China to make its own AI chips faster, though even a short US head start might matter if AI starts improving itself. Frank wonders about the politics behind the timing and wants international agreements to take some of the pressure out of the race.

Plus: Claude adds spreadsheets and whiteboards while ChatGPT brings businesses into the app. Fast Mode covers AI in university coursework, a new forecast for when AI might start improving itself, Australia’s response to the Medicare breach, and Pliny the Liberator’s new AI security company. A talking teddy bear gets its safety response badly wrong, and the new model roundup includes Claude Fable 5.2.

00:00 Why did Jensen Huang resign?
03:41 How did the Nvidia scandal escalate?
06:07 Could chip politics explain the timing?
10:16 What does Nvidia lose without Huang?
13:26 After Jensen, can the US and China agree on AI?
18:09 Does AI progress need its rock stars?
20:35 Which new AI models stood out?
22:55 Can Claude and ChatGPT replace all our apps?
33:10 What else happened in AI this week?
37:54 What did that AI teddy bear just say?
41:24 Should we ban AI toys for kids?

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