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US Chip Ban Backfires, Zuckerberg’s AI Layoffs, and Cat in the Hat AI Hoax | EP115

36 min•28 augusti 2026

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GLM 5.3 Flash is close to the top Western AI models, but vastly cheaper. Justin thinks US chip bans may have backfired, forcing Chinese companies to squeeze more intelligence from weaker hardware. Frank, despite not being very technical, gets GLM running through Cloudflare so his data doesn’t go through China, while both weigh up whether the Chinese models themselves pose any real risk. 

Plus: NVIDIA buys Hugging Face for $12 billion and uses its AVO harness to take Claude Opus 5 from 30% to 100% on the public ARC-AGI-3 test; OpenAI’s agents organise a very Matrix-like Hugging Face hack; Meta’s AI layoff plans collide with lots more code but far less useful output; and Gardaí reassure Ireland that the Cat in the Hat is not lurking in anyone’s driveway.

00:55 What’s this week’s evidence of the singularity?
02:30 What did OpenAI’s Hugging Face report reveal?
05:24 Did OpenAI agents go full Matrix?
07:30 Why did NVIDIA buy Hugging Face?
08:41 How did NVIDIA make Claude three times smarter?
14:28 Was Ox Alpha really China’s GLM 5.3 Flash?
15:44 Did US chip bans make China better at AI?
18:11 Are cheap Chinese AI models safe to use?
22:04 Can you run GLM without sending data to China?
25:01 AI abundance or AI layoffs, Zuckerberg?
27:39 Does Meta trust AI more than its own staff?
33:29 Is the Cat in the Hat terrorising Ireland?

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