Who elected Big Tech—and when did AI companies get to write the rules? Plus: Rogue botnets, surveillance burrito bowls, data-center mega bills, and machines inventing their own language. You know, just another Tuesday in AI Bizarroland.
AI's now got a taste for jazz, your chatbot's been gossiping about you behind your back, and OpenAI hit the brakes hard enough to leave skid marks. It’s an AI news avalanche for the ages.
Raina's flying solo this week, with a rewind of Episode 110's descent into pure evil: Palantir. But first, this week's AI news — fake disasters, resume hackers, brand-new viruses, and more. That sounds normal, right?
The tech elites swore AI was too dangerous for capitalism, right up until Wall Street waved a three-trillion-dollar check. Today we unpack the ultimate corporate sellout alongside killer drones, Claude Fable 5, and lawyers getting wrecked by ChatGPT.
How dangerous are frontier AI systems when put to misuse, both now and in the future? That's just one of the many questions that OpenAI's Preparedness Team wants answered. And they need your help.