
ROBOTICS
00:59 Humanoid robots get to work: Sorting EV parts
01:38 Apple's household robot demo: A Unitree bot and a Mac mini
02:30 Package-sorting robots and Boston Dynamics' roller-skating robot
03:28 Figure AI's robot crowd: Where are all the humans?
04:02 Artificial muscles and a deeply unsettling Westworld torso
04:37 DeepMind and full-body robot intelligence
04:58 Tesla's FSD safety report: Impressive numbers, important caveats
06:42 AI designs circuit boards: From schematic to manufacturing
08:13 RoboDojo: Are general-purpose models getting good at robotics?
10:16 OpenAI's hardware team, CAD tools, and engineering benchmarks
11:22 Marty rebuilds the original Star Tours ride with AI and Unity
12:38 The robot safety test gets worse: What if everything looks like an apple?
FRONTIER
14:21 Model roundup: GPT 6 Cyber, ChatGPT Images & Claude Fable 5.2
15:13 Is AI progress accelerating—or is spending accelerating?
18:29 Model launches, IPO timing, and competitive pressure
MEDICINE
19:39 AI in drug development, T-cell therapies, and allergy research
20:16 An AI agent performs surgery on a mouse: Promise and unease
22:07 Microsoft's diagnostic AI: Benchmark results and the human in the loop
PHYSICS
24:33 From exam questions to actual research: The Frontier Physics benchmark
27:43 Black holes, quantum gravity, and new theoretical results
30:00 Hot gas, black holes, and the Hawking–Page transition
31:08 Lean proofs, quantum field theory, and what still needs checking
BUSINESS / ECONOMICS
32:38 Nvidia, leadership controversy, and chip exports to China
35:15 Anthropic's reported IPO plans
35:29 The Remote Labor Index: AI takes on work people get paid to do
POLITICS / SOCIETY
38:10 Can a city ban superintelligence? Bloomington enters the chat
40:30 Who uses AI? Political divides, education, income, and demographics
43:06 AI tutoring, access, and who stands to benefit
44:58 Why does AI sentiment differ so much between countries?
46:45 Calls to ban recursive self-improvement and the data-center backlash
49:19 Data-center tax revenue, local costs, and being a better neighbor
FUNNY / WEIRD
50:58 The power-grid mystery: Why everything blips every 60 seconds
52:26 Benchmark gaming: Tiny changes, huge drops in model scores
54:10 The CEO address question—and a dramatic deposition reading
55:20 See you next week. Go chop some apples.
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) as we delve into the latest in AI and Tech News.
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