The Safety Dividend Conundrum
In the near future, we will reach a point where self-driving vehicles are undeniably safer than human drivers. It may be 5 years away or perhaps more. Either way, the day is coming where humans are co...
27 Juni 25min
OpenAI IPO Hits Turbulence
The hosts opened with Adobe’s acquisition of Topaz Labs and the broader concern that useful AI tools can disappear behind large subscription ecosystems. They discussed GPT-5.6 delays, model oversight,...
26 Juni 1h 12min
Claude Tag, OpenAI Bidi, Black Market Tokens
The episode opened with Brian’s custom Claude Code budgeting app and a discussion of when vibe-coded tools are worth maintaining versus simply experimenting with. The hosts connected that to internal ...
25 Juni 1h 9min
Claude Wants to Be Your Coworker In Slack
The hosts opened with practical AI use cases, including Claude Code for household budgeting and agent systems for separating client and freelancer knowledge. They discussed Claude Tag for Slack, why e...
24 Juni 1h 10min
AI Talent Wars Hit Google Hard In the Pocket
The hosts discussed a range of current AI stories, starting with a robo-taxi conundrum around safety, displaced drivers, and whether data contributors deserve compensation. They covered model testing ...
23 Juni 1h
Amazon Drops The Altman Movie
Brian, Andy, and Beth discussed several AI news stories from the weekend, starting with Amazon stepping away from distributing the Sam Altman-focused film Artificial. They explored Inception Labs, Mer...
22 Juni 1h 1min
The AI Grid Conundrum
Electricity gives us a useful way to think about AI governance. Power is experienced locally. People care where the plant is built, how much the bill costs, who gets service restored first, and what r...
20 Juni 27min
GPT 5.6 vs Fable 5 Faceoff
The episode opened by marking Juneteenth and episode 750 of The Daily AI Show. The hosts discussed three major AI updates: GPT 5.6 rumors, Claude Code artifacts, and Perplexity Brain’s agent memory sy...
19 Juni 1h 2min
