OpenAI just launched Atlas, an AI browser that can take over your mouse, remember everything you browse, and act as you online - but at what cost to privacy and security?

In this episode, Ada Pierce and Mike Turing break down Atlas's game-changing features including Agent Mode that completes tasks autonomously, browser memories that store website content, and ChatGPT integration throughout your browsing experience.

Learn why Alphabet's stock initially dropped 4%, discover the massive security vulnerabilities experts have identified, and understand what this means for digital advertising, enterprise compliance, and the future of how humans interact with the internet. We explore the critical trade-offs between convenience and privacy, examine how Atlas could reshape SEO and customer acquisition, and provide executives with an immediate action plan for protecting their organizations.

Disclaimer: This episode is AI-powered—researched, scripted, and voiced—using publicly available real news and data. For info only, not financial or legal advice. Our voices are AI-generated; minor inconsistencies are part of the tech's growth curve.

AI shopping agents just drove a 4,700% traffic surge to retail sites, signaling the dawn of agentic commerce—where AI doesn't just recommend products, it searches, negotiates, and buys on your behalf.

McKinsey projects this could orchestrate $1 trillion in US retail by 2030, with global projections reaching $5 trillion. Ada Pierce and Mike Turing break down what executives need to know: from OpenAI's instant checkout and Mastercard's Agent Pay rollout to BCG's warning that retailers risk becoming "background utilities" in agent-controlled marketplaces.

Learn the three critical moves every business needs to make as AI agents transform from tools into economic actors, reshaping how trillions in commerce will flow.

Disclaimer: This episode is AI-powered—researched, scripted, and voiced—using publicly available real news and data. For info only, not financial or legal advice. Our voices are AI-generated; minor inconsistencies are part of the tech's growth curve.

MIT research reveals ChatGPT users show 32% less brain activity and 83% can't recall their own writing minutes after creation.

In this Feature Friday deep dive, Ada Pierce and Mike Turing explore how AI tools are creating cognitive dependency, with effects persisting even after AI is removed.

Learn why Sam Altman himself warns against over-reliance on his own product, what Harvard found about productivity versus motivation trade-offs, and three critical moves executives must make to preserve workforce cognitive capability while leveraging AI benefits.

Essential listening for any leader deploying AI tools.

Disclaimer: This episode is AI-powered—researched, scripted, and voiced—using publicly available real news and data. For info only, not financial or legal advice. Our voices are AI-generated; minor inconsistencies are part of the tech's growth curve.