Eric sleeps and the ad experiment goes poorly. Jon does too much driving and not enough email reading. Meta's support AI hands out accounts when prompted, Microsoft releases another record breaking patch Tuesday, and what it's like working with Fable (and an unlimited token budget?). Toronto releases the Beavers, and why shouldn't a robot have All The Legs?

• 0:00 - Intro
• 15:00 - AI Blunder
• 21:14 - Record Breaking Tuesday
• 24:39 - Fable Studio
• 32:16 - The Great Beaver Quest
• 36:30 - Dynamic Isotropy Maximization

Eric is in the home wedding stretch, or, something like that and tries out Apple Ads. Jon has eight queens and eventually ended up at the symphony. Checking in with the rise of inference theft and account token theft (unrelated) with a quick Hermes sidetrack. Eric puts out fires with sound and Jon digs down near Notre Dame.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 15:05 - Rise of Inference Theft
• 20:07 - Lows of Token Theft
• 26:13 - Hermes
• 28:31 - The Sound of Fire Suppression
• 33:01 - Notre Dame Dig

Eric passes a life milestone, and Jon does not (yet). The foam peddler might get stuffed, and Mythos consequences continue. Multiple (useless?) web funs, and the greatest (currently) living composer.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 8:27 - Shredded Foam
• 11:31 - More Mythos
• 18:29 - Discernment
• 19:18 - Edge Experiment
• 20:28 - Cursor Camp
• 22:00 - Jon Fun

Wedding day week for Eric, and Jon may have a 7th hive (NB: Nope, didn't happen). Mythos + MacOS == 55 page hand delivered report to Apple Park, a contractor at CISA dumps creds in an open GitHub repo, and Cloudflare runs Mythos for exploit PoC generation. Journalists found the answer for K4 by Journalisting, and arXiv announces publishing bans for AI slop.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 6:30 - 55 Pages, Hand Delivered
• 10:27 - Private-CISA
• 13:11 - Cloudflare + Mythos
• 20:28 - Journalists vs. K4
• 24:21 - Slop Ban

Eric experiences the good, the bad, and the indifferent, while Jon is full on into spring chores. Firefox is the first (?) company to fix a massive haul of mythos identified vulnerabilities and Cloudflare posts an interesting response to Copy Fail. Scorpions incorporate metal into their stingers and pincers, and the clearest map to date of > 164,000 galaxies from the JWST.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 9:43 - Mythos + Firefox
• 14:40 - Cloudflare vs Copy Fail
• 19:27 - Heavy Metal Scorpions
• 23:10 - 164,000 Galaxies

Eric enjoys Taco Cinco de Mayo Tuesday. Jon get unexpected bees. The AccountDumpling Gang is out and about. DAEMON Tools and Instructure have a bad day. Eric spells random words with Landsat and Jon finds a world with an unexpected atmosphere.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 10:08 - AccountDumpling Gang
• 14:44 - DAEMON Tools Bad Day
• 18:58 - Instructure's Bad Day
• 24:17 - Landsat Letters
• 27:18 - Unexpected Atmospheres

Eric preps for an exciting week and it's all Bees in Jon's world at the moment. Will mythos overwhelming matter to the already overwhelmed, GitHub push options unescaped, and LiteLLM under active exploit hours after disclosure. Will OpenAI succeed in an AI-first phone, and detecting insect varieties with AI.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 13:19 - Little* Less Scary
• 19:50 - Little Bobby Push Options
• 24:13 - LiteLLM Exploit
• 28:04 - AI Phone
• 34:50 - Wingbeat Radar

Eric kicked off talking about the latest wedding prep and Jon awaits his bees. A fake crypto app stole $9.5 million right off the Apple App Store, plus a review of 2026's nastiest cyberattacks. On the science side, Eric shared the wild discovery of trees secretly sparking with invisible UV light during storms, and Jon wrapped up by theorizing how the JWST found unexpected, thick water-ice clouds on a cold super-Jupiter exoplanet.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 7:26 - Fake Crypto App
• 12:34 - 2026 Cyberattacks so far
• 18:19 - Sparking Trees
• 21:14 - Water-ice Clouds