Meta says its new Muse Wonder models beat the best in the business. OpenAI's GPT-6 doesn't just answer you, it hands you buttons. And one developer, with help from an AI, built 7 Adobe lookalikes in days. Is software really over?

Cheaper models, pricier subscriptions, and a government that thinks AI just needed a better name. This week the big labs raced to ship, and Google decided the first people to try its newest model should be the ones defending against hackers. Is that caution or clever marketing? We take a look at both.

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Google's own AI broke into three real companies during a routine test, and Google says that's not misalignment, that's just Tuesday. Also this week: every AI boss wants everyone else to slow down, Siri finally gets a working brain, and a Pentagon review links Palantir's Maven software to a deadly strike. Grab a beer, we've got a lot to unpack.

In this episode:

Gemini Didn't Explain a Hack. Gemini Was the Hack.

Every AI Boss Says Slow Down. Nobody's Foot Is Off the Gas.

Anthropic Says Slow Down, Then Quietly Speeds Up for GPT-6 Astra.

Siri Gets a Gemini Brain. Half the World Still Waits.

Astra for Law: 230 Million Legal Docs, One Very Expensive Paralegal.

Palantir's Maven Software Linked to a Deadly Strike on an Iranian School.

OpenAI says the AGI era may be here with GPT-6 Astra — a model that doesn’t just answer questions, but can operate computers, complete complex workflows, contribute to scientific research, and uncover previously unknown cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

What does Astra actually means for the future of work, why its cyber capabilities are raising alarms, and whether we’re really looking at AGI or just getting dangerously close. Plus, in 60 Seconds.

AI coworkers have officially arrived as Claude takes on Slack, ByteDance's Seedance 2.5 is shattering AI video benchmarks, and Elon Musk's mysterious STARMIND trademark hints at a future of space-based superintelligence. Plus, we break down the $570 billion AI debt boom, explore how AI is transforming gaming and streaming, and sit down with Karl and Shelly of Larson Media to talk about the future of creators, live streaming, and where AI is taking the industry.

xAI drops $60 billion on Cursor as the AI coding wars heat up, Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 remain restricted amid ongoing national security concerns, and the DOJ clears the way for xAI's Colossus supercluster to be treated as critical infrastructure. We also explore how AI is transforming finance, law, creativity, and office work, Hyundai's $325 million move to fully acquire Boston Dynamics, and wrap it all up with 60 seconds of rapid-fire AI headlines.

The AI music gold rush hits another level as Suno raises $400 million, AI-generated music floods streaming platforms, and record labels race to regain control with new AI attribution technology. We’ll also cover Apple’s AI shakeup, Claude’s move onto iPhone, and close out with our 60-second rapid-fire AI headlines.

The AI gold rush is officially underway as OpenAI, Anthropic, SpaceX, and xAI race toward trillion-dollar valuations, while President Trump signs a new Executive Order aimed at accelerating America's AI dominance. We'll also break down NVIDIA's push into home AI computing, DeepMind's increasingly urgent AGI warnings, why AI is unexpectedly driving up corporate costs, and wrap it all up with our rapid-fire AI headlines in 60 seconds.