🇺🇸 Dude was trying to show the world the kind of magic he could pull off with a cute beach girl in San Diego, but then CALIFORNIA happened! Tough new world out there. 😂 Writer: Mhedi

Dwarkesh's 'agent civilizations' blog post has divided the internet. Is this a helpful and methodical look behind the curtain at the OpenAI/Hugging Face breach? Or is this more of a hysterical AI Doomerism that will ultimately be used to make the case for banning data centers? Or BOTH? Plus, an electric plane that only needs $5 to fill up its battery, why rich founders should pick up a side quest, and the Bittensor subnet that's more effective than Fable 5 at sniffing out vulnerabilities." 0:00 Guest introductions 2:58 OpenClaw 2.0 5:11 "Agents ARE AI" 7:27 Billy: OpenClaw is still too technical for business users 9:00 Slack Code, and collaborative prompting 10:40 Multi-agent orchestration and Stripe's "minions" 14:13 Slack's moat, switching costs, and the Salesforce rebound 15:11 Jason's "Oracle": a heads-up display for the whole company 18:42 The Hugging Face breach: who's responsible when agents go rogue? 19:42 Perplexity launches Hybrid Compute — local models on your Mac 21:39 Why unmetered local tokens change corporate behavior 26:57 Gatik's Autonomous Vehicle AI Stack 32:22 Jason's Tesla FSD stories 34:05 Are AV companies being pushed to move too fast? 41:38 Trucking is a "have to have," robotaxis are a "nice to have" 42:36 Jason's fix: a safety driver for the first million rides 46:50 Why physical AI's adoption curve runs in decades 52:21 Anthropic's Model Hardware Standard (MHS), explained 1:06:27 How Jason got onion rings on the menu at Buck's of Woodside 1:09:05 AI detectors under fire: Pangram, MIT, and the handwritten diary 1:15:20 Why AI is "very mid" at writing (it learned from the average) 1:17:11 The Orin Kerr test: Pangram catches Claude writing as Kerr 1:28:35 Micro Duck and designing robots with Claude 1:29:42 Phil Kaplan's $14 custom circuit boards 🎥 Watch the full episode here 👇

🇺🇸🇰🇵 Trump has questioned whether North Korea was responsible for the $6.3 billion Binance crypto hack, just hours after the FBI identified a North Korean hacking group as the culprit. The FBI announced yesterday that its investigation had traced the attack to TraderTraitor, a cybercriminal group linked to North Korea's notorious Lazarus network. However, speaking to reporters at Mar-a-Lago, Trump appeared unwilling to accept the agency's conclusion. “We don't know if it's North Korea, but if it is, we'll talk to North Korea about it.” The breach, which is the largest cryptocurrency hack in history, reportedly involved sophisticated techniques designed to destroy evidence and complicate efforts to trace the stolen assets. North Korea has long been accused of using cybercrime to generate foreign currency, with a UN investigation finding that hacking operations accounted for roughly half the country's foreign currency income. The disagreement comes as Trump's efforts to revive direct diplomacy with Kim Jong Un have made little progress. Pyongyang has strengthened its relationships with China and Russia, while expanding its nuclear arsenal and maintaining its distance from Washington. Source: Daily Mail / Writer: Mhedi

BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War’s latest episode has become the lowest-rated episode of the season so far. The episode’s rating has dropped to 8.3, below every previous episode of the season. While many fans praised the episode, others were disappointed by its pacing and buildup, particularly after weeks of anticipation surrounding Aizen’s return. For some viewers, the long-awaited moment simply didn’t have the impact they were expecting.