Week in Tech: The Music Industry Strikes Back

How much of what you see online is actually real? This week, Reed Albergotti (Semafor) breaks down Anthropic's latest clash with the Trump Administration. Is Anthropic’s own messaging to blame? Then, Nitasha Tiku (The Washington Post) talked to students that walked out on Google ...  Show more

Is AI happening to you — or for you? Pew Research found that 50% of Americans are more concerned than excited about artificial intelligence. Michele Jawando and John Palfrey think that's a signal that more people need to get involved. Oz sits down with Michele, CEO of the Omidyar ...  Show more

It's been a wild few months in CPUs, with next-generation releases from both AMD and Intel in their respective Zen 5 and Arrow Lake categories. Now that most all the big parts are out, we break down what's what, including why everyone is finally going disaggregated (and what t ...

The Linux 6.12 kernel isn't just another update — it's a game-changer that deserves our full attention, from performance improvements to fascinating new features.

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Timestamps: 0:00 Warning: I say Na'vi wrong 0:18 Discord breach exposes IDs 1:15 New Xbox consoles ARE coming 2:52 OpenAI invests in AMD 4:29 DeleteMe! 5:05 QUICK BITS INTRO 5:19 InTeL CoRe uLtRa X CPUs 6:11 Switch 2 uses two DLSS versions 6:56 OpenAI, Jony Ive AI device struggle ...  Show more

Has AI benchmarking reached its limit, and what do we have to fill this gap? Sinan Ozdemir speaks to Jon Krohn about the lack of transparency in training data and the necessity of human-led quality assurance to detect AI hallucinations, when and why to be skeptical of AI benchmar ...  Show more