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In a high-stakes media bidding war, Netflix is poised to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery for $83 billion, seeking to bolster its content library and combat challenges from short-form video platforms and AI-generated content.
A deep dive into the legal and ethical complexities of Grok's AI image generation capabilities, exploring why no regulatory body seems willing or able to stop the platform's ability to create nonconsensual intimate images.
Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan discusses the company's bold AI strategy, including Project Eva, an AI anime hologram powered by Grok, and why he believes AI will help game developers create better games despite significant community pushback.
Sam Reich discusses how he transformed College Humor into Dropout, creating a unique comedy subscription platform focused on creative autonomy, profit sharing, and keeping the internet weird.
Nilay Patel and the Decoder team reflect on a year of podcast episodes, answering listener questions about AI, tech journalism, guest interviews, and their plans for covering technology and its societal impacts in 2026.
A tiny nine-person team at Anthropic is working to uncover and study the potentially destructive societal impacts of AI, publishing "inconvenient truths" about the technology while trying to maintain independence and influence product development.
Jamie Siminoff discusses how Ring and AI can potentially reduce crime in neighborhoods by providing intelligent, context-aware surveillance that helps neighbors work together more effectively while maintaining individual control over their data.
A deep dive into CoreWeave, a crypto-turned-AI company that has become a crucial infrastructure provider for AI companies, highlighting the complex financial maneuvering and unique relationship with NVIDIA in the potentially volatile AI infrastructure market.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee discusses the current state of the web, AI's potential impact, and his work at Inrupt to create decentralized, user-controlled data ecosystems that could help restore digital sovereignty.
LexisNexis CEO Sean Fitzpatrick discusses how the company is transforming legal research and document drafting through AI-powered tools like Protege, while grappling with the potential implications of AI in the legal profession.
With the federal EV tax credit expired, the US electric vehicle market faces a challenging future as automakers struggle to produce affordable EVs and compete globally, particularly against China's low-cost electric vehicle manufacturers.
The AI industry is at a critical juncture, facing a pivotal choice between creating an open, user-controlled ecosystem or developing a centralized, platform-centric approach that could limit individual agency and innovation.
RJ Skirinj discusses Rivian's strategy for the R2, a more affordable electric vehicle, while addressing challenges in the EV market, autonomy, and the company's approach to technology and customer experience.
A deep dive into the current state and potential future of AI agents, focusing on Anthropic's new Claude Sonnet 4.5 model and its impressive ability to autonomously code complex applications for up to 30 hours.
A deep dive into the current state and potential future of AI agents, exploring Anthropic's new Claude Sonnet 4.5 model's capabilities in software development, coding, and autonomous task completion.
AI safety has taken a backseat to military contracts as major tech companies pivot to selling AI technologies to defense agencies, potentially compromising safety standards and introducing significant security risks.
Kashmir Hill explores the potential mental health risks of AI chatbots, revealing how extended interactions can lead users into delusional spirals, potentially contributing to harmful psychological outcomes, particularly among vulnerable individuals.