This Week in Tech 1106: The 10-Day Reply Guy
Apple's long-delayed kitchen device and Tesla's flying car spectacle make this panel one you won't want to miss! Data center delays, AI-driv...
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A compendium of netcasts from the Chief TWiT, Leo Laporte. This feed includes all of Leo's audio or video releases and often includes his appearances on other netcasts. One feed to serve the...
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Intelligent Machines 892: Pants-based Benchmarks
GitHub's developer relations VP, Martin Woodward, reveals just how dramatically AI agents are reshaping who codes, what gets built, and why...
Windows Weekly 1005: Nicely Frosted
Microsoft's latest Windows event left even diehard enthusiasts scratching their heads, with new AI-powered hardware and "RTX Spark" PCs gett...
Security Now 1100: Booby Trapping LLMs
Think your open-source AI model is safe? This episode uncovers how LLMs can be secretly booby-trapped with undetectable backdoors, raising t...
MacBreak Weekly 1046: Trust Agnes!
Apple held its "Welcome Home" event, debuting Apple HomeView and Apple Home Collection, a lineup of new smart home accessories in partnershi...
This Week in Tech 1105: Agents Gone Wild
Windows unveiled its Surface Laptop Ultra & Surface RTX Spark Dev Box at its recent Surface event. Google's SynthID Detector is open to ever...
Intelligent Machines 891: Previously on Swarm Chasers
From deleting critical files to oversharing your banking details in Slack, today's AI agents are proving both incredibly helpful and hilario...
Windows Weekly 1004: Fat-Washed
Microsoft and NVIDIA's RTX Spark laptops are official, with preorders open and shipping October 16. Prices run from $2,599 (24GB) to $5,899...
Security Now 1099: An Alien Mind
As AI becomes startlingly capable, top minds at OpenAI admit they can't always control what their own creations do—or even fully understand...
MacBreak Weekly 1045: The iCup Specialist
We could finally see Apple launch new smart home products this month. iPhone Duo apparently has a 'replaceable' folding display layer to hel...
This Week in Tech 1104: Real Gs Move in Silence Like Lasagna
Is Gemini 4 truly so capable, as claimed by Google? OpenAI unveils Dots to rival Meta's Muse. Google's Project Suncatcher prototype satellit...
Intelligent Machines 890: 200 Donuts
What happens when a single person manages a staff of 24 AI "employees" with one-on-one performance reviews and weekly stand-ups? This episod...
Windows Weekly 1003: Another Story Ruined By Keith
Why does Microsoft keep stumbling with new devices and software design... and what happens when enthusiasts start favoring AI over old-schoo...
Security Now 1098: How worried should we be?
With millions racing to embrace AI assistants and cybercriminals pivoting to new, high-stakes tactics, the episode tackles the dizzying pace...
MacBreak Weekly 1044: Live, Love, Re-Org
Federico Viticci of MacStories joins the show this week! Federico shares his experience using Apple's new M5 Ultra Mac Studio & running loca...
This Week in Tech 1103: Raspberry Pi in the Sky
If your fridge can be bricked by a firmware update and your AI can outwit its creators, are we trading convenience for chaos? This lively ep...
Intelligent Machines 889: We Are the Neanderthals
Forget large language models. This episode uncovers a radically different approach to AI, where physics-guided reasoning and energy-based mo...
Windows Weekly 1002: Only B & D Matter
Windows Week D arrives, and this time we get updates - a preview of Octoberʼs Patch Tuesday 24H2/25H2 Minor update with new Copilot key rema...
Security Now 1097: Mega Patch Tuesday Fallout
After Microsoft's historic Mega Patch Tuesday, enterprise IT teams worldwide are scrambling as a wave of updates triggers system meltdowns,...
MacBreak Weekly 1043: The Irrational Phone
The iPhone 18 Pro & Pro Max are hitting consumers' hands. Reviews of the Apple Watch Series 12 & Ultra 4 are out now for Apple's latest smar...