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Motorola once a pioneer in the mobile industry had been largely thrown to the dustbin of history, but recently they've been making a comeback of sorts. In this episode, we explore.

Today subscriptions have seriously taken over the world, but why are most businesses going this way and just how far can they go? In this episode we explore how subscriptions became a part of our everyday lives with no end in sight.

Artificial intelligence has been hailed as one of the most transformative technologies of the century. That may be so, but just not yet. In this episode, we take a look at a study that pits humans directly against AI for paid work. The results were surprising.

OpenAI is the company that lead the generative AI revolution. But that was 2022, today in 2026 things look very different. From growing competition to top talent leaving to losing 10s of billions of dollars with no way to profitably.. they're in a tight spot. In this episode we explore.

In this episode we cover the insane supply shortage of RAM due to the AI buildout. It'll be the price and availability of a lot of consumer electronics over the next year.

Early March of 2026 became a defining moment in world history. For the first time AI was used in a major military operation, but that's just the beginning of the story. What followed was a betrayal by OpenAI, a slippery slope to mass surveillance and serious questions over what powers a government should have. In this episode we explore the nexus between AI, war and mass surveillance.

The Forbes 30 under 30 list has really become the place to find talented people. Some have talent in their achievements, others have talent in scamming. Today we see the one of the latest examples featuring Gökçe Güven of Kalder. Bogus financial books, forged signatures and a federal identity theft charge. It's all there.

The OpenClaw saga is one of the wildest events in recent tech history. It simultaneously proved agentic computing can be the future but also a huge disaster.

OpenAI just can't seem to get their act together..

Artemis II was a spectacle in more ways than one, but what was the point of the mission?

For a short time it seemed that NFTs were everywhere, you couldn’t avoid stories of an average guy making millions from them, then all of a sudden, they were gone. What happened and why were people paying so much money for effectively a jpeg?

Tim Cook has been at the helm of Apple since the passing of Steve Jobs in 2011. He's now stepping down from the lead role to be replaced by a little known mechanical engineer, John Ternus. So what's next for Apple and what changes could we see under his leadership? In this episode we find out.

YouTube is going through a bit of a rough patch when it comes to dealing with AI. From a flood of low-effort videos, scams and theft to overzealous banning and AI creator tools that make little sense. It's sad to see one of the best platforms go through such a transformation, but the good news is that something is finally being done about it. In this episode we explore.

Palantir is a mysterious company. It's CEO Alex Karp was awarded over $6 Billion in cash last year. But does Palantir they actually do? and what do its leaders WANT? In this episode I explore.

The AI data centre boom is starting to falter before it's really began. 50% of AI data projects are being delayed or canceled. This is despite already causing damage to many communities. In this episode we explore.

The SpaceX company is no longer what you think it is.

For the longest time, big tech was seen as the perpetual money printer but now things have changed. The AI frenzy has drained free cash flow and driven these companies to employ interesting accounting practices.