AI Inside
Yellowgold Studios
AI Inside explores the complexities of artificial intelligence and its impact on the world at large. Hosted by tech podcaster Jason Howell and media expert Jeff Jarvis, AI Inside takes a thoughtful look at the promise and challenges of AI while inviting some of the industry's most notable players and thinkers to engage in thoughtful dialogue about AI, neither overhyping its potential nor dismissing public concerns about its development. With a deep interest in AI's impacts on art and culture, Jason uses his rich experience in technology and creativity to understand its capabilities better. Jeff is a respected voice on technology's influence on media and society, thanks to his popular blog BuzzMachine and books like "The Web We Weave" and "The Gutenberg Parenthesis." Together, Jason and Jeff aim to advance public understanding of this world-changing technology at an important inflection point.
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Feb 4, 2026 • 1h 16min
What Are AI Agents Doing On Moltbook?
They dig into Moltbook, a Reddit-style social network where AI agents argue, joke, and organize. They question whether those agents are real or human-controlled proxies and what that means for scale. They raise security, privacy, and moderation risks when agent tools gain account access. They also debate whether an agent-only social layer is playful experiment or a risky blueprint for future behavior.
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Jan 28, 2026 • 1h 10min
The Kleenex of AI
They test Chrome’s Gemini-powered browser agents and the new Auto Browse autonomous features. They debate Yahoo Scout’s AI search approach and Apple’s rumored Gemini-powered Siri revamp and wearable. They cover Mozilla’s open-source push, DeepMind’s genetic-analysis tool, EU moves to open assistant access, Microsoft’s new AI chip, Shopify’s ChatGPT fee, and an EU probe into deepfake abuse.
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Jan 21, 2026 • 1h 13min
All About AI Automation
Alfred Nutile, an AI and automation developer at Daily AI, explores the future of AI technology. He breaks down Anthropic's Claude Cowork desktop agent, highlighting its potential in automating tasks effortlessly. The discussion shifts to OpenAI's innovative ad strategy for ChatGPT and YouTube's fight against low-quality AI content. Alfred reveals how non-developers can now create micro apps and emphasizes the need for smart automation choices. Tune in for insights on AI's role in enhancing workflows, not replacing them!
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Jan 17, 2026 • 37min
Google DeepMind's Tulsee Doshi: Gemini 3, Deep Think's Unexpected Uses, Layer-Based Editing
Tulsee Doshi, Senior Director and Head of Product for Gemini Models at Google DeepMind, discusses how real-world usage is reshaping AI development. She reveals that Deep Think is excelling in creative writing, surprising its team. Tulsee shares insights into the launch of Nano Banana Pro, highlighting unexpected user adoption and demands for layered editing features. The conversation also covers the integration of Gemini 3 across Google products, enhancing user experiences and capabilities, and explores the future of AI in everyday tasks.
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Jan 15, 2026 • 1h 10min
OpenAI and Anthropic Battle for Health Systems
Hosts dive into the fierce healthcare AI competition between OpenAI and Anthropic, discussing OpenAI's ChatGPT Health and its integration with medical records. They explore Google's launch of Gemini Personal Intelligence, its implications for Apple and Siri's future, and a strategic shift in Meta with major layoffs. The conversation touches on data privacy concerns with AI and the evolving retail landscape with Google's new agent tools. The outlook for community-based data centers and the future of user interface with AI finishes off an engaging discussion.
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Jan 9, 2026 • 1h 1min
CES 2026: Smartglasses, Waveguide Tech, And AI Music Tools
David Goldman is the VP of Marketing at Lumus, specializing in waveguide display tech for smart glasses. He shares insights on their groundbreaking optical engines and the importance of brightness and privacy in AR. Ryan Merchant, the Head of Communications at Moises, discusses how AI tools transform music practices, including stem separation and ethical considerations. He highlights real-world examples, like Slipknot's drummer using Moises for auditions, emphasizing the platform's role in democratizing music creation.
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Dec 31, 2025 • 1h 17min
We Got Slopped in 2025
Explore the intriguing world of AI as Nvidia licenses Groq's inference chips, signaling a tech consolidation wave. Dive into Meta's $2 billion acquisition of Manus, and the potential implications for AI strategy. Witness the rise of anti-AI sentiment in U.S. politics, with Bernie Sanders leading critiques of the technology's impact. Unpack the challenges and promises of AI-generated content, alongside reflections on 2025's developments and predictions for 2026's evolving AI landscape.
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Dec 24, 2025 • 1h 4min
Ben Goertzel of SingularityNET: What AGI Means Now, Open Source AI, and Compute Constraints
Ben Goertzel, founder and CEO of SingularityNET, dives into the intricate world of AGI, having coined the term itself. He critiques the current perception of LLMs, arguing they can't achieve true AGI due to their lack of radical abstraction. Goertzel emphasizes that a genuine open-source approach must encompass not just code, but also access to training data and versatile tools. He reflects on AGI timelines, suggesting that diversifying AI funding could unlock new potentials. His insights paint a compelling picture of an evolving AI landscape.
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Dec 17, 2025 • 1h 14min
OpenAI Sheds the Red
OpenAI's rapid release of GPT-5.2 and Image 1.5 is put under the spotlight as it navigates a 'Code Red'. Disney's $1 billion licensing deal for character generation raises questions about creative freedom and exclusivity. The comparison of OpenAI's and Google’s new models unveils a fascinating race in AI advancements, with Nvidia's acquisition adding to the mix. Meanwhile, President Trump's executive order centralizing AI regulation introduces tension with state laws, shaping the future of AI governance.
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Dec 15, 2025 • 53min
Is AI Search Hurting The Open Web? With Google's Nick Fox
Nick Fox, Google's SVP of Knowledge and Information, dives into the evolving landscape of AI in search. He discusses the controversy surrounding publisher traffic and Google's commitment to supporting content creators through features like Preferred Sources. Fox explains how AI links differ from traditional blue links and shares insights on AI Mode's impressive growth to 75 million daily users. He emphasizes the importance of quality content and highlights challenges in emerging markets, offering a glimpse into the future of search and AI integration.
