BroBots: AI, Technology & Being a Better Human

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Can You Trust an AI Assistant With Your Money or Your Mind?

October 19, 2026

AI assistants now want to do your shopping and take care of your mental health. Neither one is open about whose interests it serves. In this episode, Jeremy and Jason start with Meta’s new Muse shopping assistant: a $5 fee that nobody could explain, and Amazon blocking outside AI assistants while it builds its own. Then they look at a recent survey finding that one in three young Canadians uses AI for mental health support every month. They explain why AI makes “what will you pay” pricing che...

Is AI Hacking a Real Threat, or Are We Scaring Ourselves?

October 12, 2026

Everyone’s waiting for AI to go rogue. Kevin Surace, whose team at General Magic built one of the first AI assistants, says that’s the wrong thing to fear. Today’s AI hacking mostly doesn’t break through firewalls. It fools a person into opening the front door. Kevin cites Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 finding that roughly 90% of ransomware attacks now come in by compromising identity, and Jason, who works in cybersecurity, pushes back hard with supply-chain attacks and exposed API keys. Then t...

Why AI Self-Regulation Won't Protect You (And Who It Protects)

October 05, 2026

The White House just had the biggest names in AI sign a pact promising to behave. It isn't legally binding, there's no penalty for breaking it, and the document had a typo. Jeremy and Jason look at what "AI self-regulation" means when the companies writing the rules are also burning cash and racing to IPO. Jason explains why a voluntary pledge looks more like a press release than a guardrail. He also covers why "superintelligence" is a real technical term that shouldn't be used for branding, ...

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