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AI Replacing Young Workers, AI Industry Gets Political, Google’s “Nano Banana,” ChatGPT Parental Controls & Anthropic Settles Author Lawsuit
Episode 165
We paused for the holiday, but the AI news didn’t!
In this episode of The Artificial Intelligence Show, Paul Roetzer and Mike Kaput explore how AI is already reshaping the job market, with new research showing sharp declines in entry-level roles. They unpack Silicon Valley’s $100M super PAC aimed at blocking AI regulation, highlight Google’s breakthrough “Nano Banana” image editor, Meta’s AI team struggles, and more in our rapid-fire section.
Show Notes: Access the show notes and show links here
Timestamps:
00:00:00 — Intro
00:07:17 — AI Labor Market Signals
00:16:37 — AI Industry’s Increasing Political Influence
00:28:33 — Google’s Stunning “Nano Banana” Image Editor
00:34:26 — OpenAI Parental Controls and Support Features
00:38:23 — Anthropic Settles Authors’ Copyright Lawsuit
00:42:44 — Meta’s AI Strategy in Flux
00:46:06 — GenAI App Landscape Report
00:51:10 — OpenAI–Anthropic Joint Safety Evaluation
00:54:37 — Jensen Huang Suggests AI Will Create a Four-Day Workweek
01:00:11 — Microsoft’s AI Excel Warning
01:03:17 — Claude in Classrooms
01:07:07 — AI Product and Funding Updates
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