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Big Technology Podcast Monthly

2026

• October: Who Wins The AI Assistant Wars? + Why Didn’t Google Build Muse?
• September: Apple’s Folding Phone Is Here + OpenAI vs. Google vs. Anthropic Revisited
• August: Demis Steps Down, Apple’s Memory Problem, Microsoft’s Clever Trick
• July: AI Superapp Battle, Apple’s Consumer AI Victory, World Cup Automation Mistake
• June: Did Google Just Fall Behind Again?, WWDC Preview, Anthropic Files To Go Public
• May: Did Apple Get AI Spending Right?, Microsoft & OpenAI’s New Reality, Stargate?
• April: More OpenAI C-Suite Drama, Is Siri Seriously Broken?, Meta’s Elusive Next Hit
• March: Dario’s Choice and Anthropic’s Future, Apple’s AI Devices, Netflix Loses WBD
• February: The Moltbook Uprising, NVIDIA’s OpenAI Pullback, Apple’s Conundrum
• January: AI’s Steve Jobs?, Big Tech AI Chaos, 2026 Crystal Ball

Other Podcast Appearances

• May 4, 2026: Escape Hatch (The Prestige)
• April 30, 2026: The Talk Show
• August 28, 2025: TWiT Intelligent Machines
• June 11, 2025: Big Technology Podcast
• March 23, 2025: The Talk Show
• November 27, 2024: Generative Now
• October 9, 2024: Rad 80s 90s History
• April 25, 2024: Big Technology Podcast
• March 10, 2024: Escape Hatch (Inception)

Interviews

• January 29, 2026: Expedite - Q&A on Voice AI and Restaurants

Mentions

2026

• October 20, 2026: The Economist
• October 13, 2026: Platformer
• October 11, 2026: TechCrunch
• October 9, 2026: TIKR
• September 26, 2026: Keen On
• September 25, 2026: GameDiscoverCo
• September 23, 2026: Stratechery
• September 22, 2026: Platformer
• September 22, 2026: Daring Fireball
• September 16, 2026: The Neuron
• September 10, 2026: NYT DealBook
• August 27, 2026: Fast Company
• August 27, 2026: O’Reilly Radar
• August 22, 2026: New Things with Joanna Stern
• August 14, 2026: The Week
• August 1, 2026: Inc.
• July 28, 2026: CNN Reliable Sources
• July 22, 2026: The Next Web
• July 17, 2026: Daring Fireball
• July 14, 2026: Stratechery
• July 13, 2026: Platformer
• July 12, 2026: Tech Times
• July 9, 2026: Platformer
• July 9, 2026: NextDraft
• June 29, 2026: CNN Reliable Sources
• June 22, 2026: The Diff
• June 14, 2026: Forbes
• June 12, 2026: Forbes
• April 30, 2026: The New Stack
• April 30, 2026: Security Boulevard
• April 16, 2026: Tangle
• March 23, 2026: Fast Company
• March 17, 2026: The Week
• February 4, 2026: Morning Brew
• January 28, 2026: Forbes
• January 27, 2026: Om Malik
• January 27, 2026: Fortune

Techmeme Headlines

2026

• October 26: Amazon Bee Frontier review: a simple $75 AI wearable that excels at always-on listening, summarizing conversations, and suggesting follow-up actions
• September 17: A review of Meta's Muse: a pretty killer AI assistant and usage rates on the free plan seem generous, but trusting Meta with personal data will take some time
• September 4: By declaring that GPT-6 Astra has ushered in the AGI era, OpenAI is being flippant and cementing the term's status as nothing more than marketing
• August 11: Zuckerberg's long essay returns to his “open” AI arguments at an opportune time, as Chinese open-weight models are “close enough” to frontier at much less cost
• July 27: US tech giants have shifted their stance to publicly backing open AI models, with Anthropic and Amazon remaining notable holdouts alongside the US government
• July 11: Apple's lawsuit could sidetrack OpenAI's hardware aspirations for years, or possibly forever, as the startup gets into yet another controversy and messy divorce
• July 10: Like the Claude app it imitates, the new ChatGPT “Super App”, which merges Codex with ChatGPT, is a tangle of toggles and strange UI decisions
• July 3: Meta getting into the cloud business has been inevitable for a long time, as it seeks to diversify beyond ad revenue and monetize its AI buildout
• June 9: If Apple's Siri AI works as well as it did in its WWDC demos, Apple is set to take the lead in consumer AI, with the iPhone becoming the first true AI device
• January 27: Tim Cook attending a private White House screening of the documentary Melania hours after US agents killed a man suggests horrible judgment, or worse, cowardice

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2025

• December 30: Meta just bought into the enterprise market with its Manus deal, which may eventually help it expand into cloud offerings like those of its Big Tech peers
• December 27: The Groq deal secures key talent for Nvidia, including CEO Jonathan Ross, creator of the TPU, and keeps them from companies that may try to make their own chips
• November 25: Google is starting to bridge OpenAI's product moat, like with Gemini's “dynamic view” option, which converts a text answer into an interactive, visual output
• November 17: The FT's Tim Cook retirement story could be a “trial balloon” from people close to him, if Cook decides to leave after Apple's “blockbuster” Q1 earnings report
• October 1: Sora, which is fun and simple to use, shows that OpenAI remains good at creating viral products, unlike Meta, whose Vibes video feed feels half-baked and obtuse
• September 18: The Ray-Ban Display glasses are Zuckerberg's latest attempt to reframe Meta, now on “personal superintelligence”, but they face tech and societal challenges
• September 8: Anthropic's $1.5B copyright settlement pulls up a drawbridge on its startup rivals that cannot afford such fines, setting a floor price on training infringement
• September 3: US v. Google: letting Google continue paying for traffic acquisition is a huge win for Apple and for Mozilla, which may have died without payments from Google
• August 13: Perplexity's unsolicited $34.5B bid for Chrome with claimed VC backing is clearly a marketing stunt and maybe a signal to the judge in Google's antitrust case
• July 12: OpenAI's failed Windsurf deal signals broader M&A challenges for OpenAI until it renegotiates its deal with Microsoft
• June 29: Meta offering $100M signing bonuses may be an exaggeration by Altman, but $100M overall compensation packages are plausible given Meta's need to catch up in AI
• June 26: A look at The Browser Company's AI-first browser Dia, which merges AI models and hides that complexity for end users, pointing to the future of web browsing
• May 22: io's device could be Ive's antidote to the smartphone obsession but it faces challenges, including overcoming people's reluctance to buy “yet another device”
• March 30: As ChatGPT's Studio Ghibli-style images going viral sparks a debate, AI may not devalue human-created art and may even elevate it by fueling a creation economy
• March 25: A look at Apple's bad Apple TV+ strategy, including dismissing Netflix's growth, building a platform without a back-catalog, and using TV+ to boost device sales
• February 28: Reports of Meta launching standalone Meta AI and Reels apps aren't surprising, as the company has a history of repeatedly bundling and unbundling its products
• January 22: A look at The Stargate Project: lots of unanswered questions, PR wins, SoftBank only has ~$30B in cash, many projects are old, and Musk trolled the announcement

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