AI Could Break Trust in the Internet

AI agents are getting more powerful, but their ability to act online is raising a bigger question: what happens when people can no longer trust what they see, read, or do on the internet?Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss Meta’s latest open source AI model, why the company may be trying to regain ground in the AI race, and how AI agents are already finding vulnerabilities in everyday online systems. They also examine whether AI-generated writing, images, videos, online coursework, and automated actions could eventually destroy trust in the internet itself. Plus, they look at gold’s recent rally, why real interest rates usually matter for precious metals, whether weak jobs data really supports stocks, and the SEC’s debate over whether public companies should move away from quarterly reporting.