AIdea Daily, 11 October 2026
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Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Today on AIdea Daily, 11 October 2026: • Odyssey-3: a free public preview of an AI model that builds worlds you can walk around in. • arXiv now limits everyone to two paper submissions a month, blaming a flood of AI-written research. • Epoch AI finds top models fall far short of a human research method, and overstate their own results. • A hands-on with Google's Playground, which builds browser games from a description. • DistroKid confirms it removed songs in response to a Universal Music lawsuit; artists say non-AI work was caught up. • Cockroach Labs says AI agents added IBM Db2 support to its migration tool in under two days. • Satya Nadella says AI models need an "emergency brake". • Token prices keep falling while chip rental prices hold or rise. • Hobbyists used AI agents to decompile a first-person shooter. • US senators say AI data centres shift costs onto households. • A follow-up on Anthropic cutting its internal tests off from the live internet. • A founder says his AI agent posted his personal bank balance in his company's Slack.
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