EP 433 : OpenAI Hits $730B: AI Policy Issues & Top Tools

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The AI industry is facing its biggest policy issue yet, with the Pentagon's contract dispute with Anthropic and OpenAI's $730B valuation with a $110B mega-round. Consumers are angrily switching services, and the military is still using Claude in weekend strikes on Iran. Meanwhile, Block cuts its workforce due to an internal AI tool, and its stock soars. Tune in to learn more about the latest AI news, including OpenAI's deal with Amazon, Anthropic's auto memory feature, and the top AI tools to boost your productivity. Listen now and stay ahead of the curve! Tools mentioned: Adsturbo, DepthFlow, Fluents, Prism, Hermes-Agent, Flow, Perplexity Computer

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