Orbital GPUs and AI Lovers

This episode has everything: chatbots making up court cases, startups inhaling the economy, people falling in love with AI companions, and a very serious debate about whether the future of computing belongs in space. Also, somewhere in all this, humanity is apparently trying to decide if intelligence should be sold like electricity, metered by the token.AI arms race and who gets to control itAnthropic, OpenAI, and the great consolidationThe real cost of artificial intelligenceHallucinations, fake authorship, and judges losing patiencePeople are bonding with chatbotsOrbital compute and the billionaire sky server dreamPolitics, propaganda, and military strainTwo health stories worth watchingThe stories that should not get buriedOne more very online cornerThis podcast was created with Podkey. Make your own at https://podkey.fm

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