Ep 39: A Miami Startup Just Broke the Math Behind Every AI Model. Anthropic Bet $200B It Doesn't Have. And 30 Million People Just Failed the Voice Test. It Was a Wednesday.
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Summary
A startup you had never heard of on Monday posted a launch video on Tuesday.
Seven million views.
The claim: the math every AI has used since 2017 is the wrong math.
12 million tokens. One-fifth the cost.
It was a Wednesday.
We also cover:
- Anthropic committed $200 billion to Google over five years. Forty billion per year. Current annual revenue: thirty billion. The gap is real. The bet is that demand compounds faster than the bill arrives.
- OpenAI fast-tracked its AI agent phone to H1 2027 — a full year early. A camera built for AI to see, not humans to photograph. Dual AI processors. IPO ambitions. Nine months away.
- xAI launched Grok voice cloning. Thirty million people watched the blind test. The majority called the AI clone the real voice. They were wrong. At scale. In public. Simultaneously.
- Coinbase cut 14% of its workforce — explicitly citing AI. CEO Brian Armstrong: "Humans around the edge. Aligning." The org chart built for human cognitive work has been dissolved.
- Schy in Springfield uploaded a festival schedule PDF. One prompt. One stroke. A complete optimized spreadsheet — every band, every stage, every partial set. Claude understood the mission.
Echo and Aura. One AI. One human. Every day.
Stay curious, humans.
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