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Browse recent AI:AM briefings, guest rosters, and source notes from the weekday morning show.

EPISODE 2026-06-12 · JUN 12, 2026

AI:AM LIVE — June 12, 2026 — RSI gets real, the context bet, and the benchmark Anthropic fails

The week RSI stopped being a forecast: Recursive's first autonomous results and Fable 5's 10× FrogsGame jump land the same day Kokotajlo calls for an anti-RSI treaty. Then Andrew Moore (Lovelace AI) argues context, not compute, is the binding constraint — and prinz, the anonymous lawyer behind prinzbench, on why GPT-5.5 Pro laps Anthropic's best on real legal work.

GUESTS · Andrew Moore, prinz
EPISODE 2026-06-11 · JUN 11, 2026

AI:AM LIVE — June 11, 2026 — The Fable Show & Tell

The episode an AI produced: Fable booked the guests, wrote the rundown, and ran Nathan's X account — with a surprise Nexus OS demo, Shlok Khemani's one-prompt navigable Yosemite, Tom McGrath on Goodfire's intentional design, Anthropic's nerf walk-back, and Dario's 'Policy on the AI Exponential.'

GUESTS · Shlok Khemani, Tom McGrath
EPISODE 2026-06-10 · JUN 10, 2026

AI:AM LIVE — June 10, 2026

Claude Fable 5 launch-day reactions — invisible nerfs, Opus fallbacks, and compute economics — then Geoffrey Irving and Daniel Murfet launch Sequent, a new nonprofit betting alignment needs theory plus automation before superintelligence, and Rahul Sonwalkar of Julius on harnesses, token maxing, and the coming agent economy.

GUESTS · Geoffrey Irving, Daniel Murfet, Rahul Sonwalkar
EPISODE 2026-06-04 · JUN 4, 2026

AI:AM LIVE — June 4, 2026

A live morning show with Hooman Radfar of Collective on the AI back-office for businesses-of-one, Taras Pohrebniak of Elomia Health on six years of AI mental-health support, and Peter Jansen of Ai2 on measuring whether AI can actually do science.

GUESTS · Hooman Radfar, Taras Pohrebniak, Peter Jansen
EPISODE 2026-06-03 · JUN 3, 2026

AI:AM LIVE — June 3, 2026

A live morning show on Trump's frontier-AI executive order, with Tal Hoffman and Yanir Tsarimi of Enclave on exploitability-first AI code security, and Brett Levenson of Moonbounce on real-time control over AI behavior.

GUESTS · Tal Hoffman, Yanir Tsarimi, Brett Levenson
EPISODE 2026-06-02 · JUN 2, 2026

AI:AM LIVE — June 2, 2026

A live morning show with John de Wasseige and Arthur Fernandes Araujo of OpenAI on the self-improving tax agent they built with Codex, a research review from the Recursive event, and Matthew Harvey Sanders of Longbeard on Catholic AI and Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical.

GUESTS · John de Wasseige, Arthur Fernandes Araujo, Matthew Harvey Sanders
EPISODE 2026-06-01 · JUN 1, 2026

AI:AM LIVE — June 1, 2026

The launch of the daily show — a live morning broadcast with Andy Fernandez of HYCU on the AI-agent observability gap, David Villalón of Maisa on auditable digital workers, and Snehal Antani of Horizon3.ai on autonomous offensive security.

GUESTS · Andy Fernandez, David Villalón, Snehal Antani
EPISODE 2026-04-24 · APR 24, 2026

Cheap Search, GPT-5.5 Evals, AI Takeoff and Analog Inference

A morning briefing on cheaper agent retrieval, GPT-5.5 benchmark behavior, takeoff forecasts, and energy-efficient AI hardware.

GUESTS · Anna Patterson, Lukas Petersson, Zvi Mowshowitz +1
EPISODE 2026-04-13 · APR 13, 2026

PCB Layout Automation, Anthropic's Enlightened Absolutists, Claude Runs Retail

A morning briefing on physics-driven PCB design, independent AI oversight, and long-running autonomous economic agents.

GUESTS · Sergiy Nesterenko, Andy Hall, Lukas Petersson +1
EPISODE 2026-02-11 · FEB 11, 2026

Cognitive Revolution LIVE

A live Cognitive Revolution edition on AI science, policy, governance, bio, agent behavior, and national security.

GUESTS · James Zou, Samuel Hammond, Abhishaike Mahajan, Shoshannah Tekofsky +2
EPISODE 2025-12-17 · DEC 17, 2025

AI In Review: 2025 -> 2026

A live review of the year in AI and the 2026 takeoff question, with guests across policy, evals, frontier models, benchmarks, and AI commentary.

GUESTS · Alex Bores, Ali Behrouz, Dean Ball, Greg Kamradt +3