AI in Flow

Claire and Peter break down the biggest AI stories from April 23—and the shared theme is clear: less conversation, more execution. OpenAI rolls out workspace agents for ChatGPT plans that can run end-to-end tasks across tools like Slack, Google Workspace, and Salesforce, raising new questions about governance, auditability, and safe handoffs. Google counters with new TPU chips and a major fund to...

In this episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter track a fast-accelerating shift: AI moving from experiments into the everyday machinery of work—along with the governance and risk that comes with it. Meta draws attention for plans to capture employee interactions (keystrokes, clicks, screenshots) to train workplace agents, while also breaking ground on a $1B+ AI data center in Tulsa as the compute...

In today’s AI in Flow, Claire and Peter cover Google’s global rollout of Gemini Personal Intelligence and what it means for privacy, control, and ecosystem lock-in as AI connects across Gmail, Calendar, Drive, YouTube, Search, and Maps. They also unpack Apple’s surprise leadership move—naming hardware chief John Ternus as CEO—and why it signals a push toward on-device AI, custom silicon, and tight...

Claire and Peter break down a day of signals that AI is moving from experimentation to critical infrastructure. They look at reports of the NSA using Anthropic’s restricted Mythos Preview model amid Pentagon supply-chain concerns, Google’s talks with Marvell to co-design next-gen AI chips to boost TPU performance, and xAI’s plans for Grok plugins inside Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. They also unpac...

In this episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter break down a packed day in AI: Anthropic’s Claude Design rattles the design-to-dev pipeline (and spooks Adobe and Figma), while Zoom and Tinder test World ID biometric verification to prove users are real humans—raising big questions about privacy, compliance, and friction. They also explore the FAA’s SMART decision-support system for air traffic con...

Claire and Peter break down today’s biggest shifts in AI across business, security, and infrastructure. Meta reportedly plans major job cuts as it restructures around applied AI, agents, and automation—an operating-model signal other large firms may follow. In Washington, dialogue with Anthropic reopens as regulators look for workable controls, while banks warn that frontier models like Mythos cou...

Claire and Peter break down a packed Friday briefing on AI’s biggest business and tech moves. OpenAI is reportedly lining up a massive multi-year compute deal powered by Cerebras chips, signalling a strategic push to diversify away from Nvidia and secure long-term capacity. Anthropic launches Claude Opus 4.7 with stronger coding and visual reasoning while tightening safety controls, as Germany rev...

Claire and Peter break down a day of stories that all point to one escalating issue: who gets access to AI—and on what terms. They cover the EU pressuring Meta over WhatsApp Business changes that may disadvantage rival AI assistants, Anthropic’s rollout of ID checks for certain Claude features, and Google’s new native Gemini app for macOS that brings AI closer to the desktop (and closer to sensiti...

Claire and Peter break down a day of AI getting more specialised—and more operational. OpenAI launches GPT-5.4-Cyber with gated access for verified defenders, as the IMF urges regulators to get ahead of AI-driven cyber risk and reports swirl around government testing of Anthropic’s Mythos. On the infrastructure front, Meta extends its Broadcom partnership through 2029 to power massive custom-chip...

In today’s episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter break down the week’s most consequential AI shifts across infrastructure, governance, and the workforce. AWS tests “Project Houdini,” a modular approach to building data centres faster—potentially a major edge in the compute crunch—while the industry confronts the harder constraint of power and grid capacity. They also unpack escalating security c...

Claire and Peter break down a day of headlines that show AI moving from fast innovation to high-stakes oversight. They cover the White House pressing major AI labs on model security and incident response, Anthropic’s decision to tightly limit access to its new Claude Mythos model, and what this means for enterprise procurement and third‑party risk. Plus: SAP’s warning that the AI transition will b...

Claire and Peter break down a busy day in AI: xAI sues Colorado over a new “high-risk AI” law, raising the stakes for state-by-state compliance and enterprise risk mapping. Inside big tech, Meta reorganises around agentic tooling—and quietly learns the hard way that measuring employees by token usage drives the wrong behaviour and runaway costs. Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis argues focus and ce...

Claire and Peter break down today’s biggest moves shaping how AI lands inside real organisations. Anthropic withholds a powerful vulnerability-finding model (Claude Mythos) in favour of controlled access via Project Glasswing, while simultaneously pushing enterprise adoption with Claude Managed Agents for secure, long-running workflows. They also unpack the operational uncertainty created by Anthr...

Claire and Peter break down today’s biggest developments in AI across security, regulation, and everyday interfaces. Anthropic unveils Project Glasswing, partnering with major tech and security players to deploy an unreleased Claude model for defensive cybersecurity—reportedly uncovering thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities under a controlled-release approach. In the UK, the CMA opens a new...

Claire and Peter break down today’s biggest shifts in AI across security, infrastructure, and real-world deployment. OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic reportedly coordinate to detect and block model copying—signalling tighter controls that could change how businesses access frontier models. Nvidia’s reported acquisition of SchedMD (the team behind Slurm) raises questions about neutrality and vendor le...

Claire and Peter break down today’s biggest shifts as AI hardens into critical infrastructure. They unpack reports of internal tension at OpenAI over IPO timing and massive infrastructure spend—and what that could mean for pricing, rate limits, and vendor concentration risk. They then look at the rapid expansion of Project Maven into AI-assisted battlefield management, highlighting how safety prin...

Claire and Peter break down a packed roundup of AI headlines shaping how businesses adopt (and govern) AI. Anthropic is changing how Claude subscriptions work with third-party tools—pushing heavy users toward add-on bundles or the API. Wired reports a security incident at AI training data supplier Mercor, prompting renewed focus on vendor risk and AI supply chain due diligence. In legal news, sanc...

Claire and Peter break down the biggest AI stories of the day on AI in Flow. Anthropic brings Claude’s computer-use capability to Windows—pushing agentic automation deeper into everyday enterprise desktops—while a separate US policy dispute raises questions about how easily governments could restrict AI vendors. Microsoft announces a major Japan investment focused on in-country AI infrastructure,...

Claire and Peter break down today’s biggest shifts in AI on AI in Flow: Anthropic scrambles after a packaging error exposes internal Claude Code agent source code (not weights or customer data, but potentially revealing proprietary orchestration and guardrails). Pressure mounts on Google to curb AI-generated children’s videos on YouTube and YouTube Kids, with implications for creators, advertisers...

Claire and Peter break down a packed day in AI on AI in Flow: Anthropic’s accidental Claude Code source exposure and what it means for trust and secure deployment; a proposed class action alleging Perplexity chats were tracked and shared with ad platforms; and the escalating reality that AI is now constrained by electricity as Microsoft explores a major natural-gas power deal for data centres. The...

In today’s episode of AI in Flow, hosts Claire and Peter break down a packed slate of AI shifts across product, policy, and operations. Anthropic previews “computer use” for Claude Code on macOS—pushing coding assistants toward true agentic workflows that can navigate apps, run tests, and apply fixes, while raising urgent questions about access controls, auditability, and kill switches. California...

Claire and Peter break down today’s biggest AI developments—starting with Microsoft stepping in to lead a massive data centre expansion in Texas, underscoring that power and infrastructure are now core constraints for scaling AI. They cover OpenAI shutting down Sora just six months after launch, the economics behind compute-heavy consumer products, and why businesses need stronger contract and cap...

In today’s episode of AI in Flow, hosts Claire and Peter break down a wide-ranging set of stories shaping how AI is built, bought, and governed. They look at the resignation of xAI’s last original co-founder as Elon Musk restructures the company ahead of a potential IPO—what that signals for enterprises betting on Grok and why procurement flexibility matters. They also explore Bluesky’s new AI ass...

In today’s AI in Flow, Claire and Peter unpack how AI is rapidly moving from demos into everyday products, workflows, and real-world consequences. Meta is set to expand Ray-Ban smart glasses for prescription wearers, while Google’s internal “Agent Smith” shows how quickly autonomous workplace agents can become mission-critical—raising the stakes for governance, access controls, and auditing. They...

Claire and Peter break down a day of AI moves that show where the real battlegrounds are emerging. Meta ramps its Texas data-centre build to $10B and targets 1GW by 2028, underscoring that AI competition now hinges on energy, infrastructure, and supply chains as much as chips. They also cover a judge temporarily blocking the Pentagon from blacklisting Anthropic, raising bigger questions about mode...