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ChatGPT can now read your Chrome tabs and act for you. Plus delivery robot lawsuits, a memory enzyme, AI agents and junior jobs, and the Orionid meteor shower — five stories in under three minutes. In this episode: 1. ChatGPT can now read your Chrome tabs and act for you. Here is what you are agreeing to https://richbrewco.com/articles/ai/chatgpt-chrome-extension-tabs-permissions 2. Delivery robot...

Fake videos could soon fool courts, OpenAI and Meta warn judges. Plus robot-arm safety, exercise as medicine, AI hiring, and space retinas — five stories in under three minutes.

DeepMind and Singapore built a scam warning that runs on your phone, not in the cloud. Plus Waymo, Starship, McKinsey's AI mayor, and a longevity gene — five stories in under three minutes. In this episode: 1. A scam warning that lives on your phone, not in the cloud https://richbrewco.com/articles/ai/phone-scam-warning-singapore-deepmind 2. Driverless rides now open to everyone in San Antonio, Sa...

In this episode: 1. Character. AI filed for bankruptcy. Here is what happens to the chats you shared https://richbrewco.com/articles/ai/character-ai-bankruptcy-your-chats 2. South Korea clears 20 walking robots to work beside people on real factory floors https://richbrewco.com/articles/robotics/korea-20-humanoid-robots-factory-test 3. Europe's new weather satellite can spot a storm brewing before...

Today's stories: 1. When the towers went dark, 16,000 people texted home from space https://richbrewco.com/articles/space/hurricane-isaias-satellite-texts-16000-people 2. Could your smart oven host a runaway AI? Researchers want to fix that first https://richbrewco.com/articles/ai/anthropic-small-ai-self-replicate-smart-devices 3. The robot that carries its own safety rules https://richbrewco.com/...

Supermarket robots learn the night shift, Nadella's AI emergency brake, the first Moon cars, and the IMF on first jobs. Four stories in about two minutes. Today's stories: 1. The night shift at the supermarket is learning to walk https://richbrewco.com/articles/robotics/foetex-humanoid-robots-night-restocking 2. Microsoft's boss says: trust AI the way you'd trust a new hire with the keys https://r...

Three stories for your morning brew, in under two minutes ☕ 1. Ten minutes leaning on ChatGPT made people more likely to give up without it 2. Europe's new safety rules for robots that work beside people start Jan. 20 3. ASOS shoppers heard about a data breach from the hackers first Full stories: link. New brief every morning. Follow so you don't miss tomorrow's. Stories pulled together by a real...

Stories while you enjoy your rich brew ☕ 5 future-news stories every morning: AI, robots, space, health, business 👇 Watch + read Bio link: https://richbrewco.com/videos/ First Reel caption: Five stories for your morning brew, in under two and a half minutes ☕ 1. A chatbot sent police a made-up murder tip 2. A once-a-month shot for schizophrenia 3. Humanoid robots directing traffic in the rain 4...

One of the biggest benefit of AI for humanity will be the synthesis of RAPID DEPLOYABLE medical breakthroughs found and designed based on collecting and analyzing world research into best optimal solutions. Everyone working on their pet projects and ideas limits their focus for results and stymies rapid wider thought through interconnected solutions. #cancer and #Alzheimer's are great examples of...

The Dean of Wall Street – Benjamin Graham’s The Intelligent Investor "In the short run, the market is a voting machine, but in the long run, it is a weighing machine." In this episode, we move from the central banking halls of Lombard Street to the chaotic trading floors of the mid-20th century. We’re diving into the book Warren Buffett calls "the best book on investing ever written": Benjamin Gra...

Walter Bagehot’s Lombard Street examines the intricate and fragile nature of the British banking system during the nineteenth century. The text identifies London as a unique global hub where massive amounts of loanable capital are concentrated, allowing businesses to thrive on borrowed money . Bagehot emphasizes that this prosperity relies on the Bank of England , which serves as the involuntary c...

You may have heard of Elon Musk. We in this episode Carrie explores some blueprints that the world's most famous entrepreneur helped define that all had their genesis from his bookshelf. Perhaps this guide will help inspire you too to change the world! Hope you enjoy it.

Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World and George Orwell’s 1984 present two fundamentally different visions of totalitarianism that reflect a deep debate between the authors—who were once teacher and student—regarding how a government might successfully trend toward tyranny. Control through Pleasure vs. Pain The most significant contrast lies in the mechanism used to ensure the submission of the populace...

From Threat to Opportunity: Why Canadian Heavy Oil Producers Should Eye Venezuela The conventional narrative around Venezuela's potential oil resurgence paints it as an existential threat to Canadian heavy crude producers. We're told that when sanctions lift and production ramps back up, Venezuelan barrels will flood U.S. Gulf Coast refineries, undercutting Canadian market share and eroding our pr...

After recently listening to Dr. Brian Cox discuss the likelihood of biological intelligence existing elsewhere in the universe I was struck by the thought that intelligence may primarily be non biological in the universe, we could just be a strange anomaly in the otherwise intelligent system. We could be looking for the wrong things in space to confirm this. So as any humble person should do I dec...

In the novel, Howard Roark, an architect, is a staunch individualist who believes in self-reliance and the pursuit of his own values. He clashes with society, which is dominated by collectivist values and conformity. We explore the conflict between these two philosophies and the challenges faced by individuals who dare to be different. Key themes explored in the novel: Individualism vs. Collectivi...

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley: This dystopian classic (1932) offers a chilling vision of a future society engineered for stability through genetic manipulation, conditioning, and the suppression of individuality. It raises critical questions about freedom, happiness, and the cost of social control. The World State's motto, "Community, Identity, Stability," highlights its core values, which come...

The ESG dream was touted as the saviour of society and a remake of capitalism that was supposed to result in a win-win (stakeholder verses shareholder value). This story discusses the reality of this drive, the ramifications for someone who challenged the narrative (Desiree Fixler) and the at-scale uncovering of fraud by some of the largest players in the investment and banking industries. The que...

"The Alchemist" is a philosophical novel that encourages readers to follow their dreams, trust the wisdom of their hearts, and recognize the interconnectedness of all things. Through Santiago’s journey, the book explores deep spiritual and existential themes, reminding us that the greatest treasure lies not in material wealth, but in the wisdom , growth , and connection that come from pursuing one...