The AI Files

In this episode, Jaime & Shadab discuss Anthropic’s Project Glasswing and Mythos’ vulnerability-finding surge; Goldman Sachs data on AI job substitution vs augmentation; MIT’s “rising tides” view of automation; bold tax proposals from Vinod Khosla and OpenAI and a national wealth fund; OpenAI’s new $100/month ChatGPT Pro for Codex power users; Microsoft’s new in-house MAI models for transcription, voice, and images; Meta’s Muse Spark and multi-agent “Thinking” mode; and Perplexity’s Plaid-powered personal CFO features; MemPalace architecture by Milla Jovovich & more

In this episode of The AI Files, we break down one of the biggest weeks in AI news and what it means for business leaders, technologists, and everyday professionals trying to keep up with a rapidly changing landscape. From Jamie Dimon’s bold prediction that AI could one day shrink the workweek to just three and a half days, to OpenAI’s ad business quietly surging past $100 million in ARR, this episode explores how AI is moving from hype into real economic, workplace, and platform-level impact.

We also dig into the growing AI skills gap, why power users are already pulling ahead, and what that could mean for inequality, workforce disruption, and the future of knowledge work. Plus, we unpack why OpenAI really shut down Sora, why Google’s latest moves with Gemma 4, Veo 3.1 Lite, and TurboQuant matter, and how ChatGPT’s arrival in Apple CarPlay signals that conversational AI is expanding into entirely new environments.

Finally, we cover Microsoft’s major upgrade to Researcher inside Microsoft 365 Copilot, where multi-model intelligence is starting to make AI research look more like peer review than simple chatbot output. If you want sharp analysis on where AI is heading next—from platforms and products to labor markets and enterprise strategy—this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

In this episode:

Jamie Dimon on AI and the future 3.5-day workweek

OpenAI’s ads business passes $100M ARR

The widening AI skills gap

Why OpenAI shut down Sora

Google’s Gemma 4, Veo 3.1 Lite, and TurboQuant

ChatGPT comes to Apple CarPlay

Microsoft Researcher adds multi-model intelligence

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AI is no longer just generating text and images — it is starting to power robots, factories, vehicles, and real-world operations. In this episode of The AI Files, we unpack one of the biggest shifts happening in AI right now: the move from digital assistants to physical AI. We begin with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s bold claim that “Physical AI has arrived — every industrial company will become a robotics company,” and explore what that could mean for manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, transportation, and the future of work. We also break down NVIDIA’s stunning long-term vision for AI agents inside the enterprise, including the idea of deploying massive numbers of digital workers to support human employees. What does that mean for executives, engineers, and the way companies may soon be structured? Also in this episode: Uber’s $1.25 billion investment in Rivian and the push toward a robotaxi future OpenAI’s GPT-5.4 mini and nano, and why smaller AI models are becoming so important NVIDIA restarting China-compliant chip production Midjourney V8 Alpha and its major upgrades in speed, quality, and control Microsoft MAI Image 2 and the next wave of creative AI Microsoft’s Azure Skills Plugin, which could make AI coding agents far more useful in real production environments This episode is a must-watch for anyone following: AI agents, robotics, autonomous vehicles, enterprise AI, creative AI, Microsoft, OpenAI, NVIDIA, and where the industry is heading next. Subscribe to The AI Files for weekly conversations on the biggest stories shaping artificial intelligence. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #NVIDIA #OpenAI #Microsoft #Robotics #PhysicalAI #GPT54 #Midjourney #Uber #Rivian #Azure #AIagents #Robotaxi #TheAIFiles

In Episode 92 of The AI Files, Jaime and Shadab break down one of the biggest themes in AI right now: how artificial intelligence is changing the workforce, enterprise software, creative tools, and even high-stakes decision-making. This week’s episode covers: what AI layoffs actually mean, including Atlassian’s workforce cuts why Google, Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft are backing Anthropic Adobe’s earnings and leadership shakeup Meta’s latest moves in AI, including acquisitions and model delays Perplexity’s new “Personal Computer” concept for always-on local AI agents Netflix’s move into AI filmmaking Sora 2 upgrades and what they mean for video creation Microsoft’s new Copilot Cowork capability and the shift from chat-based AI to action-oriented AI why enterprise AI is moving toward governed, auditable agents a sobering medical AI use case where chatbot triage raised serious safety concerns This episode is a fast-moving look at where AI is headed next—for business leaders, developers, creators, and everyday users trying to keep up with the pace of change. Topics include: AI layoffs, AI agents, Microsoft Copilot, Copilot Cowork, Anthropic, Sora 2, Perplexity, Meta AI, Adobe, enterprise AI, medical AI, and agentic workflows. Subscribe for more episodes covering the latest in artificial intelligence, enterprise AI, tools, platforms, and real-world impact. #AI #AIAgents #MicrosoftCopilot

In this episode, Jaime & Shadab discuss the Pentagon’s Anthropic backlash and shifting AI partnerships, OpenAI’s GPT-5.4 launch, a weak U.S. jobs report, Gemini’s first wrongful-death lawsuit, Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses’ privacy scandal, Middle East attacks targeting hyperscaler data centers, new U.S. AI chip export rules, China’s AI push, and a study showing ChatGPT Health under-triaged emergencies & more