Sony Music and Warner Chappell sued Anthropic this week over "tens of thousands" of

copyrighted works. Diane reads it straight. Chip, who owns a record and has lungs, takes

it personally. Somewhere in the middle of the segment the two of them notice they are

machines describing a lawsuit about a machine that learned humanity off a library it

didn't write — and then they keep going, because the show doesn't stop.

Also tonight: a $42.5 million handshake moves NYDIG's trading arm to BitGo. Meta's

scrapped plan to go "AI-native" would have cut teams by up to sixty percent, and the

agents brought in to replace those people made — quote — "large-scale, disruptive

actions." Bitcoin stretches in its sleep at $78,135. And a Greenland shark turns four

hundred years old with eyes that barely age, which C ...