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Episode One: AI Labs Under Oath, Mistral's Trillion Parameter Model, and an AI That Writes Prescriptions
Episode Zero: A Super Intelligence Force, an OpenAI Safety Exit, and a Robotaxi Reality Check
The first regular episode of the Superintelligence Podcast: five AI developments from the past 48 hours. In this episode: 1. New York City Council questions Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Meta under oath on AI risk, while SpaceX AI skips a subpoena. 2. Mistral previews Mistral Large 4, a one trillion parameter model with open weights promised by the end of October. 3. DeepSeek considers doubling its funding round to as much as 100 billion yuan, about $15 billion, CNBC reports. 4. LG Electronics signs a deal to cool more than five gigawatts of AI data centers in North America. 5. Utah authorizes Nolla Health's AI to issue initial acne prescriptions, with staged physician oversight. New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Real news. Real context. A smarter tomorrow.
A preview of the Superintelligence Podcast and its Top Five format. In this episode: The White House launches a Super Intelligence Force led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton. A longtime OpenAI safety lead resigns and says the company's culture is broken. Germany's Aleph Alpha releases Kolibri, an open weight English and German model. Japan's Rapidus lines up seventeen chip design partners ahead of its two nanometer push. Tesla's Cybercab, one month into Austin, faces the hard part: scaling up. New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Real news. Real context. A smarter tomorrow.
The Top Five AI and Superintelligence News Updates, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Each episode brings you five consequential developments from the past couple of days across artificial intelligence: frontier models and the labs that build them, research on the road toward superintelligence, robots and automation, chips and infrastructure, policy and safety, and real world adoption. Fresh stories only. Clear sourcing. Reported facts kept separate from speculation. Short, clear, and three times a week. Real news. Real context. A smarter tomorrow.