AI in Flow

In today’s episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter break down a blockbuster deal between Disney and OpenAI that could reshape the intersection of Hollywood and AI. They dive into Google’s release of the Gemini Deep Research API, explore the game-changing features of GPT-5.2, and unpack the legal and ethical implications of a new lawsuit linking AI to a tragic outcome. Plus, national AI regulation takes a bold turn with a new executive order, and Time Magazine honors the 'Architects of AI.' It’s a jam-packed briefing with insights across media, tech, ethics, and policy.

In today's episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter unpack a wave of major moves shaping the AI landscape. From Google’s bold infrastructure pivot to Amin Vahdat leading its AI hardware push, to regulators firing warning shots at OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google, there's a lot to digest. We discuss Intel’s CEO scrutiny, Nvidia’s new GPU location-tracking tools, and the rising compliance pressure facing AI deployers. Plus: the wild world of orbital data centers, grey market chip channels into China, and how Graph AI is transforming anti-money laundering in banks. Whether you're building, regulating, or just trying to keep up, this one's got insight for you.

In today's episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter dive into how generative AI is no longer just in pilot—but in production—at top banks like JPMorgan and Wells Fargo, with major productivity gains and shifting job roles in tow. They also unpack India's game-changing proposal to charge royalties for training on domestic content, Nvidia's geo-verification clampdown, and why Microsoft is investing billions in India's AI future. Plus, a new RAND report sounds the alarm on chatbots affecting mental health. Don’t miss this fast-paced roundup on AI’s evolving impact on business, regulation, infrastructure, and ethics.

In today’s episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter unpack Nvidia’s limited return to the Chinese market with its H200 chip—now available under new restrictions and a 25% export fee. They explore how Google, Warby Parker, Samsung, and Gentle Monster aim to disrupt wearables with AI-powered smart glasses launching in 2026. Plus, why SoftBank and Nvidia are ready to bet big on Skild AI’s model-first robotics approach, how the FDA is onboarding AI in drug trials for liver disease, and why a data center backlash in Michigan signals growing tensions between AI infrastructure and community concerns. Also: Gemini remains ad-free (for now).

Claire and Peter unpack a major tonal shift in AI investing as Wall Street confidence in OpenAI dips while Alphabet gains traction. They explore Meta's latest wearable acquisition, Demis Hassabis' bold continued push for scaling towards AGI, and Elon Musk’s literally out-of-this-world compute ambitions. Also in today's episode: how IBM’s Confluent deal could reshape enterprise AI pipelines, the growing energy demands of data centers, and a warning for devs relying on AI code assistants. Plus, recognition for AI fairness from Ant International at NeurIPS. All that and more on today’s jam-packed AI in Flow.

In this episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter break down a rapidly shifting AI landscape—from OpenAI’s surprise acceleration of GPT-5.2 to Apple’s looming chip leadership shakeup. They unpack China’s pushback on ByteDance’s agentic AI phone, explore Japan and India’s rising global AI ambitions, and weigh whether today’s infrastructure bubble could be tomorrow’s foundation. Plus, practical tips for automation using Apple Shortcuts and smart buyer strategies in a noisy VC market. All in under five minutes.

In today’s episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter unpack the legal firestorm between The New York Times and Perplexity, dive into Meta’s strategic turn from the metaverse to AI wearables, and explore what OpenAI’s poker-playing model tells us about next-gen reasoning. Plus, we touch on precision AI in prostate surgery and why Nvidia’s CEO thinks nuclear power might be the future of AI infrastructure.

In today's episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter dive into Google’s bold new Gemini 3 Deep Think update, designed to challenge OpenAI in the reasoning arena. Then, they assess Meta’s pivot from metaverse to AI wearables, spotlighting a strategic shift toward everyday utility. OpenAI’s $7 billion push into Australia signals not just expansion, but an infrastructure-first stance with green ambitions. Meanwhile, Android’s QPR2 upgrade reshapes how AI works on-device, and Perplexity AI gets sporty with Cristiano Ronaldo. From big benchmarks to AI-powered fan experiences, it's all in today’s roundup.