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This week on the show, the hosts start with a major shift in retail, as US companies optimize their online strategies for AI agents instead of human shoppers. They then cover Google's resurgence as a dominant force with its "full stack" approach and Gemini 3 model, alongside DeepMind's free documentary, "The Thinking Game". The discussion pivots to policy, analyzing the failed draft order to preempt state AI laws and the environmental risks of Trump's push to deregulate chemicals for data centers. Geopolitics is also a key theme, with Chinese startup CL Tech mass-producing a domestic chip to challenge Nvidia. Shifting to hardware news, Sam Altman and Jony Ive confirmed a prototype for a new AI device, and a study proposes a "distributed responsibility" model for AI harms. The hosts also contrast different infrastructure approaches, noting Europe's slower pace could be a long-term advantage. Finally, the show concludes with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's provocative view that AI will increase productivity and make us work harder, not less.
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