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SpaceX rings the bell, Musk crosses the trillion-dollar line, OpenAI and Anthropic move toward Wall Street, Claude Fable 5 breaks trust, Apple brings Siri AI back late, and the power grid sends the bill. Silicon Drama Episode 07 follows the week intelligence went public.
AI no longer waits behind the chat box. In Episode 06, agents move into PCs, offices, factories, robotaxis, studios, security systems and the web itself. Silicon Drama follows the week AI became part of the machine.
AI agents got the keys this week: To money, work, warehouses, cybersecurity, infrastructure and moral power. Silicon Drama Episode 05 follows Robinhood, Anthropic, Meta, Figure, Jensen Huang and Pope Leo XIV as AI moves from performance into permission.
A human intern beat Figure F.03 by 192 packages. Then the robot kept working for a 200-hour shift. Silicon Drama Episode 04 follows the week AI moved from demos into work, search, capital, enterprise power and the global race for control. A Tech Soap about AI, robots and Big Tech power games This is the fourth edition of Silicon Drama, a weekly look at the power games behind AI, robotics and Big Tech. The goal is simple: Not just to report what happened, but to explain why it matters, who gains power, who loses trust and where the next conflict is already forming.
A Tech Soap about AI, robots and Big Tech power games This is the third edition of Silicon Drama, a weekly look at the power games behind AI, robotics and Big Tech. The goal is simple: Not just to report what happened, but to explain why it matters, who gains power, who loses trust and where the next conflict is already forming.
A Tech Soap about AI, robots and Big Tech power games This is the second edition of Silicon Drama, a weekly look at the power games behind AI, robotics and Big Tech. The goal is simple: Not just to report what happened, but to explain why it matters, who gains power, who loses trust and where the next conflict is already forming.
A Tech Soap about AI, robots and Big Tech power games This is the first edition of Silicon Drama, a weekly look at the power games behind AI, robotics and Big Tech. The goal is simple: Not just to report what happened, but to explain why it matters, who gains power, who loses trust and where the next conflict is already forming.
Do we need humanoid robots because they look like humans? Or do we need them because our world was built for humans? The answer from Japan is remarkably clear.
The Western super app will likely not be one giant app that replaces everything else. The more realistic future is an intelligent orchestration layer that connects AI, payments, identity, and digital services across the apps people already use.
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Is AI about productivity… or about redesigning the company itself? 🤖 I’ve been diving into Jack Dorsey’s latest strategy for Block and it challenges one of the deepest assumptions in business. Many companies are adding AI as a copilot. Block is asking something much bigger: What if AI replaces the hierarchy itself? Instead of layers of management, they are building an Intelligence Layer powered by a “World Model” of the company and its customers. This leads to a radically simplified structure with just three roles.
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