This episode covers April 23rd and the quiet shift from chatbots to systems that work while humans fade into the background:
• OpenAI workspace agents turn ChatGPT into workflow automation, which is a polite way to say the babysitter is being automated too
• Google Cloud Next pushes 8th-gen TPUs and Deep Research agents, because apparently the next phase is AI that acts before anyone can object
• Qwen3.6-27B brings flagship-level coding claims to open weights, which is useful right up until everyone gets the same sharper tool
• Anthropic Mythos leaked past its restrictions, a lovely reminder that "controlled access" is often just expensive optimism
• Meta tracks employee clicks and keystrokes to train agents, because naturally the future of work begins with watching workers more closely
• Cursor hits a $60B valuation with SpaceX involved, and capital keeps sprinting toward software meant to make programmers optional
