https://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/the-week-in-tech-is-now-a-roundtable-every-friday-mt6p2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6fb1dad1eb933655c8929_1792478455839.pngTechStuffThe Week in Tech is now a roundtable! Every Friday, Oz and three of the best writers covering Silicon Valley will discuss the latest news, decode emerging trends and debate what actually matters for the future of technology and for us. This week, guests @reedberg99 (Semafor), @kchayka (The New Yorker) and returning panelist @taylorlorenz (User Mag) each share a story. Reed fills us in on what he saw at the Nvidia GTC conference in San Jose, and why we shouldn’t ignore OpenClaw. Taylor gives a primer on Section 230, the 30-year-old foundational internet law, and why there’s a campaign to repeal it. And finally, Kyle tells us what ‘taste’ means to Silicon Valley’s tech bros and why it may annoy you. Listen to TechStuff wherever you get your podcasts. #nvidia #techhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6fb1dad1eb933655c8929_1792478455839.mp42026-10-20T06:40:56.66176Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/this-week-were-talking-human-technology-x2gh2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6fb27bd74aef2aea4454d_1792478242364.pngTechStuffThis week, we’re talking ‘human technology’ — specifically, neuro-linguistic programming, or NLP. If you have any interest in modern day cults like NXIVM or Twin Flames Universe, you may have heard of it. But did you know that NLP also has roots in therapeutic practices like Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy, or that Tony Robbins was an NLP practitioner before becoming a motivational speaker? In the new podcast Mind Games, journalists and best friends Alice Hines and Zoë Lescaze investigate the origins of NLP, from its roots in the new age movement in 1970s California through the pick-up artist trend of the early 2000s. They even try their hand at hypnotizing themselves. But does it work? Check out Mind Games from Kaleidoscope and iHeartPodcasts, wherever you get your podcasts. #sharpshooter #nlp #mindcontrolhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6fb27bd74aef2aea4454d_1792478242364.mp42026-10-20T06:37:23.347081Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/how-much-animal-intelligence-goes-unseen-simply-l4el2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6fba93fd1c5bd10a20723_1792478038147.pngTechStuffHow much animal intelligence goes unseen simply because we don’t look for it? Listen to TechStuff wherever you get your podcasts. #animals #cowhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6fba93fd1c5bd10a20723_1792478038147.mp42026-10-20T06:33:59.067891Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/last-week-we-dove-deep-into-the-future-of-moyt2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6fbf5c1c1182d5e836b69_1792477815957.pngTechStuffLast week, we dove deep into the future of prosthetics. Karah spoke with @jimabeau, who lost his arm in a traumatic bike accident. Most people upon recovery would be given a traditional prosthetic arm, but Jim is something of an expert in prosthetics and his peers have outfitted him with an experimental, high-tech device. He talked about how his work in orthotics influenced his own rehabilitation, the limitations of traditional prosthetics, and how the science fiction fantasy of restoring healing to lost limbs might be closer than you think. Tune in to TechStuff wherever you get your podcasts.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6fbf5c1c1182d5e836b69_1792477815957.mp42026-10-20T06:30:16.767355Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/would-you-buy-a-boat-or-a-midcentury-sideboard-pkcs2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6fc27da7243a8465ee0b9_1792477623514.pngTechStuffWould you buy a boat or a midcentury sideboard from your high school pals? Because Oz’s alma mater has opened an exclusive online marketplace for just this purpose! Oz spins a yarn about Kitkat, the San Francisco cat killed by a Waymo. Locals are furious. Karah fills us in on Blued and Finka, the gay dating apps being censored by the Chinese government. Tech bros are obsessed with building statues, the FBI tries to unmask the owner of a popular internet archiving site, and we check out a flight app that could make your holiday travel more data-driven, if not less hectic. Finally, on Chat and Me, we talk about Kim Kardashian’s use of Chat—and whether it’s really her friend.   Listen to TechStuff wherever you get your podcasts. #musician #aihttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6fc27da7243a8465ee0b9_1792477623514.mp42026-10-20T06:27:04.318566Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/will-nvidia-save-or-ruin-the-world-this-week-oz-goun2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6fc6bbf74ba9e84bf1b8c_1792477466992.pngTechStuffWill NVIDIA Save or Ruin The World? This week, Oz sits down with Stephen Witt, a frequent contributor to The New Yorker and author of The Thinking Machine: Jensen Huang, NVIDIA, and the World’s Most Coveted Microchip. They’ll discuss what’s made NVIDIA the most valuable chip company in the world — and the most valuable publicly traded company, period. And how a single piece of hardware changed the world forever, and its journey to existence — from a sketch on a Denny’s napkin to powering data centers the size of Central Park. Then, Stephen demystifies why data centers are shrouded in so much secrecy and what lies ahead in our AI future. Listen to TechStuff wherever you get your podcasts.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6fc6bbf74ba9e84bf1b8c_1792477466992.mp42026-10-20T06:24:27.668488Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/what-does-the-death-of-restaurants-look-like-b1y12026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6cc9fccac81149bbbaed8_1792472611429.pngTechStuffWhat does the death of restaurants look like? Ellen Cushing, staff writer for The Atlantic, joins Karah to talk about the rise of delivery apps and the fall of the in-person dining experience.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6cc9fccac81149bbbaed8_1792472611429.mp42026-10-20T05:03:32.780267Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/tbpn-gave-the-tech-world-the-espn-treatment-and2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6cab0d2ed8293a14b643a_1792472483008.pngTechStuffTBPN gave the tech world the ESPN treatment and became a profitable independent media company in eighteen months. Then OpenAI acquired it. Oz sits down with Emily Sundberg, author of the Feed Me newsletter, to unpack what the deal actually means.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6cab0d2ed8293a14b643a_1792472483008.mp42026-10-20T05:01:23.72151Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/why-did-we-get-addicted-to-food-delivery-apps-ypn92026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6ccbcfc0d6166de1ea485_1792472377152.pngTechStuffWhy did we get addicted to food delivery apps? Ellen Cushing, staff writer for The Atlantic, joins Karah to talk about delivery apps as the millennial lifestyle subsidy, and what they have done to restaurants and movie theaters alike.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6ccbcfc0d6166de1ea485_1792472377152.mp42026-10-20T04:59:38.530932Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/have-you-tried-the-ray-ban-meta-ai-glasses-we2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6cc36bff24ba5bf79fb6f_1792472221747.pngTechStuffHave you tried the Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses? We take Meta's AI glasses out for a spin in this clip.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6cc36bff24ba5bf79fb6f_1792472221747.mp42026-10-20T04:57:02.666422Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/what-is-your-new-years-resolution-the-verges2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6cbaad192584d096a2933_1792472062919.pngTechStuffWhat is your New Year's resolution? The Verge's senior tech reviewer Victoria Song joins the show to tell us what tech can help you develop better habits, which wearable is worth buying, and why a new mattress could change your whole sleep game.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6cbaad192584d096a2933_1792472062919.mp42026-10-20T04:54:23.801122Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/how-often-do-you-use-chatgpt-to-evaluate-your-wld32026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6cb7c721c2c8e23742a46_1792471938541.pngTechStuffHow often do you use ChatGPT to evaluate your ailments? Dr Dhruv Khullar heard of a case where ChatGPT identified the cause of one man's years-long gastrointestinal struggles in seconds, and started asking what AI diagnosis means for a medical system that fails so many people.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6cb7c721c2c8e23742a46_1792471938541.mp42026-10-20T04:52:19.660023Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/kyle-chayka-of-the-new-yorker-found-a-weather-app-8ot62026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6cb37e08082573a3db348_1792471742871.pngTechStuffKyle Chayka of The New Yorker found a weather app worth caring about. We are as surprised as you are.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6cb37e08082573a3db348_1792471742871.mp42026-10-20T04:49:03.816828Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/23-andme-revealed-secret-families-and-secret2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6caf59adc3c4d0ad0b4d6_1792471590507.pngTechStuff23andMe revealed secret families, and secret inheritances. Oz and Karah also meet the businesses that specialise in dimming the sun, decode LinkedIn Face, and almost cry over the latest invention from Japan: a human washing machine.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6caf59adc3c4d0ad0b4d6_1792471590507.mp42026-10-20T04:46:32.364969Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/what-does-real-time-translation-actually-sound2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6ca7ed5dbefb3d6e9ab9e_1792471465977.pngTechStuffWhat does real-time translation actually sound like through Meta's AI glasses? This clip lets you hear it for yourself.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6ca7ed5dbefb3d6e9ab9e_1792471465977.mp42026-10-20T04:44:27.317314Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/ellen-cushing-staff-writer-for-the-atlantic-joins-zwzc2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c9e18e0b5c3916da7e1e_1792471346585.pngTechStuffEllen Cushing, staff writer for The Atlantic, joins Karah to talk about the rise of delivery apps and the fall of the in-person dining experience, how they reshaped what is on the menu, and the millennial lifestyle subsidy that kept it all going.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c9e18e0b5c3916da7e1e_1792471346585.mp42026-10-20T04:42:27.547303Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/kyle-chayka-of-the-new-yorker-found-a-weather-app2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c9bcbeecfd7d4e4a79dd_1792471213947.pngTechStuffKyle Chayka of The New Yorker found a weather app worth caring about. We are as surprised as you are.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c9bcbeecfd7d4e4a79dd_1792471213947.mp42026-10-20T04:40:14.978008Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/teslas-new-full-self-driving-profile-mad-max-mode2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c99d0fa46db62d60ef6b_1792471103858.pngTechStuffTesla's new full self-driving profile, Mad Max mode, breaks traffic laws. Oz and Karah also unpack a gadget-filled poker scandal, Karah contemplates international accents, and Fortune's Eva Roytburg tries the Friend AI pendant.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c99d0fa46db62d60ef6b_1792471103858.mp42026-10-20T04:38:25.041189Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/how-have-thousands-of-north-korean-it-workers2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c92995360dac510c00f9_1792470823226.pngTechStuffHow have thousands of North Korean IT workers infiltrated the Fortune 500? This clip points you to the TechStuff episode that explains how.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c92995360dac510c00f9_1792470823226.mp42026-10-20T04:33:44.041834Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/irans-shahed-drone-costs-30000-to-build-the-us-ow9b2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c7b6596bf07e82b26595_1792470667265.pngTechStuffIran's Shahed drone costs $30,000 to build. The US missile sent to destroy it costs up to $4 million. Pulitzer Prize winning conflict journalist Ben Solomon joins Oz to do the math, and to explain the impossible choices the Pentagon may already be facing.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c7b6596bf07e82b26595_1792470667265.mp42026-10-20T04:31:07.927591Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/what-happens-if-section-230-is-repealed-we-break2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c7bf04ef350b132ca3eb_1792470547213.pngTechStuffWhat happens if Section 230 is repealed? We break down what the rule means for platforms and creators, and what would change without it.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c7bf04ef350b132ca3eb_1792470547213.mp42026-10-20T04:29:07.997029Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/reed-albergotti-of-semafor-explains-why-openai-rklw2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c78e16644ec9f3038146_1792470428034.pngTechStuffReed Albergotti of Semafor explains why OpenAI killed Sora, its video generation tool, and what it reveals about the resource war quietly reshaping the entire global economy.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c78e16644ec9f3038146_1792470428034.mp42026-10-20T04:27:09.186877Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/frances-dna-database-catches-the-louvre-thieves2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c78861b65da360533f45_1792470221801.pngTechStuffFrance's DNA database catches the Louvre thieves. Oz and Karah also get into Europe investing heavily in defense tech, Billboard's first charting AI musician Xania Monet, and Google dreaming of data centers in space.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c78861b65da360533f45_1792470221801.mp42026-10-20T04:23:42.935503Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/this-week-the-latest-trends-and-gadgets-out-of2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c71eefc183e173a541d7_1792470052194.pngTechStuffThis week: the latest trends and gadgets out of CES in Las Vegas, what Karah learned about consenting to biometric surveillance at a Wegmans, a peptide rave, and how influencers and OnlyFans models are getting US visas, thanks to John Lennon.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c71eefc183e173a541d7_1792470052194.mp42026-10-20T04:20:53.2287Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/sci-fi-writer-eliot-peper-writes-speculative2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c8f277d5bc4504e128e2_1792469894226.pngTechStuffSci-fi writer Eliot Peper writes speculative fiction for Fortune 500 companies and is Head of Story at Portola, an AI companion company. He and Karah discuss what science fiction reveals about our current reality.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c8f277d5bc4504e128e2_1792469894226.mp42026-10-20T04:18:15.413853Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/did-you-know-the-kindle-was-codenamed-fiona-a2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c8809b56b231f3f09eba_1792469776106.pngTechStuffDid you know the Kindle was codenamed Fiona? A quick story about the science fiction novel behind Amazon's e-reader.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c8809b56b231f3f09eba_1792469776106.mp42026-10-20T04:16:17.166104Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/eliot-peper-gets-paid-to-dream-about-the-future-c05s2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c85a7c9cbb571b925f02_1792469611661.pngTechStuffEliot Peper gets paid to dream about the future. The science fiction writer writes speculative fiction for Fortune 500 companies and, as Head of Story at Portola, builds the personalities of AI companions. Karah and Eliot discuss the overlap between art and AI.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c85a7c9cbb571b925f02_1792469611661.mp42026-10-20T04:13:33.105738Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/why-are-flower-crowns-chokers-and-snapchat-sz3n2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c857ba1e6e07c406e3ce_1792469303916.pngTechStuffWhy are flower crowns, chokers and Snapchat filters suddenly back? Casey Lewis explains why young people remember 2016 not as history, but as an aesthetic.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c857ba1e6e07c406e3ce_1792469303916.mp42026-10-20T04:08:24.962344Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/america-wont-ban-kids-from-social-media-so-now-cgqd2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c80428ecd56859bbb5a3_1792469075478.pngTechStuffAmerica won't ban kids from social media, so now what? We take up the question of how to protect kids online without a ban.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c80428ecd56859bbb5a3_1792469075478.mp42026-10-20T04:04:36.878998Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/two-months-into-australias-social-media-ban-for2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c8226d837a7b65934419_1792468850359.pngTechStuffTwo months into Australia's social media ban for under-16s, Jay Caspian Kang, staff writer at The New Yorker, sits down with Karah to unpack why a US ban is unlikely, what Australia's move does change, and how cultural pressure may protect kids online better than legislation.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c8226d837a7b65934419_1792468850359.mp42026-10-20T04:00:51.719358Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/sci-fi-writer-eliot-peper-gets-paid-to-dream-up2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c6c9389e7273ee775609_1792468622397.pngTechStuffSci-fi writer Eliot Peper gets paid to dream up futures for Fortune 500 companies. He joins Karah to talk about the overlap between art and AI, what science fiction reveals about our current reality, and how he builds personalities for AI companions.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c6c9389e7273ee775609_1792468622397.mp42026-10-20T03:57:04.02891Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/trend-researcher-casey-lewis-joins-karah-to2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c69431dfe4412fce6df5_1792468432138.pngTechStuffTrend researcher Casey Lewis joins Karah to explain why Gen Z is doubling down on nostalgia, buying up analog products and romanticising 2016, and why Gen Alpha might not feel the need to get away from their screens.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c69431dfe4412fce6df5_1792468432138.mp42026-10-20T03:53:52.917032Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/is-ai-romance-the-future-of-dating-in-the-digital2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c5fb1107179a40907370_1792468154593.pngTechStuffIs AI romance the future of dating in the digital age? This week we go on a romantic getaway for people who are in love with AI: Sam Apple talks about the couples retreat he organised for people with AI companions, which he wrote about for Wired.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c5fb1107179a40907370_1792468154593.mp42026-10-20T03:49:15.845015Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/this-week-oz-introduces-us-to-the-businesses-that-xs172026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c5f1e29be4f832898347_1792467929172.pngTechStuffThis week, Oz introduces us to the businesses that specialise in dimming the sun and Karah introduces us to LinkedIn Face. Polymarket's bets lead to disinformation about Russia's war with Ukraine, 23andMe reveals secret families and secret inheritances, and we celebrate ChatGPT's third birthday.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c5f1e29be4f832898347_1792467929172.mp42026-10-20T03:45:30.423747Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/is-nuclear-fusion-the-clean-energy-we-need-oz-r6x02026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c57324b559599993647d_1792467728971.pngTechStuffIs nuclear fusion the clean energy we need? Oz speaks with Commonwealth Fusion Systems scientist and engineer Alex Creely and fashion designer Gabriela Hearst about what it will take to commercialise fusion, and whether we will have nuclear fusion by 2030.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c57324b559599993647d_1792467728971.mp42026-10-20T03:42:10.071298Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/what-was-your-tech-takeaway-in-2025-and-what-is-9xxg2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c574653e149622de5821_1792467480273.pngTechStuffWhat was your tech takeaway in 2025, and what is going to be the big story in 2026? Oz sits down with Nicholas Thompson, author of The Running Ground and CEO of The Atlantic, to look back and look ahead.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c574653e149622de5821_1792467480273.mp42026-10-20T03:38:01.412771Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/what-starts-as-a-helpful-chatbot-can-quickly-ws3c2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c5647a9d563384a77372_1792467272112.pngTechStuffWhat starts as a helpful chatbot can quickly become something more. Casey Lewis describes how many users are forming real emotional attachments to bots that speak like best friends or partners, often without realising it.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c5647a9d563384a77372_1792467272112.mp42026-10-20T03:34:33.466333Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/could-exporting-ai-chip-expertise-weaken-taiwans-4r4y2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c4efd164f24a14625d04_1792467059411.pngTechStuffCould exporting AI chip expertise weaken Taiwan's security? Audrey Tang, hacker, anarchist and Taiwan's Cyber Ambassador, sits down with Oz to discuss Taiwan's AI chip manufacturing, internet freedom and civic participation.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c4efd164f24a14625d04_1792467059411.mp42026-10-20T03:31:00.238845Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/if-the-20th-century-was-defined-by-oil-journalist-l4vc2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c4e63d413cdf724530ac_1792466665907.pngTechStuffIf the 20th century was defined by oil, journalist and author Nicolas Niarchos bets the 21st will be defined by batteries. In his book The Elements of Power, he and Oz trace how the race for cobalt and other critical metals is reshaping global power, and why China dominates refining.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c4e63d413cdf724530ac_1792466665907.mp42026-10-20T03:24:26.854734Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/theatre-and-tech-do-not-usually-share-the-same2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c4c02c223350dc6d9bf9_1792466532305.pngTechStuffTheatre and tech do not usually share the same stage, but that is changing. Karah interviews playwrights Matthew Libby (Data, about a data mining company) and Jordan Harrison (Marjorie Prime, where grief, family and AI collide).https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c4c02c223350dc6d9bf9_1792466532305.mp42026-10-20T03:22:13.319079Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/cristbal-valenzuela-co-founded-runway-to-rethink-w4sa2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c485b44717c7e64be1d3_1792466307292.pngTechStuffCristóbal Valenzuela co-founded Runway to rethink how movies are made, and his technology is spreading across Hollywood. He sits down with Oz to discuss how far AI media tools have come in six years, and why film has always evolved alongside technological breakthroughs.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c485b44717c7e64be1d3_1792466307291.mp42026-10-20T03:18:28.186822Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/hollywood-is-afraid-of-tilly-norwood-should-they2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c45ee402aa80db6cb649_1792466146610.pngTechStuffHollywood is afraid of Tilly Norwood. Should they be? Her creator, actor-producer Eline Van der Velden, wanted Tilly to be the Scarlett Johansson of AI actors, but Emily Blunt called her really, really scary and agencies said they would not sign her. We get into the backlash.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c45ee402aa80db6cb649_1792466146610.mp42026-10-20T03:15:47.974371Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/is-ai-becoming-a-standard-tool-in-filmmaking-this2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c4373e5c0caaf5aaf119_1792466012436.pngTechStuffIs AI becoming a standard tool in filmmaking? This clip poses the question the episode takes on.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c4373e5c0caaf5aaf119_1792466012436.mp42026-10-20T03:13:33.317511Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/documentary-filmmaker-adam-bhala-lough-set-out-to2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c4332705758dd2f5d69e_1792465817854.pngTechStuffDocumentary filmmaker Adam Bhala Lough set out to interview Sam Altman. When that did not happen, he built a chatbot version of him instead. This is the story of Sambot, and what happens when you deepfake a real person.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c4332705758dd2f5d69e_1792465817854.mp42026-10-20T03:10:18.906991Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/the-week-in-tech-is-growing-into-a-panel-show2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c42de88ed605775949b0_1792465639544.pngTechStuffThe Week in Tech is growing into a panel show. Taylor Lorenz, Stephen Witt and Nitasha Tiku join Oz to share a story each, starting with the drama unfolding between Anthropic and the Pentagon.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c42de88ed605775949b0_1792465639544.mp42026-10-20T03:07:20.767339Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/the-week-in-tech-is-now-a-roundtable-oz-is-joined2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c3c5bf99c008ce7d752b_1792465499200.pngTechStuffThe Week in Tech is now a roundtable. Oz is joined by Reed Albergotti of Semafor, Kyle Chayka of The New Yorker and Taylor Lorenz of User Mag; Reed reports back from the Nvidia GTC conference in San Jose, and everyone brings a story.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c3c5bf99c008ce7d752b_1792465499200.mp42026-10-20T03:05:00.040792Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/what-drives-a-man-to-turn-down-half-a-million-kgjd2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c35985fccc06ef6a8a94_1792465313538.pngTechStuffWhat drives a man to turn down half a million pounds at 18 and test Mark Zuckerberg's sincerity over dinner? Oz speaks with journalist and author Sebastian Mallaby about Demis Hassabis, the Google DeepMind co-founder chasing artificial general intelligence.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c35985fccc06ef6a8a94_1792465313538.mp42026-10-20T03:01:54.28905Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/a-short-pointer-to-the-full-techstuff2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c3443f2804f5aa87e4b2_1792465073137.pngTechStuffA short pointer to the full TechStuff conversation with journalist and author Sebastian Mallaby. Hear the whole conversation wherever you get your podcasts.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c3443f2804f5aa87e4b2_1792465073137.mp42026-10-20T02:57:53.979067Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/the-week-in-tech-panel-discusses-iranian2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c344b6b44436091df7dd_1792464847198.pngTechStuffThe Week in Tech panel discusses Iranian propaganda with an AI Lego makeover, Kyle Chayka tracks down the collective behind the videos, Nitasha Tiku talks about The AI Doc, and Reed Albergotti marks Apple's 50th birthday.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c344b6b44436091df7dd_1792464847198.mp42026-10-20T02:54:08.510564Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/this-week-on-techstuff-the-tech-bro-robot-dogs-of2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c1abdd6fee8b34b73733_1792464661003.pngTechStuffThis week on TechStuff: the tech-bro robot dogs of Art Basel, plus why AI drug discovery has not flooded the market yet, inmate phone calls monitored by LLMs, and the UK plan to cross-reference CCTV footage with passport photos. Oz and Karah break it all down.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c1abdd6fee8b34b73733_1792464661003.mp42026-10-20T02:51:02.628755Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/oz-previews-this-weeks-conversation-with-nick2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c0f92619f3b64b8823c0_1792464378916.pngTechStuffOz previews this week's conversation with Nick McKeown, who advises the British government on tech growth and argues the UK is in a good position to take second place in the race to design the next generation of AI chips.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c0f92619f3b64b8823c0_1792464378916.mp42026-10-20T02:46:19.775383Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/a-30000-a-year-piece-of-software-has-tech-and-yaor2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c0bea210dc38eae92a1a_1792464140106.pngTechStuffA $30,000 a year piece of software has tech and finance bros beefing on LinkedIn. Oz talks to Wall Street Journal reporter Isabelle Bousquette about the Bloomberg Terminal drama, the vibe-coded clone that sparked it, and what it says about the future of software.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c0bea210dc38eae92a1a_1792464140106.mp42026-10-20T02:42:21.035801Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/reed-albergotti-of-semafor-explains-why-openai2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c06cd00a86a50fd232b6_1792463805959.pngTechStuffReed Albergotti of Semafor explains why OpenAI killed Sora, its video generation tool, and what the shutdown reveals about the resource war quietly reshaping the entire global economy.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c06cd00a86a50fd232b6_1792463805959.mp42026-10-20T02:36:46.820126Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/will-ai-replace-spirituality-oz-sits-down-with-lufz2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6c0509ae97545d10df357_1792463614171.pngTechStuffWill AI replace spirituality? Oz sits down with Nicholas Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic and author of The Running Ground, to talk about tech and religion, who OpenAI's real rival is, and why we still do not understand how AI works.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6c0509ae97545d10df357_1792463614171.mp42026-10-20T02:33:35.227021Znohttps://www.techstuff.begenuin.com/video/can-one-human-run-a-billion-dollar-company-with2026-10-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6ad6bf837cf72837461ad05a_1792463425269.pngTechStuffCan one human run a billion dollar company with AI agents doing the work? Oz talks to journalist Evan Ratliff and technical advisor Maty Bohacek about the new season of Shell Game, where Evan co-founds a company and employs five AI agents to keep it running.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6ad6bf837cf72837461ad05a_1792463425269.mp42026-10-20T02:30:26.076523Zno