AI isn’t changing all at once — it’s shifting quietly, structurally, and faster than our culture can adapt.

In this episode, we break down the biggest under-the-radar developments shaping the future of artificial intelligence: Disney’s surprising partnership with OpenAI, China’s six-armed humanoid robots promising 30% more productivity, and a new generation of analog AI chips that ignore ones and zeros entirely.

We also look at why Boston Dynamics’ Atlas moves in ways that feel uncanny but efficient, how Google’s latest agentic coding tool went off the rails, and why every major AI company just scored poorly on safety. On the brighter side, we explore how AI is accelerating cancer research, learning human values the way children do, and even helping crack long-standing battery technology problems.

The takeaway? The biggest AI revolution may not arrive with a bang — but with a series of quiet shifts that are already underway.