Aug 14, 2026 · 37 min · 15 segments
Season three kicks off with trust. We dig into how AI is reshaping whom we believe and what we believe in. We discuss how a booby trap website can trick your agent or LLM into leaking your name and…
Bonnie MurthyHost
Ross MonaghanHost
On June 24th, Cate Blanchard presented Human Consent Registry at the European Parliament in Brussels.

It's a free public tool that lets people control how their name, face, voice and identity gets used by AI.


In a blog post, the International Forum has warned that journalists, policymakers and the community are increasingly getting statistics through chatbots and AI assistants.

While they make access to information easier, the blog post argues, it warns that AI-generated summaries often obscure how information has been selected, interpreted and simplified before it reaches users.

Mira Marati, the former CEO of OpenAI and her company Thinking Machines, has just released its first in-house AI model called Inkling.

Thinking Machines is betting that enterprises care less about having the smartest general purpose model.


So instead of fighting for the best in performance, Mira's company is building for easiest to customize.

New York State has put a year-long moratorium on new AI data centers, sparking a political firestorm.

State Governor Kathy Hochul said progress shouldn't arrive with a higher utility bill, deleted water supply or noise pollution.

Donald Trump, on the other hand, blasted the move, saying on Truth Social that New York State has made a terrible decision.




Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has signalled data centre approvals will be fast-tracked.

The promise came in a major speech announcing the establishment of a national office of AI.

During the speech, he vowed to protect creative work by pushing back on the idea that the AI sector should be given free use of Australian data.

On June 24th, Cate Blanchard presented Human Consent Registry at the European Parliament in Brussels.

It's a free public tool that lets people control how their name, face, voice and identity gets used by AI.


In a blog post, the International Forum has warned that journalists, policymakers and the community are increasingly getting statistics through chatbots and AI assistants.

While they make access to information easier, the blog post argues, it warns that AI-generated summaries often obscure how information has been selected, interpreted and simplified before it reaches users.

Mira Marati, the former CEO of OpenAI and her company Thinking Machines, has just released its first in-house AI model called Inkling.

Thinking Machines is betting that enterprises care less about having the smartest general purpose model.


So instead of fighting for the best in performance, Mira's company is building for easiest to customize.

New York State has put a year-long moratorium on new AI data centers, sparking a political firestorm.

State Governor Kathy Hochul said progress shouldn't arrive with a higher utility bill, deleted water supply or noise pollution.

Donald Trump, on the other hand, blasted the move, saying on Truth Social that New York State has made a terrible decision.




Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has signalled data centre approvals will be fast-tracked.

The promise came in a major speech announcing the establishment of a national office of AI.

During the speech, he vowed to protect creative work by pushing back on the idea that the AI sector should be given free use of Australian data.
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