Show Notes
AI is moving faster than ever, and the latest developments are raising big questions about the future of software.
In this news-focused episode of The /last30days Podcast, Matt Van Horn and producer Justin Miller break down the AI stories making waves, from the explosive rise of Reverse Engineer Anything (REA) on GitHub to the growing competition between personal AI agents like ChatGPT Dot, Grok Bot, Hark, and Instinct.
They also discuss Elon Musk's surprising decision to use Anthropic's Claude Opus as Grok Bot's default model, Fish Audio's latest voice AI technology, the GTA 6 trailer, and how engineer Lauren Tan is pushing the limits of AI-powered coding.
Is AI making software easier to copy than ever? Are personal agents finally becoming useful? And what happens when AI can do thousands of hours of work?
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