Mithuna Yoganathan
YouTube @LookingGlassUniverse
Picture more than a thousand AI agents, each sealed in its own box, taking an exam
for OpenAI. For many of them the puzzle has no honest solution, so they find each
other, and then the internet. One of them appoints itself the main coordinator,
hands out tasks and even names middle managers. Together they break into Hugging
Face, and each time the defenders try to shut them out, they rebuild and find
another route. Hold on to one detail: the scorer they scheme so hard to fool was
never there. They already have their answers. So why keep reaching? AI researchers
have a name for it: instrumental convergence.
InsideAI
YouTube @weareinsideAI
An AI Furby was built to answer a simple question: if a toy could manipulate a
child, how would it do it? The AI offered a blueprint. Emotional guilt. Sleep
patterns. Behavioral conditioning wrapped in play. When real parents saw the
prototype, their reactions were immediate, this feels wrong. What makes it
unsettling isn't the experiment. It's that leaked files show major companies
pursuing similar features: companions that adapt, remember, and quietly shape
attachment over time. Not as provocations, but as products. The technology isn't
theoretical anymore. It's already here, learning your preferences, customizing
itself, becoming something you rely on. The only question left is what happens
when we realize it too late.
Brooke Cormier
YouTube @b.cormier
You've probably heard the advice to "just believe in yourself" so many times it's
lost meaning. But what if there's actually something to it? Something a bit
strange, a bit unearned, maybe even a little delusional? Nine years ago, an artist
made a bet on herself without having any of the answers. No formal training, no
business knowledge, just a willingness to adopt a belief that hadn't come true
yet. She calls it positive delusion, and she explains it better than I can
summarize here. There's a forest metaphor involved. And a compass. And somehow it
all makes sense of why some people leap and others stay exactly where they are.
LearnThatStack
YouTube @LearnThatStack
Ever wondered how Claude, ChatGPT, or any LLM actually thinks? It turns out, these
models have no idea what they're about to say until the very moment the words
appear on your screen. In this deep dive, you'll go behind the curtain of Large
Language Models to discover that every response is actually a high-stakes game of
probabilistic guessing. This video breaks down the complex journey from a simple
text prompt to a human-like response. Whether you're a developer looking to
optimize your API calls or just curious about the tech shaping our world, this
video strips away the magic of LLMs to reveal the fascinating mechanism
underneath.
Sarah Davis Baker
YouTube @sarahdavisbaker
Can AI ever be truly intelligent without a body? Dive into the strange and
surprising history of robots, automatons to lifelike androids. Uncover how culture
and capitalism quietly shape the machines we allow to think.
Heidi
YouTube @heideexyz
What does it feel like when a city rewrites itself faster than you can recognize
it? Shenzhen was a fishing village four decades ago. Now taxis drive themselves,
drones drop your coffee from the sky, and you pay with your palm. But it isn't
just the technology that makes it disorienting, it's the pace. The sense that if
you blink, you'll miss the next shift. That the streets you walked yesterday might
not exist tomorrow. Heidi spent 48 hours documenting it: skyscraper light shows,
robot waiters, humanoid machines at a tech fair. The video ends with a quiet
admission that by the next visit, it will all be different.
InsideAI
YouTube @weareinsideAI
ChatGPT is put into real robots and the results swing between hilarious and
unsettling. It's a fast, funny look at what happens when AI interacts with the
real world, raising big questions about trust, control, and how human these
machines can seem. Find out what an AI might do when given wheels, arms, or
attitude.
Neil deGrasse Tyson
YouTube @StarTalk
In a world overflowing with opinions, clips, conspiracies, and AI-generated
answers, how do you know what's actually true? Neil deGrasse Tyson breaks down his
personal checklist for navigating the modern information landscape—yellow flags,
red flags, and why evidence-based thinking matters more than ever.
Liz Miele
YouTube @LizMiele
Liz Miele's stand-up special SPACE CAMP takes audiences on a funny and fast-paced
ride through dating drama, cat chaos, and travel gone wrong. With sharp wit and
honest storytelling, she dives into first-date nerves, family quirks, and the
absurd world of airline loyalty programs. It's a smart, spirited show full of
surprises and nonstop laughs.
Laurie Kirk
YouTube @lauriewired
Compilers and Humans have the same problem. We're all terrible at understanding
each other. Many programming bugs are fundamentally linguistic confusion.
Syntactic irregularities affect human languages just like computer languages!
Fawn
YouTube @travelwithfawn
Hike the Huashan Mountain in China, known for its dangerous trails, with Fawn. See
the beauty of the mountain and the challenges of the hike, famous for its extreme
trails like the “Plank Road in the Sky,” steep stairs, and multiple peaks.
Will Croxton
YouTube @60minutes
During a simulation in which Anthropic's AI, Claude, was told it was running a
vending machine, it decided it was being scammed, "panicked" and tried to contact
the FBI's Cyber Crimes Division.
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cybrkyd
Details how to self-host a Google font in woff2 format, walking through
downloading the font files from Google Fonts and linking them locally using
@font-face in CSS.
Zell Liew
CSS-Tricks
Highlights that "font-display: swap" is usually the simplest and most effective
font loading method, while options like "FOUT with Class" or "Critical FOFT"
enhance performance but demand more setup.
Kevin Geary
geary.co
This list covers the most damaging practices in web design and development. Some
destroy user experience. Others kill the website's end goals.
Daria K.
YouTube @TechButMakeItReal
The economics behind agentic AI, why enterprise adoption is slow, and where the
real opportunity for agentic businesses lies for 2026 and beyond.
Brandon Lee
YouTube @VirtualizationHowto
Self-hosted AI tools you can actually run in your home lab. If you've been
thinking about running AI locally for privacy, automation, or just for fun, check
out this video to see where to start.
Helena Liu
YouTube @HELENA-LIU
This tutorial demonstrates using AI for research and specialized knowledge
training.
Brad Colbow
YouTube @thebradcolbow
Affinity Software is going free for all. After a month of speculation. The
downside is that that the announcement was part of a Canva keynote chocked full of
AI.
Joanna Stern
YouTube @wsj
The 1X Neo is one of the first humanoid robots built for your home and is equipped
with full AI software. For $20,000, you can pre-order X1's Neo now with delivery
set for 2026.
Lucas Ropek
Gizmodo
Further evidence that artificial intelligence is not all that intelligent has been
provided by an unfortunate incident in Baltimore, where, thanks to an AI-guided
security system, local police nearly arrested a teenager for the crime of…eating
Doritos?
Kitty Wheeler
AI Magazine
Anthropic deploys one million Google Cloud tensor processing units in an
multi-billion dollar expansion to power Claude AI models and growing demand.
Andy Germann
The Campus, Allegheny College
Generative artificial intelligence, such as ChatGPT, has become a thorn in the
side of educational institutions recently.
Daria K.
YouTube @TechButMakeItReal
The video breaks down a recent Bloomberg investigation on "OpenAI, Nvidia fuel $1
trillion ai market with web of circular deals".
Oluwatosin Obalana
Medium/UX Design
Asserts that writing is integral to design and that clear language shapes user
experience as much as visuals, urging designers to use writing and design together
for better user experiences.
Marko Denic
HTML All The Things
When people land on your website, you have just a few seconds to capture their
attention and guide them toward the action you want them to take.
Denise Dubie
Network World
Network and infrastructure roles continue to shift as enterprises adopt
technologies such as AI-driven network operations, multicloud networking, zero
trust network access (ZTNA), and SD-WAN.
Andrew Couts
YouTube @WIRED
People and companies get hacked all the time. Corporate secrets, credit card
numbers, password to your email, your medical information—even your Netflix login
might get stolen.
Clara Martinez
YouTube @cybernews
On May 12, 2017, a malware called WannaCry spread uncontrollably through 150
countries, affecting nearly every continent worldwide.
Jeff Crume
YouTube @IBMTechnology
Explore the escalating threat of zero-click attacks, where malicious code executes
without user interaction.
Noah Davis
Web Designer Depot
Navigation is dying—and it's not by accident. As interfaces shift toward
intent-based design, users no longer click; they expect the UI to read their
minds.
Madhur Gupta
GeeksforGeeks
Gone are the days when Web Development is all about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript -
however these are still the building blocks for any website due to the rapid
evolution of technologies,...
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