Alright, buckle up—the internet as we know it is about to get a serious makeover. This week, we're talking about three agentic browsers that are basically giving traditional browsing the middle finger: Perplexity's Comet, The Browser Company's Dia, and OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas.

Here's the deal: instead of you clicking around like some kind of digital caveman, these AI-powered browsers actually understand what you're trying to do and just... do it for you. Need groceries for that recipe you found? Done. Want to compile research from seventeen different tabs without losing your mind? Sorted. They're basically your internet butler, and honestly, it's pretty wild. Sam Altman's calling it "a rare once-a-decade opportunity to rethink what a browser can be about"—and for once, the hype might actually be justified.

But (and there's always a but), we need to talk about privacy. Because yeah, having an AI that can do everything for you sounds great until you remember it's watching everything you do online.

Now let's talk about something that's honestly keeping me up at night: our education system is spectacularly unprepared for this AI revolution. Like, catastrophically unprepared. We're literally training kids for a world that no longer exists.

Get this: traditional education moves on 5-10 year cycles. AI evolves every 6-12 months. That's not a gap—that's a chasm. And schools blocking AI because they're worried about "cheating"? That's not protecting students, that's just ensuring they learn about AI from TikTok instead of actual educators, which is... not ideal.

Here's the thing people miss: using AI well actually requires more critical thinking, not less. You need to verify outputs, understand limitations, spot hallucinations. These are higher-order skills. But we're treating AI like it's a calculator when it's more like... I don't know, a really smart intern who sometimes makes stuff up.

AI literacy needs to be as fundamental as reading and writing. Full stop. Because students graduating without AI fluency? They're going to get absolutely demolished in the job market. Every single profession—devs, lawyers, doctors, you name it—is being transformed right now.

So the real question isn't "should we integrate AI into education?" It's "can we move fast enough to avoid screwing over an entire generation?" This isn't just about education—it's about economic competitiveness. And we need to get our act together, like, yesterday.

The two giants of AI just revealed their master plans. In this episode, we break down everything you need to know from OpenAI's Dev Day and Google's Gemini Enterprise Event.

Here’s what we cover:

• OpenAI's Platform Play: New models, the revolutionary Agent Builder, and the major reveal of 'apps for ChatGPT.' We discuss what an AI app store really means for developers and everyday users.
• Google's Enterprise Gambit: A deep dive into the Gemini Enterprise platform. Can its focus on scalability, partnerships, and security win over the business world?
• Clash of the Builders: We put OpenAI's and Google's new "Agent Builder" platforms head-to-head to see how they stack up.
• Bubble or Boom? With billions being poured into the industry, we sincerely debate the question: Is this all about to go up in smoke?
• Quadrillion: A new word for our vocabulary. The growth and numbers associated with AI are becoming so wacky that we now have to talk in QUADRILLIONS!!

Tune in to understand who’s winning the AI war and what these shifts mean for you.

This week, we dig into the crypto conundrum — why digital currencies still feel so damn complicated.

From there, we unpack Google’s new “Nano Banana” image-manipulation tech and what it could mean for Adobe’s future.

Andy (being his usual asshole self) takes us on a ride through agentic vibe coding with Lindy AI, before we wrap up with a look at the evolving energy landscape and what it signals for the road ahead.

Curious, contrarian, and just the right amount of chaotic — this episode ties together the worlds of tech, money, and power.

This week, we'll be discussing what the hell happened to Chat-GPT5 and diving deep into a very troubling trend: the growing graveyard of failed AI projects. Why are so many companies getting it so wrong?"

This week, we dive into the big AI headlines:

• ChatGPT-5 Launch – OpenAI’s latest frontier model is here. We explore its new capabilities, where it shines, and where it still has room to grow.
• OpenAI’s Open-Source Models – Compact, powerful, and able to run locally. We discuss what this could mean for businesses.
• Claude Opus 4.1 – The new heavyweight champion of AI coding. It’s a refinement release with hints of bigger things ahead.
• Tariffs & the UK Economy – Could new trade policies help solve the UK’s financial challenges? We break down the possibilities.

This week, we discuss the launch of Grok 4, now the world's most powerful reasoning model, crushing benchmarks everywhere!

We also dive deep into Prompt engineering fundamentals and break down one of the many prompt engineering frameworks, RACE!

Finally, we address the significant questions of why AI adoption in business is slow and what happens to critical thinking skills in an AI-driven world.

All this and more on this week's episode of the Roundtable Rethink Podcast!

Sounds technical, but this is one of our most value-heavy episodes!!

This week, we deep dive into prompt engineering, the new language of business!

We discuss the four-phase implementation framework and the three mistakes executives often make when considering prompt engineering.

We conclude with a quick-fire round of AI news, including Meta's eye-watering compensation packages for AI researchers and new AI safety concerns as models refuse to shut down.

Tesla RoboTaxi Launch, Grok 3.5 Rewrites History, How To ACTUALLY Implement AI in Your Business

This week, we discuss the successful launch of Tesla's RoboTaxi service in Austin and explore the outrageously profitable autonomous self-driving business model that could make Tesla the most valuable company in the world.

We also discussed Elon's plans to use Grok 3.5 to rewrite the entire corpus of publicly available information. This ingenious move would give XAI the cleanest set of pre-training data in the world, enabling the development of the most accurate and truth-seeking models.

Finally, we begin to unpack the practical steps that every company must take to implement AI into their business in a way that enables them to become an AI-led or AI-first company.