This week on Net Society, we’re joined by special guest Gmoney to talk through how AI is moving from novelty to daily utility, and what that shift means for software, media, and business. The conversation opens with changing AI workflows and the growing importance of combining models, tools, and interfaces that actually work in practice, before expanding into the geopolitical race around compute, open models, and national advantage. From there, the episode turns to Gmoney’s personal AI stack, the rise of synthetic podcasts and AI-generated media, and the strange new entertainment layer forming around simulations, betting, and algorithmic content. The back half explores open source pressure, where durable moats may still exist, and why the next phase of AI could feel less like a single product revolution and more like a messy rewrite of everything.
Mentioned in the episode
Special guest Gmoney https://x.com/gmoneyNFT
Epstein files podcast with Claude https://x.com/levychain/status/2021713744406229262
AI baby standup comedy video https://x.com/pridesai/status/2029780577843355802
Micro Drama’s https://medium.com/@AT24/the-micro-drama-craze-how-90-second-soap-operas-are-disrupting-global-entertainment-e4030e6a86c3
Show & Hosts
Net Society: https://x.com/net__society
Aaron Wright: https://x.com/awrigh01
Chris F: https://x.com/ChrisF_0x
Derek Edwards: https://x.com/derekedws
Priyanka Desai: https://x.com/pridesai
Production & Marketing
Editor: https://x.com/0xFnkl
Social: https://x.com/v_kirra
- (00:00) - AI Adoption and Agent Workflows
- (06:11) - Model Reliability and Multi-Model Stacks
- (13:11) - AI Power Politics
- (22:25) - Gmoney’s AI Assistant Stack
- (29:13) - Synthetic Podcasts and AI Media
- (38:33) - Simulations, Betting, and AI Entertainment
- (49:20) - Open Models, Business Moats, and the Weird Future
- (01:08:53) - Welcome & Disclaimer