Limitless: An AI Podcast This Week In AI: The AGI Moment At Davos, Apple's AI Hardware Leaks, Claude Makes Videos, Google's SAT Prep
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Jan 23, 2026 This week delves into ambitious AGI predictions from the World Economic Forum, suggesting breakthroughs might come by 2026. Apple is rumored to roll out an AI-powered AirTag, while Siri could be replaced with a more advanced AI chatbot. Excitingly, Claude introduces video production capabilities that could revolutionize content creation. Meanwhile, Google's new 'Personal Intelligence' feature aims to personalize user experiences. The race in AI hardware heats up, pitting tech giants against each other in an innovation battle!
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Cost-Per-Kilogram Is The Bottleneck
- Lowering cost-per-kilogram to orbit is the real gating factor for space-based compute, not just launching rockets.
- Established players like SpaceX hold large practical leads that are hard for newcomers to overcome quickly.
Artemis II: First Crew Around The Moon Since 1968
- Artemis II will be the first crewed lunar flight since 1968 and will loop around the moon in a ~10-day mission.
- Josh Kale highlights its $4.1B cost and contrasts it with cheaper Falcon 9 launches.
Apple Entering AI Hardware Market
- Apple reportedly plans an AI