Jaeden Schafer
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AI Chat is the podcast where we dive into the world of ChatGPT, cutting-edge AI news and its impact on our daily lives. With in-depth discussions and interviews with leading experts in the field, we'll explore the latest advancements in language models, machine learning, and more. From its practical applications to its ethical considerations, AI Chat will keep you informed and entertained on the exciting developments in the world of AI. Tune in to stay ahead of the curve on the latest technological revolution.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jaden Schaefer makes fast-moving AI news legible by connecting product claims to costs, control, practical use, and measurable consequences.
Jaden Schaefer turns a crowded AI news cycle into a brisk solo briefing, moving from model releases and coding agents to policy proposals and infrastructure bets.
Robot goalies and AI coding churn: Jaden Schaefer has your reality check ready.
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A grounded look at Claude Design, OpenAI's push back, and the gap between AI code output and lasting productivity.
Jaden Schaefer treats AI coding as a product fight, with Anthropic's recent feature wave meeting OpenAI's push back. He moves from Claude Design and the negative PR around Anthropic to venture flows, token maxing, desktop control, memory, an in-app browser, and more than 100…
Jaden Schaefer links Opus 4.7, robot simulation, a productless $2 billion valuation, and Gemini AI Cloud in media tools.
Jaden Schaefer's episode tracks an AI market moving faster than its consequences can be read. Anthropic's newly live Opus 4.7 gives the discussion its anchor, with Schaefer adding that he spent the day testing it.
A fast, clear tour of AI's widening collision with platforms, banks, hardware, and public life.
AI is no longer sitting neatly in the demo room. Jaden Schaefer's brisk roundup follows it into meetings, bank security plans, consumer hardware, and the public lives of its most visible executives, connecting Mark Zuckerberg's AI version of himself, Apple's reported…
A brisk AI news roundup linking platform control, bank security testing, and the personal fallout around Sam Altman.
Jaden Schaefer turns a stack of AI headlines into a compact read on power, risk, and control. He moves from Mark Zuckerberg's AI version of himself and Apple's reported smart-glasses testing to Vercel's claim that agents are deploying 30% of its apps, then into Anthropic…
A brisk AI roundup that links model news with energy use, drug discovery, and policy stakes.
PlayNext's Technology beat takes a focused pass across AI's expanding frontier, moving from Anthropic's hosted Claude platform and Meta's first model built with Alexander Wang to Google's open-source Gemma 4.
Media money, platform power, AI pressure.
Tech hype, billionaire power, tested hard.
The host breaks down OpenAI's surprising decision to discontinue their Sora video generation model, analyzing download statistics, community reaction, and potential strategic reasons behind the move.
The host discusses OpenAI's new features competing with Anthropic, VC funding in AI, and a new AI tool subscription service.
Host Jaden Schaefer discusses the latest AI news including Anthropic's Opus 4.7, a robotics startup, Upscale AI's valuation, Google Cloud partnership, and AI-powered ad enforcement.
Host Jaden Schaefer discusses recent AI news including Mark Zuckerberg's AI avatar, Apple's smart glasses, Vercel's IPO readiness, and other AI industry updates.
Host Jaden Schaefer discusses recent AI news including Apple's smart glasses, Zuckerberg's AI version, and other industry updates.
Host Jaden Schaefer covers the latest AI news including Anthropic's agent platform, Meta's new model, energy efficiency research, and Google's Gemma 4 release.
The episode discusses Anthropic's Project Glasswing, an AI model being tested by security researchers to find and fix software vulnerabilities before public release.
The Q1 2026 Crunchbase figures show about $300 billion invested in startups globally, up 150% quarter over quarter and year over year, with $242 billion going to AI.
OpenAI is shutting down Sora, with the app and web version ending April 26 and the API staying available until September 24, after an estimated $15 million per day in inference costs against $2.1 million in total subscription revenue.
The host discusses Anthropic's new code review tool for checking AI-generated code, its benefits for developers and users, and requests birthday ratings and reviews.
This episode covers the latest AI news, including a contract dispute between Anthropic and the Pentagon, and OpenAI's involvement.
An interview with Robin Hughes about her work with Braille and ChatGPT, exploring limitations of AI in reading Braille.
The host discusses Microsoft's new AI chip, Maya 200, and promotes his own AI tool-building platform.