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Welcome to the RAIZOR Report podcast. Every morning we’ll deliver all the latest AI news to your eardrums. It’s short and sweet, intended to give you a quick overview of the top stories in the fast paced world of AI. Learn more at https://raizor.co At RAIZOR we believe businesses that strategically adopt AI will replace those that don’t. We help clients cut costs, boost revenue, and accelerate business growth with AI automations. f you’d like to get the newsletter with all the links, tools, and jobs, you can learn more about us and subscribe at https...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
RAIZOR connects AI announcements to deployment realities, especially security and workplace change.
The RAIZOR Report turns AI news into two distinct listening modes: a single-host bulletin and conversational weekend deep dives. One bulletin led by Douglas moves through product releases, funding, licensing disputes and teenagers' reliance on AI.
An AI agent gets the passwords; you get a better question than whether it works.
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A fast AI briefing that links digital workers, media rights, and new discovery channels.
This piece treats Perplexity's Computer as a general-purpose digital worker that can coordinate 19 models, split projects into subtasks, and keep sandboxed agents running for long stretches.
AI etiquette humor turns into a practical account of work changing.
It opens with a joke about OpenAI's server costs being eaten by people saying please and thank you, then widens into a pointed look at how AI is changing work.
AI agents are framed less as a productivity win than as a security and governance risk, and this briefing makes that shift practical.
This weekly deep dive treats autonomous agents as a security and governance issue with clear business consequences, not just a productivity upgrade.
AI workers look less like a novelty and more like an operational risk.
This episode frames autonomous AI workers as a management problem that is already spilling into real systems. It starts with the novelty wearing off and keeps moving toward a sharper question: when useful tools are handed too much trust, who ends up carrying the blame?
A grounded AI briefing on money, edge computing, and the legal and liability questions now surfacing.
This episode stays with the money, the infrastructure, and the legal mess around current AI work. It is strongest when it turns a dense run of reporting into usable themes: edge computing, open-source strategy, talent churn, and the liability questions that follow when…
A dense AI week, cut into a clear case for agents, guardrails, and business impact.
The Deep Dive turns a crowded week of AI news into a fairly sharp read on where the pressure is: agents, workflow automation, guardrails, and liability.
Markets, macro, AI, and crypto in motion.
Bot hype is fading.
A daily AI news briefing covering multiple tech company announcements including Perplexity's local PC agent, Amazon's health assistant, Google's global marketing tool expansion, NVIDIA's new reasoning model, and business trends in AI hiring and investment.
A daily AI news briefing covering Slack's new AI assistant, Google's Gemini improvements, Apple's rumored vision wearables, the Pentagon adopting Grok AI for defense, and debates about AI energy consumption and startup viability.
This episode covers major AI updates: OpenAI's desktop navigation for automating tasks, Google's video generation from notes, Looma AI's creative project agents, and ethical concerns from Anthropic's CEO about OpenAI's Pentagon deal.
Please has a price tag.
The noise is the point.
February 16th through 20th is a lot of AI news at once.
Perplexity wants a worker, not a chatbot.
This episode of The RAIZOR Report covers major AI news including copyright lawsuits against OpenAI, ByteDance pausing video AI rollout, NVIDIA's GTC announcements, Apple's AirPods Max updates, and various AI applications in business, security, and creative fields.
A daily AI news briefing covering Cisco's AI agents handling network incidents, AWS outage caused by autonomous coding agents, AI political groups spending millions in elections, OpenAI's smart speaker development, and brain-computer interface advancements.
Autonomous agents are inside the walls.
A daily AI news roundup covering the latest breakthroughs, including an AI opening a physical store and predicting heart failure, plus anti-AI activism.
A daily AI news podcast covering top stories, including CEO resignations, AI investment, and workforce disruption.
A deep dive into how AI is shifting from a tool to an autonomous agent, featuring a case study of a solo founder scaling a health business to $400 million in two months with zero human staff.
A deep dive into the week's AI developments, exploring their practical business impact and interconnected global implications.
A daily roundup of AI news covering model self-improvement, defense lawsuits, new agent models, and acquisitions.
A daily news roundup covering the latest AI developments, including Google's AI-powered design platform, Microsoft's legal dispute over OpenAI's cloud usage, and Anthropic's study on public perception of AI.
A daily AI news podcast discussing a Gallup study showing 50% of American workers don't use AI tools, analyzing the adoption gap between leadership and teams.