This Week in Tech (Audio)
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Every Sunday, This Week in Tech brings together a rotating roundtable of industry insiders and sharp-witted journalists to dissect the rapidly shifting technological landscape. Hosted by Leo Laporte, the show serves as a deep dive into the stories that define our digital age, from the ethical dilemmas posed by the latest artificial intelligence breakthroughs to the complex legal battles unfolding in the halls of the Supreme Court and beyond. The conversation consistently moves beyond the headlines, tackling the tension between corporate dominance and user agency. You will hear nuanced debates on how AI is reshaping the workforce, the potential consequences of addictive social media design, and the evolving role of Big Tech in our daily lives. Whether the panel is investigating the irony of high-tech space missions failing at basic software, analyzing the fallout of massive corporate layoffs, or questioning whether we are entering a future of exclusive, restricted technology, the show maintains a focus on the real-world impact of innovation. This is a program for those who want to understand not just the what, but the why and the how of the tech world. By stripping away the marketing fluff and focusing on the societal, legal, and technical ramifications of emerging tools, the show offers listeners a grounded and highly informed perspective. It is an essential weekly touchstone for anyone trying to navigate the complexities of our hyper-connected reality.
Updated Apr 13, 2026
Episodes
TWiT 1079: Fans. Only Fans. - Is Mythos Preview Too Powerful for Public Release?
Anthropic is withholding its new Mythos AI model, claiming it is too dangerous to release to the public.
TWiT 1078: The Great British Marmalade Scandal - Building Your Own Router
NASA manages a remote Outlook fix from space while experts debate the growing legal backlash against social media.
TWiT 1077: I Would Download a Car - New Jury Ruling Could Reshape Social Media Liability
Legal rulings regarding platform liability and ISP copyright responsibility are sparking debates on the future of the web.
TWiT 1076: I'm Monitoring the Situation - Meta's Horizon Worlds Stays Alive Against The Odds
A legal win for Perplexity's shopping tool challenges Amazon's control over consumer data and price comparisons.
TWiT 1075: The Commonwealth Club - Meta Layoffs, DOGE Data Theft, & the Rise of AI Fails
Meta plans mass layoffs amid rising AI costs while legal battles intensify over social media addiction and data theft.
TWiT 1074: Chicken Mating Harnesses - Supreme Court Rules AI Art Not Copyrightable
The Supreme Court has ruled AI art ineligible for copyright as the government declares Anthropic a supply chain risk.
TWiT 1072: The Devil's Advocate - Jailbreaking Fighter Jets, Social Media Addiction, and Self-Driving Snafus
TWiT 1071: Image Pickles - Are Social Platforms Addictive or Just Too Good?
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