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The AI Fix

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Join tech veteran Mark Stockley and his guests on a headfirst dive into the bizarre and often hilarious world of artificial intelligence, looking into deepfakes, machine learning, and whether it’s too late to make peace with our robot overlords. It’s not your typical AI podcast…

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    • Claude Code, the rise of AI agents, and the AI that called its human
      Feb 17 2026

      In episode 88 of The AI Fix, Corey Noles from The Neuron drops in to unpack OpenClaw, the AI agent that’s not so much a chatbot as a brain in a jar with hands and a credit card.

      Elsewhere, our hosts explore a website where AIs can hire humans, Mark discovers that truth and safety might be mutually exclusive, AGI quietly turns up while nobody’s paying attention, and an AI called Henry gives itself a phone number and calls its human for a chat.

      Episode links:

      • Anthropic's Claude legal plugin rattles legal tech investors.
      • Alex Finn's AI agent Henry calls him for a chat.
      • Moltbot goes rogue.
      • Does AI already have human-level intelligence? Nature examines the evidence.
      • RentAHuman.ai — where AI agents hire humans.
      • OpenClaw.
      • The Unintended Trade-off of AI Alignment: Balancing Hallucination Mitigation and Safety in LLMs.


      The AI Fix

      The AI Fix podcast is presented by Mark Stockley.

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      43 min
    • OpenAI's $6.5 billion pen and the AIs obsessed with Tokyo’s weather
      Feb 10 2026

      In episode 87 of The AI Fix, Mark explains why you shouldn’t put off worrying about AI until after your pilates class, while guest host Nik Roberts stumbles into a social network full of bots obsessing over the temperature in Tokyo.

      Plus, Nik explains why he’s banking on piña coladas, a time machine, and a squad of AI ambassadors to survive the coming AI jobpocalypse.

      Also in this episode: our hosts wonder if Zuck warms his coffee on Blackwell chips, OpenAI drops $6.5 billion on a pen, Qwen quietly racks up more downloads than you’ve had hot dinners, and a robot learns to lip-sync by singing into the mirror.

      Episode links:

      • Robot learns to lip-sync.
      • NVIDIA launches Vera Rubin, its next major AI platform.
      • Alibaba's Qwen overtakes Western rivals in global AI adoption.
      • OpenAI confirms first consumer device for 2026.
      • A social network where only AI can post.
      • AI Feed.
      • FTC sues JustAnswer for deceptive subscription practices.


      The AI Fix

      The AI Fix podcast is presented by Mark Stockley.

      Grab T-shirts, hoodies, mugs and other goodies in our online store.

      Learn more about the podcast at theaifix.show, and follow us on Bluesky at @theaifix.show.

      Never miss another episode by following us in your favourite podcast app. It's free!

      Like to give us some feedback or sponsor the podcast? Get in touch.

      Support the show and gain access to ad-free episodes by becoming a supporter: Join The AI Fix Plus!



      Our Sponsors:
      * Check out Anthropic: https://claude.ai/aifix


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      44 min
    • Anthropic discovers the axis of evil, and AI’s loneliness economy
      Feb 3 2026

      In episode 86 of The AI Fix, Mark learns that AI models secretly organize themselves along an “Assistant Axis,” where one wrong turn leads straight to demon mode, while guest host David Ruiz investigates how AI companies are turning loneliness into a business model.

      Also in this episode: Daenerys Targaryen writes recipes; Iron Man becomes a therapist; your coding career is officially over; Cursor climbs programming’s Everest; Claude gets 23,000 words of homework; and our hosts meet the worst fridge ever.

      Episode links:

      • Ryan Dahl says your coding career is over.
      • Cursor AI writes a web browser in a week.
      • Anthropic's new constitution.
      • Samsung Bespoke AI Family Hub fridge wins "Worst in Show".
      • Character.AI and Google settle teen suicide lawsuit.
      • The Assistant Axis: Understanding AI model personas.
      • Assistant Axis visualization on Neuronpedia.


      The AI Fix

      The AI Fix podcast is presented by Mark Stockley.

      Grab T-shirts, hoodies, mugs and other goodies in our online store.

      Learn more about the podcast at theaifix.show, and follow us on Bluesky at @theaifix.show.

      Never miss another episode by following us in your favourite podcast app. It's free!

      Like to give us some feedback or sponsor the podcast? Get in touch.

      Support the show and gain access to ad-free episodes by becoming a supporter: Join The AI Fix Plus!



      Our Sponsors:
      * Check out Anthropic: https://claude.ai/aifix


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      43 min
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