AGI is whatever you want it to be | The Vergecast
Today on The Vergecast, we've got an all-star panel to break down the news of the week. First, senior AI reporter Hayden Field joins us to talk about our supposed AGI era and Nvidia's acquisition of Hugging Face. Then, our friend Joanna Stern pops in to talk about new Apple CEO John Ternus, old Apple CEO Tim Cook, and to, most importantly, speculate on the format of next week's Apple keynote. We wrap things up with a super-special lightning round from the IFA electronics show in Berlin. Senior reviewer Jennifer Pattison Tuohy and editor Dominic Preston each pick out the five most interesting gadgets they saw at the show. And two more things: Vergecast producer Travis Larchuk pops in to tell his tale of identity theft woe and warn you that he isn't the one DMing you on Twitter to ask you to be on The Vergecast. Plus, Brendan Carr is a dummy.0:00 Welcome
0:46 Fake Travis warning
3:01 OpenAI's Astra model
5:45 Safeguards and delays
8:55 Opaque recurrence fears
13:08 What Astra does well
18:08 Access tiers and rollout
19:53 Nvidia buys Hugging Face
23:04 Is this really AGI
26:28 AGI vibes and Microsoft clause
32:17 Apple event preview
33:41 Ternus keynote politics
39:43 Keynote Vibes Shift
40:23 Tim Cook Era Review
44:56 Services And Fees Machine
47:15 Phil Schiller Steps Back
49:52 Event Predictions Fold And AI
55:43 Siri AI Real Use Cases
58:32 Smart Home Display Rumors
59:47 Bets And Keynote Structure
1:05:19 Brendan Carr Is A Dummy
1:09:23 IFA Lightning Round
1:10:49 Philips Hue Smart Lighting
1:11:03 Hue Rope Light Rave
1:11:44 Sticker Shock Pricing
1:13:03 Xiaomi Wide Foldable
1:15:43 Dyson Camera Toothbrush
1:20:31 Tecno Bezelless Concept
1:22:42 Local AI Smart Home Hub
1:27:09 MacBook Neo Clones
1:29:35 Homey Dial Controller
1:33:39 Acer DualPlay Handheld
1:36:19 Dreame Humanoid Robot
1:39:44 Packard Bell Revival
1:42:17 Wrap Up And Credits
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