This week's best tech and business podcast moments, and the archive notes that argue back.͏ ͏ ͏
| Smash Notes | Issue #1 · Nov 2, 2026 |
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Hi, it's Kirill. Each week I pick a few moments from new podcast episodes, then dig up older notes that disagree with them. This week, every pick is an argument about what AI actually changes. Tell me which side you land on. |
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This week
Fresh from this week
Jimmy Carr tells Joe Rogan the AI risk to worry about is cheap mass surveillance, not lost jobs. A marketer at a $2B AI company says the ads people see should still be made by humans. And Supabase's Paul Copplestone explains how to build software that AI agents can fix on their own.
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From the archive
The other side
Older episodes take the other side. Ryo Lu says AI gives power to everyone, not just to whoever controls it. Colin Dunn predicted that AI would take over creative production. And in 2020, AI was a rough first draft that still needed humans to finish the work.
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