Anthropic, Amazon, and the Fable shutdown; AI-powered school arrives; World Cup tech
About this episode
The episode discusses Anthropic's decision to take its models offline, the implications for Amazon, the introduction of an AI-driven school in Seattle, and technology related to the World Cup.
Anthropic takes its most powerful models offline after a U.S. order, with Amazon CEO Andy Jassy reportedly contributing to the concerns that helped trigger it. Todd and John dig into the Amazon-Anthropic dynamic, how agentic AI is upending Amazon's "working backwards" tradition , an AI-driven school arriving soon in the Seattle area , and the sensor-packed World Cup ball . With GeekWire co-founders John Cook and Todd Bishop; edited by Curt Milton. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
People in this episode
Hosts: John Cook, Todd Bishop
Topics covered
- AI
- technology
- education
- sports
- business
- Amazon
- Anthropic
Keywords
- Anthropic
- Amazon
- AI
- education
- World Cup
- technology
- Andy Jassy
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Anthropic, Amazon
Places: Seattle
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