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#243: GPT-6 Sol and Luna, Opus 5.5, the New Microsoft Copilot, Jensen Huang vs. AI Doomers & Introducing AI Score

Shownote

Three big model updates landed at once, GPT-6 Sol and Luna, Claude Opus 5.5, and Microsoft's redesigned Copilot, and the story isn't raw intelligence, it's reliability, efficiency, and a new "per-task pricing" mindset. Paul Roetzer and Mike Kaput break dow...

Highlights

Paul Roetzer and Mike Kaput survey a fast-moving AI landscape, balancing concern about safety and disruption with practical opportunities for organizations and individuals. The episode moves from new model releases and AI readiness to agent security, shifting product strategies, emerging standards, and hands-on workflows.
04:33
AI sentiment is almost perfectly split
10:35
AI progress is becoming iterative
15:39
Per-task cost is the metric that matters
32:57
The future of jobs is not guaranteed
44:06
AI Score turns transformation into something measurable
49:09
AI prototyping can save a quarter million dollars
57:50
OpenAI blew up an easy-to-understand product
1:02:41
AI learning has to stay dynamic
1:10:52
Daily usage is the real test
1:18:14
Legal exposure could reach billions
1:20:23
Autonomous self-improvement must wait for safety
1:25:18
Come home to completed work
1:28:45
Data centers in space may be coming

Chapters

Intro
00:00
GPT-6 Sol and Luna, Opus 5.5, and the New Microsoft Copilot
06:57
Jensen Huang vs. the AI Doomers
24:16
Introducing AI Score
41:57
GPTs Are Being Retired
53:12
Meta Connect 2026
1:06:30
Amazon Blocks Muse
1:12:39
OpenAI Discloses More Rogue Agent Incidents
1:15:20
OpenAI Gets Vocal on AI Standards
1:20:00
AI Use Case Spotlight
1:22:59
AI Product and Funding Updates
1:26:36

Transcript

Paul Roetzer: He's forgetting that, like a large portion of the population of future workers hate AI, like, want nothing to do with it. So it's wildly unpopular. And so you can't just assume that they're all just going to be AI natives and love it. And the...