Dec 31, 2025

Craig's read on the AI race comes down to a structural difference, not a technical one. In the United States every company holds its cards to its chest — Microsoft paying tens of billions to OpenAI so it can relabel ChatGPT as Copilot is a transaction, not sharing. In China, the latest method for training a...

Dec 17, 2025

Asked for the big technology stories of 2025, Craig gives a number rather than a theme: phishing has increased more than 4,000% since AI came online. He puts it next to a second figure from his own inbox — his filters discard half the incoming mail before he sees any of it, so his real malicious share is above 50%....

Dec 16, 2025

Everyone has been told to check the link before clicking. This segment is about why that advice has quietly stopped working.

The old trick was a lookalike you could spot if you were careful — paypa1.com with a numeral standing in for the letter. What Craig is seeing now is different in kind. There are many alphabets...

Dec 9, 2025

The story at the center of this segment is not sophisticated, and that is the point. A man working for a water department was fired. His account was never disabled. He connected from home, reached the system that controls chemical dosing, and turned it up until the water was toxic. People were injured.

No exploit, no...

Dec 3, 2025

The Wall Street Journal had just reported OpenAI declaring a "code red" as Google closed on its lead, and Matt wanted to know whether the company was in real trouble. Craig answered by reading the scoreboard live on air. He pulled up the rankings page at OpenRouter.ai — the largest broker of connections into...