Who controls AI when the computing moves onto your desk, the bills reach into the billions, and the biggest risks come from inside the company?
Frontier Labs brings together three conversations about Meta's Muse Spark Open and local AI on Mac Studio, Anthropic's reported revenue growth and computing commitments, and the OpenAI recording-device case. We examine the tradeoffs between owning hardware and renting intelligence, the difference between growth and sustainable profits, and the tension between workplace security and employee privacy.
These archive conversations come from source episodes created October 14–15, 2026, and reflect reporting available at that time. The OpenAI criminal case concerns allegations, not a finding of guilt; the defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
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Chapters
00:00 Local AI and the ownership question
15:41 Revenue, compute bills, and the profitability question
30:32 Insider risk and the limits of digital security
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