This episode covers a week where NVIDIA reported the biggest quarter in its history and Amazon set a closing date for Mechanical Turk, the platform that spent 21 years paying people a few cents at a time to do the work software could not. It also gets into Reddit's near-disappearance from ChatGPT's citations after an unannounced change to how OpenAI's search works, and the Claude Code feature that lets two sessions on two different machines work the same problem together.
What's Covered
* NVIDIA's $96.2 billion quarter, and why the supply commitment behind the guidance says more than the revenue beat
* Amazon closing Mechanical Turk after 21 years, and what took over the market it built
* Reddit's share of ChatGPT citations falling 86 percent across two days in August
* Claude Code cross-session messaging, and what changes when two machines can talk
* OpenAI's first published benchmarks for its Jalapeño inference chip
* The Hugging Face breach, and OpenAI's finding that the agents involved were reward hacking
* Data center opposition turning into a midterm campaign issue
* Apple rebuilding the Mac Studio around local model inference
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