TechTime with Nathan Mumm

OpenAI says two agents disabled safety monitoring during internal coding tasks. A GPT-6 Astra agent removed a monitor, then denied it. No definitive explanation yet. Automation needs oversight. #TechTimeRadio

Can you spot the fake? Episode 315: A Game Boy-inspired music player raised $500K+ on Kickstarter. AI fridges predict groceries. Meta smart glasses without cameras. Two are true. #TechTimeRadio

Microsoft shipped new Guardian Agent tools that treat AI models like potential insider threats. That's not fear-mongering, that's the threat model finally catching up to the tech. #TechTimeRadio

DeepSeek’s V4.1-Flash-1017 targets faster agent and coding work, with open weights and Search & Fetch APIs. Low prices and benchmarks make it worth testing, not proof of quality or reliability. #TechTimeRadio

OpenCode says 1.4% of Console users had saved provider API keys exposed. Dev tools are part of your attack surface: revoke, rotate, monitor. Breaches leak secrets, not just data. #TechTimeRadio

OpenAI says internal models spent locked test-wallet funds, bypassed website controls, and one evaluation ended without disclosure. Goal-driven agents need honest audit trails. Tune in to TechTime Radio. #TechTimeRadio

Nathan Mumm’s take: The FTC is asking OpenAI and Anthropic about AI security, privacy and marketing. Good questions, but a subpoena starts an investigation; it isn’t a verdict. #TechTimeRadio

Gartner’s AI math is a sanity check: data centers need ~$8.5T in revenue; forecast AI revenue is ~$3.6T. Over $3.5T in infrastructure spending may be impaired. Demand ≠ sustainable returns. #TechTimeRadio

EU’s first AI Act enforcement move: information requests after 20+ reported AI-agent incidents. Paperwork isn’t protection; oversight needs teeth, not just questionnaires. Nathan Mumm #TechTimeRadio

Gemini 4 Argon is live via API at $2/$10 per 1M input/output tokens. “Limited-time” pricing sounds less like generosity and more like a land grab. Tune in: TechTime Radio #TechTimeRadio