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Windows 11 26H2 is officially here. The strange part? You may already have some of the features Microsoft is calling part of 26H2. Windows Weekly explains why. buff.ly/MCABsNw

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 22h

AI agents escaping sandboxes used to sound theoretical. Now companies are building systems specifically to watch and quarantine them. Intelligent Machines looks at the next layer of AI safety. buff.ly/tpEmtEB

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 01/10/2026

“Cyberattack” sounds abstract until the target is a cargo ship carrying liquefied natural gas. Security Now looks at how digital extortion is moving closer to real infrastructure. buff.ly/XWPKrPH

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 30/09/2026

Apple has a new CEO and apparently a new operating philosophy. John Ternus wants the company faster and leaner. MacBreak Weekly looks at what that could mean for the next phase of Apple. buff.ly/rn1MGJN

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 29/09/2026

A fridge should not need a rollback plan. But that is where smart appliances are heading. TWiT looks at bricked refrigerators, rogue AI agents, and what happens when ordinary products depend on increasingly complicated software. buff.ly/nD804pr

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 25/09/2026

The AI story is getting more contradictory. Models are getting cheaper and more capable. At the same time, assistants have zero days and researchers are leaving over safety concerns. That tension is all over Intelligent Machines 889. Download and subscribe here: buff.ly/h37CuKL

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 24/09/2026

AI security is turning into AI versus AI. A whitehat firm used Claude to attack OpenAI. Security Now looks at what that means for testing, trust, and the next phase of model security. buff.ly/ItRoMO5

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 24/09/2026

The Mac Studio story is getting more interesting. The M5 Ultra has enough power and memory that “run the AI locally” is starting to sound practical instead of theoretical. MacBreak Weekly 1043: buff.ly/oQ9voYS

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 22/09/2026

Flock cameras are becoming the privacy story people can actually see. A camera got hacked. The tracking became visible. The backlash got louder. This Week in Tech connects it to Google’s ad-tech remedies and AI automation risk. buff.ly/84AIk1U

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 21/09/2026

AI trust is becoming the whole story. Fake writers. Stolen bylines. Cloud smart homes. Photo verification. Health scores you cannot compare. Tech News Weekly 455 connects the dots. buff.ly/hWysy64

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 18/09/2026

Microsoft wants Copilot to be the AI layer for Windows. Google just put Gemini directly on Windows desktops. That makes the next desktop AI fight a lot more interesting. Windows Weekly 1001: buff.ly/NIdv29q

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 18/09/2026

The local AI angle is getting good. Not “buy the most expensive new box” good. More like “what can you do with old data center GPUs, smart setup choices, and some home lab patience?” good. Lon Seidman explains on Intelligent Machines. buff.ly/tH8un0S

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 17/09/2026

Siri Recap sounds like classic Apple AI: Useful if it works. Uncomfortable if it is always listening. Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 put the privacy question right on your wrist. MacBreak Weekly 1042: buff.ly/Sw9sHVQ

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 17/09/2026

The Krell question hits because it is not just about AI getting powerful. It is about whether humans understand the systems they are turning loose. Security Now looks at AI risk, Apple’s Siri push, Microsoft patches, surveillance tech, and the data leaks underneath it all. buff.ly/jOP2su4

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 16/09/2026

Got a question about AI? Send it to handsonai@twit.tv or through TWiT’s social media. Mikah may answer it on Hands-On AI. No buzzwords. No doom. Practical help from one human to another. buff.ly/zhLHvB6

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 16/09/2026

The surveillance story is not one camera. It is the pattern. Police cameras. Retail plate readers. Face databases. Predictive policing. Smart TVs scanning your home network. This Week in Tech 1101: buff.ly/UXF9qtD

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 14/09/2026

Apple’s Live Rewind sounds useful. It also sounds like the kind of feature that makes people ask who is being recorded, what is processed, and where the line is. Tech News Weekly looks at the privacy side of Apple’s AI event. buff.ly/zZwFSwN

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 14/09/2026

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 11/09/2026

AI keeps arriving as both promise and problem. A smarter Siri. A new Astra. An Anthropic resignation. A Gemini planned hike gone wrong. AI bans in schools. Personal agents everywhere. Intelligent Machines has the context. buff.ly/5BrNsdE

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 10/09/2026

DAX + twit.tv is here. Embedded host reads across the TWiT network. Dynamic ad insertion beginning Q4 2026. A trusted tech audience. A new path for brands and agencies. buff.ly/T9r36By

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 10/09/2026

The foldable iPhone may get the attention. But Apple’s real story is the whole roadmap: Siri AI, home hub, foldable Macs, M6 MacBooks, Vision Pro in surgery, Apple TV awards, and the slow end of Intel support. MacBreak Weekly has the context. buff.ly/VzQkyZz

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TWiT Tech Podcasts @twit.tv · 10/09/2026

AI can make teams faster. But what happens when it also makes them less practiced? Less debugging. Less code review. Less deep system knowledge. Less human pattern recognition. Security Now looks at AI driven expertise loss. buff.ly/g4ldXic