Brian Barrett

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2,652 appearances 24 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 10 Sep

Brian Barrett’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I feel like they've got this big sword of Damocles hanging over their head and they're spending their time just doing the goofiest stuff they can imagine before that all comes due.
It's great.
It's fun.
I'm Brian Barrett, executive editor.
Who would have thought?
Also on the docket for today, your car could have a hidden device that makes it more vulnerable to hacking.
We're going to talk you through how to identify it and why some dealerships added it in the first place.
And later in the show, how OpenAI lost control of two of its AI models during a recent security test.
I want to back this up a little bit, too, because I think we haven't mentioned yet that what makes Kimmy K3 especially interesting, I think, in this context is that it's an open-weight AI system, which means it's not unlike the proprietary systems that are coming out of Anthropic and OpenAI and other US-based systems.
AI giants, China has adopted this sort of more open model.
A lot of Chinese companies have adopted this more open model where anyone can use these systems, anyone can tinker with them.
Like it is a existential threat in some ways to companies that are saying, hey, look, we're going to charge you a ton of money to use ChatGPT or Claude.
Here comes Moonshot, DeepSeek before saying, or you could just use this for free.
And it's just as good, almost.
Which is interesting.
This is the path that Meta had been pursuing for a while.
Meta's Lama model was like they were the big US company going in on open weight AI as a way to undercut the competition.
They abandoned that and they spent billions and billions of dollars putting together their super intelligence lab, which has not really amounted to much success.
Not yet.
The U.S.
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