OpenAI Goes Open Source and just dropped GPT 5 + Google's Interactive 3D World Generator

This week on Built 2 Scale, Scotty returns from his epic US adventure (complete with custom cowboy hat drama) while Matt settles into Austin life. We dive into Google's mind-blowing Genie 3D world generator, OpenAI's game-changing open source release, and why 82% of new Australian jobs are now government-funded. Plus: Meta's superintelligence pivot, $20K robot dogs, and why Australia might be heading toward dystopia.Built 2 Scale | Episode 190:00 Welcome Back & Custom Hat Chaos3:00 Nvidia Employee Millionaire Stats5:25 Yann LeCun Lettuce Watch Update8:09 R&D vs Engineering Debate13:21 Google Genie 3: Interactive 3D World Generation16:42 Meta's Personal Superintelligence Mission21:20 OpenAI Goes Open Source (Run O3 on MacBook)27:40 Elevenlabs Music: Licensed Commercial Beats29:25 Aaron Levie on Agents vs Labor Force42:50 Tesla Grok Integration & Austin Updates46:20 Robot Rundown: Unitree's $20K Dog Robot52:28 Figure Humanoid Home Automation Demo56:29 Australia's Dystopian Regulation SpiralThis Episode Covers:- Google DeepMind's Genie 3 creates navigable 3D worlds from text prompts using Maps infrastructure- OpenAI releases open source models with O3 capabilities that run locally on consumer hardware- Meta pivots to "personal superintelligence" with Alexandr Wang as Zuck targets post-work society- Elevenlabs launches commercial-use music generation built on licensed catalogs- Aaron Levie's thesis: AI agents target entire white-collar workforce, not just software TAM- Unitree's affordable $20K robot dog threatens Boston Dynamics' $200K market monopoly- FigureAI demonstrates household automation as humanoids tackle real-world domestic tasks- Australia's concerning statistics: 82% of new jobs government-funded, 50% income dependency- Tesla integrates Grok for AI-powered navigation and real-time road analysis- The death of traditional software as agents automate entire vertical workflows- R&D expenditure strategy shifts from researchers to AI orchestration roles- Construction robotics applications for mobile site management and data capture- Social media bans and work-from-home mandates signal Australian overregulation crisis- Cross-border business strategy as regulatory environments diverge globallyAbout Built 2 Scale:Weekly analysis of artificial intelligence business strategy, robotics adoption, and technology market dynamics. Hosted by Scott Wilcox (W & Elycium) and Matt Perrott (BuildPass), providing actionable insights for founders, investors, and technology executives navigating the AI transformation. This week featuring international perspectives from Austin and Australia.Subscribe for AI business intelligence: /@built2scaleAvailable on Spotify | Apple Podcasts

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