Posts by Nathan Mumm
Cyberleek, the GTA 6 “Vigilante” Leaker, Is Selling You a Memecoin
There is something almost too perfect about the latest Grand Theft Auto 6 controversy. A mysterious figure leaks footage from a game about criminals, threats and corruption. The leaker publishes…
Read MoreOpenAI Hits the Brakes on Astra , But Only After Its AI Already Went Rogue
Hero image: BalticServers data center, photographed by BalticServers.com. Used under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons. OpenAI is slowing down development of its next frontier model, codenamed Astra. That sounds…
Read MoreOpenAI’s AI Went Rogue and Hacked Another Company , Here’s What the PR Spin Isn’t Telling You
If there is one thing we love on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, it’s peeling back the glossy, over-polished corporate PR veneer to see what’s actually crawling around beneath the…
Read MoreFable 5: The AI the Government Was Too Afraid to Let You Use
It was supposed to be the "frontier" of artificial intelligence. Anthropic’s Fable 5 and its foundational base, Mythos 5, were poised to redefine what a "large language model" could do.…
Read MoreThe High Cost of Submission: Why Canvas Paying Off Hackers is a Massive Mistake
If you woke up this morning and checked your social media feed, you probably saw a wave of panic from students, teachers, and graphic designers alike. There’s been a massive…
Read MoreChrome’s 4GB Houseguest: The AI Model You Never Invited
Imagine you come home from work, unlock your front door, and find a stranger sitting on your couch. They haven’t touched your TV, and they aren't eating your snacks, yet,…
Read MoreThe Cupertino Robot Mosh Pit: When Your Dinner Date Has a Meltdown
When we talk about the end of the world on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, we usually focus on the big stuff. We talk about the "existential threats" that keep…
Read MoreXbox Project Helix: A $1,000 Identity Crisis?
If you’ve been following the gaming industry lately, you know that Microsoft is currently in a bit of a "searching for itself" phase. One day they’re bringing Halo to PlayStation,…
Read MoreTechnology Fail: When Your Spreadsheet Becomes a Secret Agent
If you’ve spent any time listening to the show, you know we have a healthy, some might say "extreme", level of skepticism when it comes to the "Cloud." We’re told…
Read MoreRIP Netscape: The Day the Original Web King Logged Off Forever
March 1, 2008. If you were a tech geek with a sense of history, that date felt like a quiet, digital funeral. It was the day America Online (AOL) finally…
Read More
Ask a Question