Are we… talking like ChatGPT? New research says super-users are seeding words like “delve,” “realm,” and “meticulous” into everyday speech. Yes, even on podcasts. Meanwhile, Anthropic’s valuation rockets to $183B on enterprise momentum, and Salesforce claims AI fully handles half of support conversations (after cutting ) 4,000 roles. On the consumer front, Amazon’s Lens Live turns your camera into a “buy it now” portal, while healthcare sees an AI stethoscope flagging heart failure in seconds and a brain-computer cap that moves a robotic arm, no surgery needed. We close with OpenAI’s parental controls for teens and the messy ethics of AI in emotionally charged chats.
In this episode:- What Anthropic’s enterprise focus signals for AI revenue (and bubble talk)
- Automation vs. augmentation: what Salesforce’s move really means for ops
- AI at the bedside: stethoscopes, flu-strain picks, and non-invasive BCIs
Relevant Links:Chapters:
00:00 - The Influence of AI on Language
02:20 - Anthropic's Massive Valuation Surge
04:52 - AI's Role in Job Displacement
08:25 - Salesforce's AI Automation Strategy
10:50 - Amazon's AI-Powered Shopping Experience
12:20 - Brain-Computer Interfaces: A New Frontier
15:26 - AI in Healthcare: The Digital Stethoscope
21:28 - AI's Impact on Flu Vaccines
25:40 - Parental Controls in AI for Teenagers
