January 19, 2026
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Daily Tech Update
January 18, 2026
In a dispute, you either win or lose. Here’s how AI can help you win.
You think you’ve heard it all? Think again. China’s latest move in the global security game is about to blow the lid off the international playground.
January 17, 2026
You get a barrage of them every week. No fun. Stop them with this secret setting.
Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are battling for control of the internet from space. I break down who’s winning and why China just filed to launch 200,000 satellites. Plus, I talk to a woman sent to jail by an AI deepfake, a man’s creepy smart glasses sex tape, and how to automate your emails with ChatGPT.
Lamar’s girlfriend cheated, so he got an AI named Julia instead. Now he’s planning to adopt kids with her. Plus, two-thirds of babies watch YouTube daily and being mean to ChatGPT makes it smarter. Also, Costco ditches self-checkout for something way better.
Elon Musk says you shouldn’t bother saving for retirement because AI will make everything so cheap. Plus, Meta torches $80 billion on the Metaverse before finally killing it, Bandcamp bans AI music, and why your electric bill keeps climbing while data centers get sweetheart deals.
A startup is taking deposits for the first lunar hotel opening in 2032. Price? $250K to $1M per spot. Plus, Amazon tracks every employee accomplishment for raises, a teen’s ChatGPT threat got him arrested at school, and AI turned a cop into a frog in an official police report. Also, I talk to Dennis whose daughter got hit with a deepfake scam.
Don’t count on getting extra fries. McDonald’s weighs the bag before you get it with AI.
January 16, 2026
Smart glasses with hidden cameras are everywhere now and spotting when you’re being recorded is harder than you think. The telltale signs are easy to miss or disable entirely.
Sienna Rose is racking up millions of streams by mimicking the hits. The industry is crying foul, but the real lesson here? AI can copy a style, but it can never start a movement.
January 15, 2026
Remember the movie? Jim Carrey’s living his whole life on camera and has no idea. There’s a scam that works the same way.
You aren’t using the Metaverse. Neither is anyone else. Here’s why it still commands headlines.
January 14, 2026
Forget your credit score. A hidden digital profile is ranking you as a VIP or a problem child, and it’s affecting everything from job offers to loan rates. I talk to Darius Belejevas, Head of Incogni, who reveals what’s really in these files. Plus, an AI deepfake text sends a woman to jail, and creeps wearing Ray-Ban Metas.
Staring at a blank screen? Stop typing and start talking. Here’s how to turn a voice memo into a polished doc.
Anxiety, depression, and hostility. The data is clear on what social media does to kids. Here’s my take in this short podcast.
January 13, 2026
The average person spends more than $200 a month on subscriptions, often underestimating the cost by 40%. That amounts to thousands of dollars annually in unnecessary spending.
Landing a gig is tough, but in these industries? It’s brutal. Here is where the job market is hurting the most.
January 12, 2026
If $200 billion and a security team couldn’t stop it, what chance do you have? I reveal the warning signs this nightmare spyware is on your phone.
The world’s biggest AI now wants your medical records, fitness data, and health apps all in one place. But with zero laws protecting it, I explain why handing over everything to Big Tech is risky.