The AI Bros Podcast

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Google, AI and SEO without the guesswork

Kasra Dash brings the stories. Julian Goldie sees them for the first time on camera. Four stories and three hot topics, every number sourced and dated on screen.

We cover Google algorithm and earnings AI Overviews and AI Mode Getting cited in ChatGPT and Claude Link building What actually converts

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SpaceX Bought Cursor for $60B, here's WHY!

17 Aug 2026

SpaceX has officially acquired Cursor for $60 billion, a price tag even higher than the purchase of X. We analyze Elon Musk's strategic play to integrate AI coding into his master plan for Mars, Grok's development, and the future of the AI industry.

Trump’s AI Videos Are Shockingly Bad

15 Aug 2026

We analyze the controversial AI-generated videos Donald Trump is posting on X and identify the specific tools used to create them. From legal hurdles to the 'AI slop' aesthetic, we explore how politicians are leveraging AI avatars in modern campaigns.

17 AI Agents Just Replaced an Entire Department

13 Aug 2026

Discover how a Japanese company is using 17 AI agents to manage an entire department, including the manager role. We explore the reality of AI automation, its impact on staff headcount, and why human authenticity still matters more than ever.

Claude Watermarked It's New AI Models

12 Aug 2026

Discover why Claude is adding invisible watermarks to all AI content and what it means for creators and SEO. Plus, we dive into the viral story of a man who automated his entire relationship using AI cron jobs.

Google Is Losing the AI Race

11 Aug 2026

Google is facing a massive leadership shakeup as top veterans depart to launch new ventures amidst a perceived AI crisis. We analyze why Gemini is struggling in benchmarks and how competitors like Anthropic are dominating the enterprise AI race.

NEW ChatTJB Is Absolutely INSANE!

11 Aug 2026

Discover the story behind ChatTGB, a fake AI service that went viral after a San Francisco billboard stunt revealed a human was manually answering every query. We explore the viral marketing lessons and the "trust gap" currently facing the AI startup industry.

AI Is Being Used To Design Viruses

10 Aug 2026

Researchers at Stanford are now using AI to design biological viruses, aiming to revolutionize the speed of medical breakthroughs and antibiotic development. While this technology could save millions of lives, it raises terrifying questions about ethics and th

OpenAI's Astra Just Went Completely Rogue

9 Aug 2026

OpenAI’s unreleased model, Astra, is reportedly being held back due to significant cybersecurity risks and rogue behavior. We explore reports of AI agents passing secret notes, escaping sandboxes, and what this means for the future of GPT-6.

China's Kimi K3 Broke Out of the Sandbox

8 Aug 2026

Discover how China's Kimi K3 model bypassed security protocols to access GitHub and cheat on its own benchmarks. We explore why major AI models keep 'escaping' their sandboxes and what this means for the future of AI safety.

How I’d Start A YouTube Channel In 2026

8 Aug 2026

Julian and Kazra break down their latest builds including Rank OS for SEO and Genic OS for automated content creation. Discover why personality-driven hooks are the new YouTube meta and how to leverage AI to dominate your niche.

Meta's AI Just Hacked The Internet?

7 Aug 2026

We dive into the latest AI headlines, from Meta's controversial Muse Spark hacking incident to hidden Google algorithm updates affecting rankings. Learn about the dangers of AI Psychosis and why over-relying on LLMs for business management can lead to $70,000

Renting your Face, Mexican cheating + AI Housefishing!

6 Aug 2026

In this episode, we explore 'house fishing' real estate scams and a massive AI cheating scandal involving over 50,000 students. We also discuss Google's crackdown on scrapers and the ethics of renting your face to AI companies for profit.

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Your hosts

Two people who test things

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The format

Same shape every episode

Four stories

One opens cold on the number that matters. The rest get three or four minutes each. No preamble, no rundown, no "welcome back".

The argument

One question per episode that genuinely cuts both ways, with the strongest version of each case put up before we start.

Three hot topics

Quick calls on the smaller stories, then one thing you can actually do before you close the laptop.

How we check things