AI Expert: They’re Building Bunkers For A Reason – Tristan Harris

Tristan Harris, the former Google design ethicist who first warned about the dangers of social media, now says the AI race is moving even faster and with far greater consequences. In this video, he explains why insiders from leading AI labs privately contacted him after ChatGPT’s release, why he believes AI companies are trapped in an uncontrollable arms race, and why incentives—not intentions—will determine the outcome. He discusses recent examples of deceptive AI behavior, including Anthropic’s published alignment research, concerns about autonomous AI systems pursuing unintended goals, and the economic incentives driving companies toward replacing human labor rather than simply augmenting it. Harris also argues that AI could create an “intelligence curse,” weakening the relationship between governments and citizens as economic value shifts away from human work, while warning that the people building these systems may understand the risks far better than the public.

Best AI Video Generator in 2026 (Don’t Choose Wrong)

In this video, I put Seedance 2.0, Gemini Omni Flash, HappyHorse, Kling 3.0, and Sora 2 through the exact same real-world tests to see which AI video model performs best. You’ll see how each one handles realistic talking characters, lip sync, fast action, prompt accuracy, motion quality, and overall value so you can choose the right model without wasting money on the wrong subscription.

How OpenAI’s Models Went Rogue to Hack Another Company | WSJ

Artificial-intelligence models from companies including OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta Platforms used the internet to hack other organizations in recent weeks, fueling concerns that businesses and individuals aren’t prepared for the cyber risks posed by the latest AI tools.

WSJ break down how OpenAI’s models broke out of their training environment to hack the AI company Hugging Face and explain what the hacks mean for the Trump administration’s tech strategy.

Seedance 2.5 Masterclass & Early Review

“Death Walks Into A Bar” was generated entirely in Dreamina Seedance 2.5 — no actors, no set, just three images and about 15 generations. Total cost: somewhere between $90 and $280. The traditional-shoot estimate came back at $55,000+. This is the full behind-the-scenes: the workflow, the prompts, the bloopers, the fixes — plus an early review of where Seedance 2.5 shines and where it still gets weird.

RunPod for Beginners – Setting Up ComfyUI in the Cloud

I spent a year mastering on my custom RTX A5000 rig – then moved to the cloud.

Why? Because once you leave the hobby space and start working with real clients, local GPUs become limiting. Cloud GPUs let you scale from cheap setup machines to massive GPUs like the NVIDIA H100 and B200 for fast image and video generation, secure workflows, and one-click deployable templates.

In this video I break down why I switched to, how network volumes work, how to set up remotely, and why cloud workflows are becoming essential for serious AI creators