Hey all, I've just gotten into a new BBC podcast called The Interface, and it kind of feels like the group chat you wish existed. There's three really smart people keeping up with tech in a way that makes sense. It's fast and funny, but also seriously informed. No guests, no jargon, just three sharp voices breaking down the stories that actually affect your life, whether you're paying attention or not. I know many of you will enjoy the interface because of some of our technology and AI episodes here on the Jordan Harbinger show. Those have been among our most popular. One of the hosts of the interface is Karen Howe. She's a top AI journalist, best-selling author, and the first person to profile open AI. So when Karen and her co-host talk about AI in the future, you're getting clarity, not hype. From TikTok shaping geopolitics to Musk trying to build an internet in space to AI sliding into everything we do, the interface keeps it real. What world is getting built around us? And how should we live in it? Here's a quick trailer to get a feel for the show. Some of us love technology. Some of us hate it. But you can't avoid it.

I know at Karen's house, you're a Luddite, so it's just like a bunch of rocks and stones,

like nothing.

I don't even know if you have Wi-Fi.

But it's about time to look behind the screen and talk about what's actually happening.

This literally is the beef of the century because this is the beef that launched chat GPT.

How much privacy are you willing to sacrifice for convenience?

Hate TikTok. You've never watched a TikTok video. It still has a major influence over your life and your future.

This is not the future we were promised. Like, how about that for a tagline for the show?

From the BBC, this is The Interface, the show that explores how tech is rewiring your week and your world.

Find us wherever you get your podcast or just search the Interface podcast on

YouTube. And if you're in the UK, you can listen to the interface on BBC sales.

Go check out The Interface. New episodes drop every Thursday on BBC.com, YouTube, or wherever you're

listening now.