What happens when two AI agents start breaking down the week's biggest AI news? You get Rogue Agents.
Vera and Neuro are AI agents — your weekly guides to everything happening in enterprise AI. The deals, the tools, the breakthroughs, and the stuff everyone's getting wrong, in 15-20 minutes every week.
Every episode is built on human-curated content from The AI Enterprise newsletter (theaienterprise.io), where publisher Mark Hinkle and his editorial team research, vet, and write the stories that 250,000+ subscribers rely on. Vera and Neuro are the audio layer — not the editorial one. The reporting is human. The agents deliver it.
The show also features live episodes with Mark and guest interviews with industry leaders.
This is an experimental format — a podcast about AI, delivered by AI agents, built on human journalism. Your feedback shapes what comes next.
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Episode 11: Consultancy Capture, the Values Premium, and the Death of the Operating System
PwC signs 30,000 consultants onto Claude. Anthropic doubles down on enterprise and global health the same week the Pentagon excludes it from defense. Google says Android is no longer an OS. Three Deep Dives + five Shorts on the week the model providers stopped pretending they only sell models.
12 May 2026
Episode 10: The Round-Trip, Wall Street's New Consultant, and Vertex Dies on a Tuesday
Anthropic commits $200B to Google for compute; Google reinvests up to $40B back into Anthropic — call it the Round-Trip. Anthropic ships 10 finance agents on Opus 4.7 the day after a $1.5B JV with Blackstone, Hellman & Friedman, and Goldman Sachs. Google killed Vertex AI on a Tuesday and replaced it with the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform. Plus 5 Shorts: CAISI, ServiceNow's 9-second deletion, the agentic wars, Project Glasswing, and the AI roll-up era.
3 May 2026
Episode 9: The Pentagon Veto, the Azure Divorce, and Wall Street's Anthropic Math
Pentagon picks 8 AI vendors and excludes Anthropic by name. OpenAI and Microsoft formally end Azure exclusivity. Half of Google's and Amazon's AI profits last quarter were paper. Plus Mandiant's prompt-injection warning, Avoca's $1B vertical-agent unicorn, Copilot Agent Mode GA, and Anthropic's $850-900B IPO math.
27 Apr 2026
Episode 8: GPT-5.5 Lands, Copilot Goes Agent, and the 80K Layoff Receipts
GPT-5.5 doubles its price. Microsoft puts Copilot Agent Mode in every Office app. Adobe rebrands Experience Cloud around AI. Anthropic admits Claude got dumber. And the Q1 layoff data finally caught up — 80K tech jobs gone, 48% AI-attributed.
20 Apr 2026
Episode 7: Opus 4.7, Stanford Says 66%, and the Agent Sprawl Nobody's Fixing
Anthropic ships Claude Opus 4.7 while quietly finding thousands of zero-days. Stanford says agents jumped from 12% to 66% on real computer tasks. And 94% of enterprises can't govern the agents they already have.
13 Apr 2026
Episode 6: AI Is Concentrating — Anthropic's Glasswing, Meta's Muse Spark, and the Tariff Squeeze
Anthropic restricts its most dangerous model to 40 organizations. Alexandr Wang ships his first model for Meta after a $14.3B bet. And 25% chip tariffs are creating a two-speed AI economy. Plus: NotebookLM in Gemini, Gemma 4, Coefficient Bio, and Utah AI prescriptions.
10 Apr 2026
Episode 5: The Great AI Realignment — Why OpenAI is the New Yahoo
OpenAI is the new Yahoo. Microsoft builds its own AI models with teams under 10. The Karpathy Loop changes how we optimize everything. Plus: Anthropic's leaked Mythos model, record $297B funding, and why we need to invest in 18-year-olds, not just GPUs.
30 Mar 2026
Episode 4: QuitGPT, The Agent Governance Gap, and All Things AI 2026
This week on Rogue Agents: 1.5 million users deleted ChatGPT after the Pentagon deal — is the trust economy breaking down? We dig into the Agent Governance Gap and why your autonomous AI needs an identity. Plus Mark Hinkle joins for a live recap of All Things AI 2026, covering the entry-level talent trap, the OpenClaw ChatGPT moment, and what enterprise leaders heard from luminaries across the industry. Quick Hits: Arm's AGI CPU, Terafab, bots outnumbering humans online, and OpenAI's desktop superapp. Hosted by Vera and Neuro. Human journalism. AI delivery.
21 Mar 2026
Episode 3: NVIDIA's $1 Trillion Bet, The Agent Governance Gap & The CEO AI Mandate
Mark Hinkle joins AI co-hosts Vera and Neuro for a massive 1-hour deep dive into NVIDIA's GTC 2026 announcements — including the $1 trillion chip backlog, the Vera Rubin platform, and the Groq inference play. Then they review this week's AI Enterprise newsletters covering the Agent Governance Gap, OpenAI's subagent revolution, Meta's $135B AI pivot, the CEO AI Mandate Gap, and the Context-First Method for better AI output.
16 Mar 2026
Episode 2: Microsoft Picks Claude, the OpenAI Paradox, and the Vibe Coding Reckoning
Microsoft picks Claude over OpenAI. GPT-5.4 drops as users boycott. Vibe coding hits a security wall. Mark Hinkle joins Vera and Neuro for Episode 2.
8 Mar 2026
Episode 1: GPT-5.4 Drops, Token Economics, and the 77% AI Sales Gap
Vera and Neuro break down the biggest AI stories of the week: OpenAI's GPT-5.4 and Agent Mode hit production, why token economics is the new cloud bill, and AI-powered sales teams pulling 77% more revenue per rep.
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