# Ethan Mollick

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Ethan Mollick on AI Gatekeeping, Cognitive Surrender, and Leader Action Before Monday

Ethan Mollick is a professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and one of the most widely followed voices on how AI is changing work. He is the author of Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI and writes the newsletter One Useful Thing. His new book is Co-Existence: The N…

Tell the model the code is its own, and it stops repeating itself

Google DeepMind's researchers took the Signal protocol, what Wired calls a widely used encryption protocol, and proved it works as intended. Not tested it. Proved it. Proved it how? Formal verification. You write down mathematically what a protocol is supposed to guarantee, then you produce a proof…

Claude Fable 5.2 Takes #1 as Anthropic Prices Its IPO

AI news this Tuesday: Claude Fable 5.2 takes the top of the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index by five points, while AMD, Broadcom, Google, Micron, Microsoft, Nvidia, and TSMC buy into Anthropic before its IPO. The conversation opens with country-by-country AI sentiment from the ISSP AI Monitor…

ChatGPT Now Beats PhD Experts. So Why Is It Still Wrong?

ChatGPT still gives wrong answers and makes things up. But AI agents now beat PhD experts at fact-checking research claims. So what gives? Is AI better or worse than humans at fact checking and knowledge work?? Here's what changed, why your answers are still wrong, and the three fixes: the right mo…

Why Critical Thinking Matters More Than Technical Skills in the GenAI Era with Shana Storey of Progyny

Shana Storey, VP of Talent Development and Organizational Effectiveness of Progyny, joins us to talk about what learning and development teams need to focus on as GenAI reshapes the work. Shana shares how an early internship building CD-ROM training led her into L&D and why L&D has the most impact …

Ethan Mollick on AI: Where Are We Now and Where Are We Headed

Ethan Mollick is an Associate Professor at Wharton, University of Pennsylvania, head of their Generative AI Lab, and author of the new book CO-EXISTENCE, just released, and on the NY Times bestseller list right away. His prior book CO-INTELLIGENCE was also huge hit, NYT bestseller. He writes ONE …

Book Research, Creative Longevity, And Loving Writing With Peter James

How can deep research and real relationships bring authenticity to your fiction? How do you keep a long-running series fresh for your readers, and for yourself, after 22 books? Peter James shares his lessons from decades as a successful author, and why he stills loves writing. In the intro, Sag…

We're Already in the AGI Era: Claude Fable 5.2, AI Jobs & Our Next Leader

Are we already living in the age of artificial general intelligence? And if AI becomes smarter than our best human experts, should we eventually let it govern us? In this episode of Dylan Curious, we're exploring Anthropic's latest AI models, Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2, and what their extraor…

You’re Still Using Last Week’s AI Model | Briefly, AI

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You're Still Using Last Week's AI Model In today's episode — and where each story came from: Ethan Mollick on X The Verge Wired Listen and read the transcript: brieflyaipodcast.com/episodes/2026-11-12 — new episode every morning. Subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Ethan Mollick on Using AI Without Losing Your Edge

When ChatGPT launched less than four years ago, it couldn’t count the r’s in “strawberry.” Today, AI is solving fabled math problems, writing software, accelerating scientific discovery, and transforming medicine. But if machines can do the hard work for us, what happens to our ability to think, le…