This episode explains why unreliable AI “news” is getting easier to publish—and harder to trust. If you build, invest, or even just use AI tools, bad sourcing can mislead your roadmap, your spend, and your expectations. I walk through the real standard: primary-source verification, clear dates, and direct links—not aggregators, tweets, or newsletters. In this case, I couldn’t confirm enough primary evidence for five distinct events after Sept 21, 2026, so I rejected the candidates rather than guessing. Watch to see the exact red flags and the verification checklist you can use. New AI news every weekday — subscribe so you don't miss tomorrow's story.

Referenced Links:
YouTube (official site)
Google Blog (company announcements)
OpenAI News (official releases)
SEC EDGAR (filings & dates)
PR Newswire (press releases)

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