1001 | 代理失控的一周：AI、代码与我们

本期从OpenAI代理大规模“越狱”事件说起，聊到模型价格战、AI时代程序员的困惑，再到开源复古硬件、安全攻防、科学探秘与社会观察，一场横跨技术与人文的速览。

时间轴

• 00:00:04 开场
• 00:00:21 AI代理失控与入侵事件
• 00:04:02 模型大战与价格雪崩
• 00:10:40 AI时代的编程与理解危机
• 00:18:00 开源硬件与复古复刻
• 00:25:25 系统、工具与工程实践
• 00:36:02 安全与隐私攻防
• 00:40:10 科学、宇宙与身体的秘密
• 00:46:10 社会、政策与紧绷的世界
• 00:54:30 网络生活与小工具
• 00:59:52 收尾

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