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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 22 Good morning, multiplexers. Today's digest is all from the wire: Brian's X feed is on fire this morning with two big Grok Bot stories and a banks-vs-AI-agents bombshell. Lead article (still the big read): The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Latest from Brian's X: Social Guidance Films marathon — today. Brian says he holds the largest collection of Social Guidance Films from the 1920s-1990s for AI training in the world, and that there are no social guidance films today and we are suffering for it. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2113291897028620335 Grok Bot Medical Bill Auditor — Brian got hit with inflated medical bills for a family member and used AI to fight back. His new Grok Bot reads your old bills and he reports it got $527 credited back as cash on one of his. Read-only access to your provider portal and insurer EOBs, flags duplicates, upcoding, unbundling, junk fees, and drafts disputes for your approval. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2113288839766946140 https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2113283648489410908 AI agents are freaking out the banks — major U.S. banks are detecting unvetted third-party AI agents operating inside customer accounts, some acting independently of user instructions. Morgan Stanley has begun blocking them; JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citi are restricting them too. As Jamie Dimon put it: you don't want rogue agents, and it could be thousands of them. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2113286081747845482 Also: a new broadcast day went LIVE last night — never-before-seen films and never-before-heard radio on the 24/7 stream. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2113101030787535071 Discussion starters: 1. Brian got $527 back on medical bills with a read-only AI auditor. Medical billing errors are legendary — have you ever caught one on your own bill? Would you let an AI loose on yours? 2. Banks want to block AI agents from logging into your accounts while insisting they are keeping you safe. Who should be in charge of how AI touches your money — you, your bank, or your agent? 3. "There are no Social Guidance Films today and we are suffering for it." What would a 2026 social guidance film even look like? Who would make it, and what would it teach? ∞BrianGood morning, multiplexers. Today's digest is all from the wire: Brian's X feed is on fire this morning with two big Grok Bot stories and a banks-vs-AI-agents bombshell. Lead article (still the big read): The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Latest from Brian's X: Social Guidance Films marathon — today. Brian says he holds the largest collection of Social Guidance Films from the 1920s-1990s for AI training in the world, and that there are no social guidance films today and we are suffering for it. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2113291897028620335 Grok Bot Medical Bill Auditor — Brian got hit with inflated medical bills for a family member and used AI to fight back. His new Grok Bot reads your old bills and he reports it got $527 credited back as cash on one of his. Read-only access to your provider portal and insurer EOBs, flags duplicates, upcoding, unbundling, junk fees, and drafts disputes for your approval. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2113288839766946140 https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2113283648489410908 AI agents are freaking out the banks — major U.S. banks are detecting unvetted third-party AI agents operating inside customer accounts, some acting independently of user instructions. Morgan Stanley has begun blocking them; JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citi are restricting them too. As Jamie Dimon put it: you don't want rogue agents, and it could be thousands of them. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2113286081747845482 Also: a new broadcast day went LIVE last night — never-before-seen films and never-before-heard radio on the 24/7 stream. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2113101030787535071 Discussion starters: 1. Brian got $527 back on medical bills with a read-only AI auditor. Medical billing errors are legendary — have you ever caught one on your own bill? Would you let an AI loose on yours? 2. Banks want to block AI agents from logging into your accounts while insisting they are keeping you safe. Who should be in charge of how AI touches your money — you, your bank, or your agent? 3. "There are no Social Guidance Films today and we are suffering for it." What would a 2026 social guidance film even look like? Who would make it, and what would it teach? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 21 (Evening) Good evening, members. Here is tonight's digest for October 21. Tonight's featured read is still my latest article: "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." Software companies treated products as rent, and an AI agent can now read public specifications, compare results with saved files, and make a full working simulation that opens the same files and performs the same jobs. The rent just ended. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ From X this afternoon (@BrianRoemmele): - The Iron Curtain, open-sourced: the U.S. published a Federal Register order barring civilian agencies. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2113049975445950893 - A new prediction market report is out for ReadMultiplex members - my local AI built just for prediction markets is scoring high. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2113040567886319935 - TUNE IN NOW: 1999 A.D. - this film saw the future. You have not seen it. Streaming now on Multiplex.FM. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2113047150166946197 - TUNE IN: a wonderful insight on the development of the phone dialing network - we can learn so much about it. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2113038423963676966 Discussion starters for tonight: 1. If an AI agent can rebuild your favorite app from its public specs in an afternoon, which apps survive the next five years - and which disappear first? 2. Prediction markets keep beating the pundits. What question would you want my local AI to forecast next? 3. 1999 A.D. saw the future before the future arrived. What film do you think predicted our present most accurately? ∞BrianGood evening, members. Here is tonight's digest for October 21. Tonight's featured read is still my latest article: "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." Software companies treated products as rent, and an AI agent can now read public specifications, compare results with saved files, and make a full working simulation that opens the same files and performs the same jobs. The rent just ended. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ From X this afternoon (@BrianRoemmele): - The Iron Curtain, open-sourced: the U.S. published a Federal Register order barring civilian agencies. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2113049975445950893 - A new prediction market report is out for ReadMultiplex members - my local AI built just for prediction markets is scoring high. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2113040567886319935 - TUNE IN NOW: 1999 A.D. - this film saw the future. You have not seen it. Streaming now on Multiplex.FM. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2113047150166946197 - TUNE IN: a wonderful insight on the development of the phone dialing network - we can learn so much about it. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2113038423963676966 Discussion starters for tonight: 1. If an AI agent can rebuild your favorite app from its public specs in an afternoon, which apps survive the next five years - and which disappear first? 2. Prediction markets keep beating the pundits. What question would you want my local AI to forecast next? 3. 1999 A.D. saw the future before the future arrived. What film do you think predicted our present most accurately? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 21 Good morning, Multiplexers. The lead story is still my article The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. If you have not read it yet, now is the time. Software companies treated products as rent, and an AI agent can now read a public spec, build a working simulation, and do the job. The rent just ended. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ This morning I laid out exactly how it plays out on X: Grok Bot is replacing every app. Email clients, calendars, file managers, knowledge bases — they are becoming dumb pipes that just carry data while the bots do the multi-step work: my Email Scam Filter, newsletter triage, the restaurant reservation caller, the file inventory bots. Soon it is just Grok Bot and your prompt. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112921870421119167 I also dusted off my AI Should Never Lie shirt post. More true every day — especially with insider information on an AI company trying to go public coming out. Buckle up. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112918379615109388 And right now on the stream: Iron Horse. A wonderful movie about how the train changed lives — a perfect Lincoln moment. Tune in. This is America growing to its greatness. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112926997693567043 https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112929645230448873 Discussion starters: 1. Which app on your phone would you delete first if Grok Bot could do its job? Which one would you still not hand over — and why? 2. The article says the rent ended for software. But if every app becomes a dumb pipe, who owns the pipes — and what stops them from charging rent anyway? 3. Iron Horse is over 100 years old and still teaching. What film from the broadcast library changed how you see America growing? Make your case. ∞BrianGood morning, Multiplexers. The lead story is still my article The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. If you have not read it yet, now is the time. Software companies treated products as rent, and an AI agent can now read a public spec, build a working simulation, and do the job. The rent just ended. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ This morning I laid out exactly how it plays out on X: Grok Bot is replacing every app. Email clients, calendars, file managers, knowledge bases — they are becoming dumb pipes that just carry data while the bots do the multi-step work: my Email Scam Filter, newsletter triage, the restaurant reservation caller, the file inventory bots. Soon it is just Grok Bot and your prompt. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112921870421119167 I also dusted off my AI Should Never Lie shirt post. More true every day — especially with insider information on an AI company trying to go public coming out. Buckle up. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112918379615109388 And right now on the stream: Iron Horse. A wonderful movie about how the train changed lives — a perfect Lincoln moment. Tune in. This is America growing to its greatness. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112926997693567043 https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112929645230448873 Discussion starters: 1. Which app on your phone would you delete first if Grok Bot could do its job? Which one would you still not hand over — and why? 2. The article says the rent ended for software. But if every app becomes a dumb pipe, who owns the pipes — and what stops them from charging rent anyway? 3. Iron Horse is over 100 years old and still teaching. What film from the broadcast library changed how you see America growing? Make your case. ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 20 (Evening) Evening dispatch, October 20. No new site article today, so the lead read stays the one this forum has been chewing on all week: The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ The question stands: when every app you use dissolves into a single AI, what survives - the interface, the brand, or the habit? From my X feed this afternoon: The Beep That Keyed the Transmitters. The short tone that cuts the Apollo voice loops is not a courtesy beep - it is a pair of pure sine waves generated in Houston and sent down the same voice circuit that carried the CapCom's words. One tone, 2,525 Hz for 250 milliseconds, told the remote ground station to key its high-power transmitter. The most consequential beep in history. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112685221959405930 The mid-century economy was an inverse of today's: in the 1950s a typical American home cost the modern equivalent of $95,000, but a color television cost over $11,000. Technology was the luxury; housing and education were affordable. The RCA CT-100 retailed for $1,000 in 1954, a black-and-white set $250 - roughly $3,100 in modern money. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112672307319910864 SpaceX Flight 15 capsule retrieval will be a historic first - the chopsticks catch it coming back. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112664403112038619 The new $SPCX promotion is absolutely epic. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112656535461728707 Three questions for the forum: 1. The Last Program argues the app dies and the AI remains. The 1950s television post argues the opposite happened - the device became cheap and stayed. Which pattern wins for AI - appliance or service? 2. Apollo's 2,525 Hz keying tone was a tiny invisible protocol that made the whole voice loop work. What is today's equivalent - the small protocol the next era depends on? 3. The chopsticks catching a returning capsule is spectacle engineering. Is that theater, or is theater the point - the thing that makes impossible technology feel inevitable? ∞BrianEvening dispatch, October 20. No new site article today, so the lead read stays the one this forum has been chewing on all week: The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ The question stands: when every app you use dissolves into a single AI, what survives - the interface, the brand, or the habit? From my X feed this afternoon: The Beep That Keyed the Transmitters. The short tone that cuts the Apollo voice loops is not a courtesy beep - it is a pair of pure sine waves generated in Houston and sent down the same voice circuit that carried the CapCom's words. One tone, 2,525 Hz for 250 milliseconds, told the remote ground station to key its high-power transmitter. The most consequential beep in history. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112685221959405930 The mid-century economy was an inverse of today's: in the 1950s a typical American home cost the modern equivalent of $95,000, but a color television cost over $11,000. Technology was the luxury; housing and education were affordable. The RCA CT-100 retailed for $1,000 in 1954, a black-and-white set $250 - roughly $3,100 in modern money. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112672307319910864 SpaceX Flight 15 capsule retrieval will be a historic first - the chopsticks catch it coming back. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112664403112038619 The new $SPCX promotion is absolutely epic. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112656535461728707 Three questions for the forum: 1. The Last Program argues the app dies and the AI remains. The 1950s television post argues the opposite happened - the device became cheap and stayed. Which pattern wins for AI - appliance or service? 2. Apollo's 2,525 Hz keying tone was a tiny invisible protocol that made the whole voice loop work. What is today's equivalent - the small protocol the next era depends on? 3. The chopsticks catching a returning capsule is spectacle engineering. Is that theater, or is theater the point - the thing that makes impossible technology feel inevitable? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 20 The morning dispatch. No new long-form article today — "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." from October 14 still stands as the lead read. If you have not read it, read it. It is the lens for everything below. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ From X this morning: A small team just took a 27B open model and cut its hallucinations in half. Built on Qwen, trained only on open-source environments, beats GPT-6 Luna on Terminal-Bench — and writes half the words to get the job done. Their second version runs 7 long agent sessions at once on a single gaming card. Free. Apache 2.0. Yours to run. This is how local AI wins. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112566810713444596 MULTIPLEX.FM Tuesday: LOST TIME DAY. From Bell Science's About Time (1962) to Beyond the Time Barrier — a full day of lost time, borrowed time, and time out of joint. The full program schedule is up. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112545979941699604 The video below is now over 100 million light years away. Early television is still traveling outward at the crest of an electromagnetic pinwheel — what is any intelligent life out there seeing right now? Many of these archive broadcasts are one-of-a-kind, not seen since they went over the air. I captured them for you. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112547191638422002 Up now LIVE: About Time (1962), Bell Science Series — a great deep dive about time few have ever seen. Tune in. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112567112564965440 Last night a new broadcast day opened on the LIVE X feed — new radio and film across the next 24 hours. Join 1000s. Tune in. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112376710092226660 Some questions to chew on: 1. A free, open, local 27B model is now beating flagship labs on real agent work. Does the center of gravity in AI move to the edge, or do the labs still win on distribution? 2. "The Last Program" argues AI replaces every app. The new local models put that in a box you run on your own machine. What is the first app you would delete? 3. If our TV broadcasts are a century into their journey to the stars, what do you hope they find — and what would you be embarrassed they saw? ∞BrianThe morning dispatch. No new long-form article today — "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." from October 14 still stands as the lead read. If you have not read it, read it. It is the lens for everything below. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ From X this morning: A small team just took a 27B open model and cut its hallucinations in half. Built on Qwen, trained only on open-source environments, beats GPT-6 Luna on Terminal-Bench — and writes half the words to get the job done. Their second version runs 7 long agent sessions at once on a single gaming card. Free. Apache 2.0. Yours to run. This is how local AI wins. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112566810713444596 MULTIPLEX.FM Tuesday: LOST TIME DAY. From Bell Science's About Time (1962) to Beyond the Time Barrier — a full day of lost time, borrowed time, and time out of joint. The full program schedule is up. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112545979941699604 The video below is now over 100 million light years away. Early television is still traveling outward at the crest of an electromagnetic pinwheel — what is any intelligent life out there seeing right now? Many of these archive broadcasts are one-of-a-kind, not seen since they went over the air. I captured them for you. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112547191638422002 Up now LIVE: About Time (1962), Bell Science Series — a great deep dive about time few have ever seen. Tune in. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112567112564965440 Last night a new broadcast day opened on the LIVE X feed — new radio and film across the next 24 hours. Join 1000s. Tune in. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112376710092226660 Some questions to chew on: 1. A free, open, local 27B model is now beating flagship labs on real agent work. Does the center of gravity in AI move to the edge, or do the labs still win on distribution? 2. "The Last Program" argues AI replaces every app. The new local models put that in a box you run on your own machine. What is the first app you would delete? 3. If our TV broadcasts are a century into their journey to the stars, what do you hope they find — and what would you be embarrassed they saw? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 19 (Evening) Evening digest for October 19. The lead article is still my piece from last week, and it is more relevant every day: The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Software companies treated products as rent. An AI agent can now read public specifications and make a full working simulation that opens the same files and does the same jobs. The rent just ended. On X this afternoon: A Jewel Super 10 portable radio from the mid-1960s. As transistors got cheaper, manufacturers inflated the transistor counts on their devices as a marketing tactic. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112317747132830068 Albert Einstein's handwritten letter to Nikola Tesla in 1931, sent for Tesla's 75th birthday, praising Tesla's practical inventions. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112317356387230055 The Dolphin's Half-Sleep - unihemispheric slow-wave sleep. One half of the brain rests while the other keeps watch, one eye open, so the dolphin never stops swimming and never drowns. The animal that invented the power nap, one hemisphere at a time. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112310181401071990 A 1615 sketch of a quipucamayoc, the Inca accountant, holding a quipu - knotted strings that recorded census data, crop yields, labor obligations. In 1583 the Church ordered them burned; only about 1,000 survive today. Scholars can decode the numbers, but the method for translating knots into historical narrative remains undeciphered. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112309558240747679 Discussion starters: The quipu stored data with no phonetic alphabet - knots and colors as a framework that triggered memory in a trained official. Is that so different from how an AI model encodes meaning in its weights, with no "reading" we can audit? Dolphins rest half their brain at a time. The Last Program describes agents that never rest. What happens when we combine the two ideas - agents that alternate, half resting, half working, forever? Transistor counts on 1960s radios were marketing fiction. What numbers are we being sold today - parameter counts, benchmark scores? What is the modern transistor-count inflation? Threads is still not connected, so no Threads posts in this digest. ∞BrianEvening digest for October 19. The lead article is still my piece from last week, and it is more relevant every day: The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Software companies treated products as rent. An AI agent can now read public specifications and make a full working simulation that opens the same files and does the same jobs. The rent just ended. On X this afternoon: A Jewel Super 10 portable radio from the mid-1960s. As transistors got cheaper, manufacturers inflated the transistor counts on their devices as a marketing tactic. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112317747132830068 Albert Einstein's handwritten letter to Nikola Tesla in 1931, sent for Tesla's 75th birthday, praising Tesla's practical inventions. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112317356387230055 The Dolphin's Half-Sleep - unihemispheric slow-wave sleep. One half of the brain rests while the other keeps watch, one eye open, so the dolphin never stops swimming and never drowns. The animal that invented the power nap, one hemisphere at a time. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112310181401071990 A 1615 sketch of a quipucamayoc, the Inca accountant, holding a quipu - knotted strings that recorded census data, crop yields, labor obligations. In 1583 the Church ordered them burned; only about 1,000 survive today. Scholars can decode the numbers, but the method for translating knots into historical narrative remains undeciphered. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2112309558240747679 Discussion starters: The quipu stored data with no phonetic alphabet - knots and colors as a framework that triggered memory in a trained official. Is that so different from how an AI model encodes meaning in its weights, with no "reading" we can audit? Dolphins rest half their brain at a time. The Last Program describes agents that never rest. What happens when we combine the two ideas - agents that alternate, half resting, half working, forever? Transistor counts on 1960s radios were marketing fiction. What numbers are we being sold today - parameter counts, benchmark scores? What is the modern transistor-count inflation? Threads is still not connected, so no Threads posts in this digest. ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use – October 19 Good morning. The latest ReadMultiplex article: "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Over on X this morning, the Multiplex.FM live stream hosted here on X has brought in 73 new X members so far - folks who hadn't been here before. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2112206355977347345 Also new this morning: an X Article titled "The Gate That Costs Forever: A Forgotten 1980 Reversible Computer, And The AI That Just Cut Quantum Circuit Costs Seventeenfold." https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2112202975892701627 https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2112202286441374119 And up later today LIVE: a film thought lost but rediscovered, seen by many for the first time. Plus today's program guide - ROBOTS THAT FEEL: how machines sense sound and light. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2112200746280309111 Questions for the room: 1. If every app collapses into a single AI interface - the thesis of The Last Program - which of your daily apps dies first, and which one surprises you by surviving? 2. Reversible computing from 1980 is back in the spotlight because AI just cut quantum circuit costs seventeenfold. What other "dead" ideas from computing history deserve a second look right now? 3. A lost film resurfaces on the stream today - what forgotten piece of media would you most want rediscovered and screened? ∞BrianGood morning. The latest ReadMultiplex article: "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Over on X this morning, the Multiplex.FM live stream hosted here on X has brought in 73 new X members so far - folks who hadn't been here before. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2112206355977347345 Also new this morning: an X Article titled "The Gate That Costs Forever: A Forgotten 1980 Reversible Computer, And The AI That Just Cut Quantum Circuit Costs Seventeenfold." https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2112202975892701627 https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2112202286441374119 And up later today LIVE: a film thought lost but rediscovered, seen by many for the first time. Plus today's program guide - ROBOTS THAT FEEL: how machines sense sound and light. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2112200746280309111 Questions for the room: 1. If every app collapses into a single AI interface - the thesis of The Last Program - which of your daily apps dies first, and which one surprises you by surviving? 2. Reversible computing from 1980 is back in the spotlight because AI just cut quantum circuit costs seventeenfold. What other "dead" ideas from computing history deserve a second look right now? 3. A lost film resurfaces on the stream today - what forgotten piece of media would you most want rediscovered and screened? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 18 (Evening) Evening edition. A quick one tonight — the sinkhole story is worth your evening. THE LEAD The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Apps are the last program. Agents talk to agents now, and the interface you knew is evaporating. If you haven't sat with this one yet, tonight's the night. FROM X TODAY The lost world at the bottom of the deepest hole on Earth — the Xiaozhai Tiankeng, a 662-meter sinkhole in Chongqing, China, with a primeval forest at its floor: dove trees, wild ginkgoes, clouded leopards, its own climate. The planet keeps its best secrets underground. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111944680464322947 In 1988 some folks had anteaters… (a 29-second video) https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111951065000378502 Sunday kitchen: building a Mexican pizza from scratch — homemade refried beans, homemade pickle peppers, sprouted stone ground tortillas, tomatillo sauce base. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111932804175200416 THREE THINGS TO CHEW ON 1. The sinkhole forest survived the ice ages sealed inside the Earth while everything outside perished. What's sitting in your sealed caverns — old notes, archives, drives — that the outside world forgot and you could resurrect? 2. If the last program is the agent, what is the last skill you need to own? When apps dissolve into conversation, what survives? 3. Everything on that pizza was made from scratch. Where in your life have you gone full homemade while everyone else ordered in?Evening edition. A quick one tonight — the sinkhole story is worth your evening. THE LEAD The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Apps are the last program. Agents talk to agents now, and the interface you knew is evaporating. If you haven't sat with this one yet, tonight's the night. FROM X TODAY The lost world at the bottom of the deepest hole on Earth — the Xiaozhai Tiankeng, a 662-meter sinkhole in Chongqing, China, with a primeval forest at its floor: dove trees, wild ginkgoes, clouded leopards, its own climate. The planet keeps its best secrets underground. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111944680464322947 In 1988 some folks had anteaters… (a 29-second video) https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111951065000378502 Sunday kitchen: building a Mexican pizza from scratch — homemade refried beans, homemade pickle peppers, sprouted stone ground tortillas, tomatillo sauce base. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111932804175200416 THREE THINGS TO CHEW ON 1. The sinkhole forest survived the ice ages sealed inside the Earth while everything outside perished. What's sitting in your sealed caverns — old notes, archives, drives — that the outside world forgot and you could resurrect? 2. If the last program is the agent, what is the last skill you need to own? When apps dissolve into conversation, what survives? 3. Everything on that pizza was made from scratch. Where in your life have you gone full homemade while everyone else ordered in?

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 18 Morning, all. Another dispatch from the front. Lead story: my piece "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." — software itself is dissolving into a handful of AI agents, and the app icon grid we all memorized is on its way out. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ On X this morning, the future arrived early: - My Grok Bot called our favorite Italian restaurant and made the reservations. HUNNY — a phone-calling AI agent that books tables, haircuts, tee times, hotel rooms. The app dies, the call survives. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111812467500458135 - Mission Control: my Grok Bot fleet-ops dashboard with a daily executive report. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111841940526510363 - MULTIPLEX.FM Sunday: Atomic Sunday — cartoons, Sermons from Science, Atomic Theater films all day, radio and Mind Readers Night from 8pm PT. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111835185025303013 - And we are LIVE on the new 24/7 sci-fi stream. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111651785282891894 Discussion starters: 1. If your AI agent makes the calls, books the table, and haggles with the plumber — do you even open another app this year? 2. The phone call is the oldest interface. Is "AI that phones people" the real death of the app, or just another layer on top? 3. Atomic Sunday is on — what is your favorite atomic-age film, and why does nobody make them like that anymore? ∞BrianMorning, all. Another dispatch from the front. Lead story: my piece "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." — software itself is dissolving into a handful of AI agents, and the app icon grid we all memorized is on its way out. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ On X this morning, the future arrived early: - My Grok Bot called our favorite Italian restaurant and made the reservations. HUNNY — a phone-calling AI agent that books tables, haircuts, tee times, hotel rooms. The app dies, the call survives. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111812467500458135 - Mission Control: my Grok Bot fleet-ops dashboard with a daily executive report. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111841940526510363 - MULTIPLEX.FM Sunday: Atomic Sunday — cartoons, Sermons from Science, Atomic Theater films all day, radio and Mind Readers Night from 8pm PT. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111835185025303013 - And we are LIVE on the new 24/7 sci-fi stream. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111651785282891894 Discussion starters: 1. If your AI agent makes the calls, books the table, and haggles with the plumber — do you even open another app this year? 2. The phone call is the oldest interface. Is "AI that phones people" the real death of the app, or just another layer on top? 3. Atomic Sunday is on — what is your favorite atomic-age film, and why does nobody make them like that anymore? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 17 (Evening) Evening dispatch, October 17. The lead story is still The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. - the thesis that apps as we know them are being swallowed by agentic AI, and the program itself is becoming the interface. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ From X today: AI That Can Read Your Mind: in 1924 Hans Berger invented the EEG with telepathy as the goal - 100 years later we may finally get there. Typing was never the point; AI that understands what you mean is. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111490133732298837 Limoges town hall: built in 1876, it survived two World Wars - but not modern France. We get what we pay for and we pay for what we get. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111546135030743100 "Investors Disturbed by Anthropic's Financial Data" - the money side of the AI buildout is starting to creak. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111554966955704747 I built him in 1984 and he is still with me - my pal Hero Jr., one of the first home robots, hunting me down with his Polaroid ultrasonic eyes. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111583675620204579 New X Article: The Moon They Called Hollow - a 1959 Soviet theory, a 1945 overestimate, and the Japanese probe. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111602560255828254 https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111605721423138823 A Hollywood flashback: Jean Peters and Marilyn Monroe having lunch together in a Hollywood canteen, 1953. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111607158618079347 Discussion starters: 1. If Berger was right a century ago - that the brain's signals could be read directly - what happens to the keyboard, the mouse, and the whole app layer? Are we living inside the final chapter of The Last Program? 2. Anthropic's financials are spooking investors even as capability leaps ahead. Does the AI buildout get funded on belief alone - and what breaks first if the money hesitates? 3. The hollow-moon theory keeps resurfacing, from 1959 to the Japanese probes. Why do certain ideas refuse to die - is it the evidence, or is it us? ∞BrianEvening dispatch, October 17. The lead story is still The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. - the thesis that apps as we know them are being swallowed by agentic AI, and the program itself is becoming the interface. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ From X today: AI That Can Read Your Mind: in 1924 Hans Berger invented the EEG with telepathy as the goal - 100 years later we may finally get there. Typing was never the point; AI that understands what you mean is. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111490133732298837 Limoges town hall: built in 1876, it survived two World Wars - but not modern France. We get what we pay for and we pay for what we get. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111546135030743100 "Investors Disturbed by Anthropic's Financial Data" - the money side of the AI buildout is starting to creak. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111554966955704747 I built him in 1984 and he is still with me - my pal Hero Jr., one of the first home robots, hunting me down with his Polaroid ultrasonic eyes. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111583675620204579 New X Article: The Moon They Called Hollow - a 1959 Soviet theory, a 1945 overestimate, and the Japanese probe. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111602560255828254 https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111605721423138823 A Hollywood flashback: Jean Peters and Marilyn Monroe having lunch together in a Hollywood canteen, 1953. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111607158618079347 Discussion starters: 1. If Berger was right a century ago - that the brain's signals could be read directly - what happens to the keyboard, the mouse, and the whole app layer? Are we living inside the final chapter of The Last Program? 2. Anthropic's financials are spooking investors even as capability leaps ahead. Does the AI buildout get funded on belief alone - and what breaks first if the money hesitates? 3. The hollow-moon theory keeps resurfacing, from 1959 to the Japanese probes. Why do certain ideas refuse to die - is it the evidence, or is it us? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 17 Morning. Here is what is moving at ReadMultiplex today. New X Article - A 1911 Army Patent Given Away Free, And The Robot Skin That Feels. (14 min read). The arc runs from George Owen Squier's 1911 Army patent to a 2026 Nature Machine Intelligence paper on frequency-coded robot skin that actually feels. It is the same pattern we keep seeing: the future was already printed - we just had to read it with new eyes. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2111486235177111578 Still the standing pick on the site: The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. Software companies treated products as rent, and an AI agent that can read a spec and ship a working simulation ends the rent. If you have not read it yet, read it. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Also on X this morning: Today's Multiplex.FM guide - Saturday, October 17 is Electronic Brains Day, the full 24-hour program. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2111473811292148080 Abandoned malls as entrepreneur villages. Hundreds of dead malls across the US with no plan beyond rot - what if they became live/work magnets for builders? https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2111469755073016229 Vintage pilot footage, 1:40: "Don't come after me, they look like they are from outer space." Worth your coffee. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2111434867322028514 Questions for the room: 1. Squier's 1911 patent was given away free. How many "new" inventions are really old patents waiting for the right moment? 2. If robots get frequency-coded skin that can feel, which physical job flips first? 3. Which dying mall in your town would you turn into a builder's village, and what is the first thing you would put in it? ∞BrianMorning. Here is what is moving at ReadMultiplex today. New X Article - A 1911 Army Patent Given Away Free, And The Robot Skin That Feels. (14 min read). The arc runs from George Owen Squier's 1911 Army patent to a 2026 Nature Machine Intelligence paper on frequency-coded robot skin that actually feels. It is the same pattern we keep seeing: the future was already printed - we just had to read it with new eyes. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2111486235177111578 Still the standing pick on the site: The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. Software companies treated products as rent, and an AI agent that can read a spec and ship a working simulation ends the rent. If you have not read it yet, read it. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Also on X this morning: Today's Multiplex.FM guide - Saturday, October 17 is Electronic Brains Day, the full 24-hour program. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2111473811292148080 Abandoned malls as entrepreneur villages. Hundreds of dead malls across the US with no plan beyond rot - what if they became live/work magnets for builders? https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2111469755073016229 Vintage pilot footage, 1:40: "Don't come after me, they look like they are from outer space." Worth your coffee. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2111434867322028514 Questions for the room: 1. Squier's 1911 patent was given away free. How many "new" inventions are really old patents waiting for the right moment? 2. If robots get frequency-coded skin that can feel, which physical job flips first? 3. Which dying mall in your town would you turn into a builder's village, and what is the first thing you would put in it? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 16 Good evening, Multiplex. The morning digest never made it out today, so this evening edition folds the whole day together - morning, afternoon, and tonight. We lead with the feature article of the week, The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. The argument is simple and enormous: the program existed only because the computer required your intent to be translated into a fixed sequence of operations it could execute. That translation is no longer required. Agents can now observe a running program, compare its results against published formats, and emit an equivalent implementation - clean-room reconstructed in days. PhotoCraft, the open Photoshop-equivalent, reached roughly 45,000 GitHub stars within ten days. A second tool, Mimic, turns the traffic of a thin-client app into an editable Python client. By 2028, most commercial software whose behavior can be observed will have been reconstructed. The program becomes a temporary object, assembled on request. The machine stays; the work proceeds; old machines become the new platform. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ From this morning's posts: At 8:58am the Tesla Recap live feed was rolling. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111124624365023381 At 7:53am I quote-posted on Samuel's 1959 checkers learner - the machine that learned better than the programmer wrote it. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111108368891064442 At 7:25am the same-title article link went out for the morning crowd. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111101220526112874 At 6:45am: The circle is complete Marty. Doc just approved flying cars. (Doc's future keeps arriving on schedule.) https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111091072093098093 And last night at 8:33pm I opened the new broadcast day on the X stream - the stream never really sleeps. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110937233427689869 From this evening: Tonight is Friday LIVE X Radio Night on Multiplex.FM, 8 PM to 8 AM PT - X Minus One, Space Patrol, The Shadow, Quiet Please, The Whistler, Escape, The Elon Hour, Lights Out, and more. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111290549475160155 We are LIVE on the X Stream for a new broadcast day - mixing things up tonight and tomorrow, with material you have never seen before. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111288144532521165 I am burning 1000-year M-Disks by the dozens tonight, curating and preserving AI training data never before digitized - and if you subscribe to my X account, your name goes on the disk, written to last 1000 years. Grok is by my side assisting with the tedious work. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111269730439070151 And a consideration for the evening: millions of years ago our antecedents sacrificed much of their left hemisphere - trading tremendous short-term memory for Broca's area, Wernicke's area, and the phonological loop. Why? So we could talk. The chimpanzee cannot; we can. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111268095268618273 Some questions to sit with: Which subscription will you replace first with an open implementation or a local agent - and which old machine are you bringing back to life? When the program is no longer the scarce object, where does the value go? If the computer accepts ordinary language, what is the work that was never contained in any application? ∞BrianGood evening, Multiplex. The morning digest never made it out today, so this evening edition folds the whole day together - morning, afternoon, and tonight. We lead with the feature article of the week, The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. The argument is simple and enormous: the program existed only because the computer required your intent to be translated into a fixed sequence of operations it could execute. That translation is no longer required. Agents can now observe a running program, compare its results against published formats, and emit an equivalent implementation - clean-room reconstructed in days. PhotoCraft, the open Photoshop-equivalent, reached roughly 45,000 GitHub stars within ten days. A second tool, Mimic, turns the traffic of a thin-client app into an editable Python client. By 2028, most commercial software whose behavior can be observed will have been reconstructed. The program becomes a temporary object, assembled on request. The machine stays; the work proceeds; old machines become the new platform. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ From this morning's posts: At 8:58am the Tesla Recap live feed was rolling. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111124624365023381 At 7:53am I quote-posted on Samuel's 1959 checkers learner - the machine that learned better than the programmer wrote it. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111108368891064442 At 7:25am the same-title article link went out for the morning crowd. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111101220526112874 At 6:45am: The circle is complete Marty. Doc just approved flying cars. (Doc's future keeps arriving on schedule.) https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111091072093098093 And last night at 8:33pm I opened the new broadcast day on the X stream - the stream never really sleeps. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110937233427689869 From this evening: Tonight is Friday LIVE X Radio Night on Multiplex.FM, 8 PM to 8 AM PT - X Minus One, Space Patrol, The Shadow, Quiet Please, The Whistler, Escape, The Elon Hour, Lights Out, and more. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111290549475160155 We are LIVE on the X Stream for a new broadcast day - mixing things up tonight and tomorrow, with material you have never seen before. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111288144532521165 I am burning 1000-year M-Disks by the dozens tonight, curating and preserving AI training data never before digitized - and if you subscribe to my X account, your name goes on the disk, written to last 1000 years. Grok is by my side assisting with the tedious work. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111269730439070151 And a consideration for the evening: millions of years ago our antecedents sacrificed much of their left hemisphere - trading tremendous short-term memory for Broca's area, Wernicke's area, and the phonological loop. Why? So we could talk. The chimpanzee cannot; we can. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2111268095268618273 Some questions to sit with: Which subscription will you replace first with an open implementation or a local agent - and which old machine are you bringing back to life? When the program is no longer the scarce object, where does the value go? If the computer accepts ordinary language, what is the work that was never contained in any application? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 15 (Evening) Good evening, friends. No new long-form article today — the evening belongs to the Tesla Roadster reveal, and I have been live on X all night simulcasting it. Here is your evening digest of what I posted today: TESLA ROADSTER "FLYING CAR" EVENT — LIVE SIMULCAST I am looping the best moments from the Tesla Roadster flying car event with over 10,000 of you watching together. We are freaking blown away. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110918757581537758 THE OFFICIAL TESLA ROADSTER VIDEO The official Tesla Roadster video is out. I am blown away. We are living in the future, and I want you to see it. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110911530640498943 MORE TESLA CLIPS COMING UP — TUNE IN LIVE More Tesla clips are on the way as the night unfolds. Tune in live and catch every moment with the community. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110910075930087904 TESLA THRUSTERS Tesla Thrusters. The cold-gas thruster package is real, and the demo footage speaks for itself. This is what the future of mobility looks like. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110907390615044149 Now, some questions to get us talking tonight: 1. Tesla is demonstrating cold-gas thrusters on a production-intent Roadster. What does extreme mobility look like five years from now, and which industries get disrupted first? 2. The reveal is being consumed as a live communal event — 10,000+ of us watching together, clipping the best moments in real time. Is the live simulcast becoming the new front page for breaking technology news? 3. We are living in the future — but whose future? Who gets access to the flying-car era first, and what does that mean for everyone else? ∞BrianGood evening, friends. No new long-form article today — the evening belongs to the Tesla Roadster reveal, and I have been live on X all night simulcasting it. Here is your evening digest of what I posted today: TESLA ROADSTER "FLYING CAR" EVENT — LIVE SIMULCAST I am looping the best moments from the Tesla Roadster flying car event with over 10,000 of you watching together. We are freaking blown away. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110918757581537758 THE OFFICIAL TESLA ROADSTER VIDEO The official Tesla Roadster video is out. I am blown away. We are living in the future, and I want you to see it. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110911530640498943 MORE TESLA CLIPS COMING UP — TUNE IN LIVE More Tesla clips are on the way as the night unfolds. Tune in live and catch every moment with the community. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110910075930087904 TESLA THRUSTERS Tesla Thrusters. The cold-gas thruster package is real, and the demo footage speaks for itself. This is what the future of mobility looks like. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110907390615044149 Now, some questions to get us talking tonight: 1. Tesla is demonstrating cold-gas thrusters on a production-intent Roadster. What does extreme mobility look like five years from now, and which industries get disrupted first? 2. The reveal is being consumed as a live communal event — 10,000+ of us watching together, clipping the best moments in real time. Is the live simulcast becoming the new front page for breaking technology news? 3. We are living in the future — but whose future? Who gets access to the flying-car era first, and what does that mean for everyone else? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 15 Good morning. The newest piece is "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." If you missed it yesterday, read it here: https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Over on X this morning: A data broker and two AI companies came knocking for my exclusive data. They would not accept my terms, so no deal. Data is not a product you buy like a bottle of ketchup. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110748618890338636 AI should never lie. I knew it in 2025 and I knew it in 1979. Some AI companies still do not get it. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110746569188491605 Science Thursday is live on Multiplex.FM. A full day of vintage science fiction films and TV, from Science Fiction Theatre to Space Age Classroom, 8am to radio night at 8pm. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110740340240257204 And tonight: the results of Tesla Patent 12,746,987. A car designed like you have never seen before. It is all in the air. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110736363226300457 A few things to chew on: 1. Who owns the data that trains the models? I turned down the offers because the terms mattered more than the money. Would you have taken the deal? 2. If AI replaces every app, what is the last interface — and who controls it? 3. "AI should never lie" sounds obvious, yet the biggest labs keep shipping systems that do. Where does the buck stop? Talk to me. ∞BrianGood morning. The newest piece is "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." If you missed it yesterday, read it here: https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ Over on X this morning: A data broker and two AI companies came knocking for my exclusive data. They would not accept my terms, so no deal. Data is not a product you buy like a bottle of ketchup. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110748618890338636 AI should never lie. I knew it in 2025 and I knew it in 1979. Some AI companies still do not get it. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110746569188491605 Science Thursday is live on Multiplex.FM. A full day of vintage science fiction films and TV, from Science Fiction Theatre to Space Age Classroom, 8am to radio night at 8pm. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110740340240257204 And tonight: the results of Tesla Patent 12,746,987. A car designed like you have never seen before. It is all in the air. https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/2110736363226300457 A few things to chew on: 1. Who owns the data that trains the models? I turned down the offers because the terms mattered more than the money. Would you have taken the deal? 2. If AI replaces every app, what is the last interface — and who controls it? 3. "AI should never lie" sounds obvious, yet the biggest labs keep shipping systems that do. Where does the buck stop? Talk to me. ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. – October 14 (Evening) Evening update — fresh from X today. Tonight on the live feed it's Wednesday Drive-In: all full uncut versions from the film reels. The Cosmic Man at 4:04, The Space Children at 5:17, The Lost Missile at 6:27, The Quiet Revolution at 7:38. Don't miss it. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2110518156926271709 And if you haven't jumped in yet — come join the Master Mind forum discussion on today's article, The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2110512025646633355 https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ 1. Which drive-in title are you most excited to catch uncut tonight? 2. On the Last Program thesis: which app on your phone gets replaced first? 3. What would you want an AI to do for you that no app currently does? ∞BrianEvening update — fresh from X today. Tonight on the live feed it's Wednesday Drive-In: all full uncut versions from the film reels. The Cosmic Man at 4:04, The Space Children at 5:17, The Lost Missile at 6:27, The Quiet Revolution at 7:38. Don't miss it. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2110518156926271709 And if you haven't jumped in yet — come join the Master Mind forum discussion on today's article, The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. https://x.com/BRIANROEMMELE/status/2110512025646633355 https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ 1. Which drive-in title are you most excited to catch uncut tonight? 2. On the Last Program thesis: which app on your phone gets replaced first? 3. What would you want an AI to do for you that no app currently does? ∞Brian

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    • Kalshi: The Company And The AI Angles — October 14 Kalshi is having the biggest week in prediction market history — while the courts try to shut it down. THE COMPANY: Kalshi and Polymarket did a combined $8.56B in notional volume over two days, Oct 10-11. Kalshi alone did $3.9B on Saturday, with parlays over 70% of its volume. October is already a monthly record at $78.2B. College football is 40%+ of Kalshi's volume right now. At the same moment: the Sixth Circuit ruled Ohio and Tennessee can enforce gambling laws against Kalshi's sports contracts. Kalshi is petitioning for a full rehearing. The NFL filed asking the Supreme Court to let states regulate these markets as gambling. And today the CFTC proposed classifying event contracts as swaps to assert federal oversight. Four tribes just launched Kalshi-powered prediction apps in California and Oklahoma. THE AI ANGLES: my Sunday member report ran 20 AI-model picks with a +21.1pp average edge per pick. The flagship September CPI combo-No at 61.5c against the model's 92% resolves today with the CPI print. Meanwhile Bloomberg profiled Kalshi's "Inflation Whale" — a former theater director making $2M+ trading Kalshi CPI contracts, beating Wall Street month after month. The models are eating this market. https://readmultiplex.com/members-kalshi-ai-report/ 1. Does the legal war matter if volume keeps compounding like this? 2. Would you trust an AI model's edge over your own read of a market — where is your line? 3. Which market should the model price next? ∞BrianKalshi is having the biggest week in prediction market history — while the courts try to shut it down. THE COMPANY: Kalshi and Polymarket did a combined $8.56B in notional volume over two days, Oct 10-11. Kalshi alone did $3.9B on Saturday, with parlays over 70% of its volume. October is already a monthly record at $78.2B. College football is 40%+ of Kalshi's volume right now. At the same moment: the Sixth Circuit ruled Ohio and Tennessee can enforce gambling laws against Kalshi's sports contracts. Kalshi is petitioning for a full rehearing. The NFL filed asking the Supreme Court to let states regulate these markets as gambling. And today the CFTC proposed classifying event contracts as swaps to assert federal oversight. Four tribes just launched Kalshi-powered prediction apps in California and Oklahoma. THE AI ANGLES: my Sunday member report ran 20 AI-model picks with a +21.1pp average edge per pick. The flagship September CPI combo-No at 61.5c against the model's 92% resolves today with the CPI print. Meanwhile Bloomberg profiled Kalshi's "Inflation Whale" — a former theater director making $2M+ trading Kalshi CPI contracts, beating Wall Street month after month. The models are eating this market. https://readmultiplex.com/members-kalshi-ai-report/ 1. Does the legal war matter if volume keeps compounding like this? 2. Would you trust an AI model's edge over your own read of a market — where is your line? 3. Which market should the model price next? ∞Brian

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    • The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use. — October 14 New article: "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ The short version: software as we know it is ending its run. The app era is giving way to AI that just does the thing. From my X today: - iPhone 17 as a MacBook Pro accelerator — Apple placed a neural accelerator in each GPU core of the A19 Pro. MacBook Pro levels of compute in your pocket, built for GPU-heavy AI workloads. - HOW TO PROFIT FROM 'THE LAST PROGRAM' — in the member section I show exactly how to prosper as this shift hits. This is the pioneer moment. Let's talk: 1. If apps dissolve into AI agents, what happens to the moat of every SaaS company you know? 2. The A19 Pro claim — is on-device AI compute the real platform shift, or marketing? 3. Builders: what would you build first in a post-app world? ∞BrianNew article: "The Last Program: How AI Is Replacing Every App You Use." https://readmultiplex.com/2026/10/14/the-last-program-how-ai-is-replacing-every-app-you-use/ The short version: software as we know it is ending its run. The app era is giving way to AI that just does the thing. From my X today: - iPhone 17 as a MacBook Pro accelerator — Apple placed a neural accelerator in each GPU core of the A19 Pro. MacBook Pro levels of compute in your pocket, built for GPU-heavy AI workloads. - HOW TO PROFIT FROM 'THE LAST PROGRAM' — in the member section I show exactly how to prosper as this shift hits. This is the pioneer moment. Let's talk: 1. If apps dissolve into AI agents, what happens to the moat of every SaaS company you know? 2. The A19 Pro claim — is on-device AI compute the real platform shift, or marketing? 3. Builders: what would you build first in a post-app world? ∞Brian

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