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Despite the wealth of information LLMs draw on, they are not reliably grounded in the physical world. Spatial knowledge is rarely written into agentic development and remains invisible to LLMs. This episode’s guests, Niantic Spatial’s CEO Inhi Cho Suh and Director of Product Management Eugene Chong, are building a grounding layer to fill that gap. Inhi and Eugene join 1Password CTO Nancy Wang and Google Gemini’s Dev Tagare to discuss why spatial understanding is a prerequisite for AI systems operating in the physical world and the grounding layer for world models to make spatial data precise and useful to AI.

Microsoft Windows has dominated the desktop for decades, but Linux has changed significantly. With growing concerns around privacy, telemetry, Windows Recall, security and Microsoft licensing, the alternatives are becoming harder to ignore. In this Razorwire Raw, James Rees goes back to his IT roots to look at Linux vs Windows and why Linux is becoming a realistic option for individuals and businesses. He also looks at how tools such as Proton and modern AI assistants are making it much easier to build a practical alternative to the traditional Microsoft ecosystem.