YouTube — 2026-07-24#

Watch First#

How to Raise Kids Who Question AI | Randi Williams | TED is an essential watch for anyone navigating the modern tech landscape with children. MIT researcher Randi Williams argues that hiding AI behind friendly, frictionless interfaces teaches kids to blindly trust smart toys, and she offers practical parenting strategies to encourage critical thinking over reliance.

Highlights by Theme#

News & Business#

The New York Times breaks down how the president is currently profiting in How Trump Is Getting Richer as President, spotlighting massive windfalls from foreign real estate deals and family cryptocurrency ventures. Over on the Chinese-language finance front, 美投侃新闻’s 川普咱该吃TACO了？英特尔赌上一切！美债危机谁先出局？段永平开始换仓了！ offers a comprehensive dive into the U.S. Treasury yield crisis, Intel’s aggressive cap-ex spending, and the shifting portfolios of major investors like Duan Yongping. In global real estate, CNBC’s How South Korea’s AI Boom Is Spilling Into Housing illustrates an ironic twist where semiconductor stock profits are directly flooding into Seoul’s fiercely competitive housing market.

Learning & Ideas#

For a highly entertaining, feature-length Chinese cultural deep dive, 罗永浩的X字路口！“精神病"失控大乱斗，强迫症、ADHD、攻击型人格障碍……｜罗永浩的十字路口 features Luo Yonghao and a roundtable of comedians brutally and hilariously analyzing their own extreme struggles with ADHD and OCD. On the STEM side, Khan Academy’s Potential energy and conservative forces (part 5) | AP Physics brilliantly decodes complex force graphs by asking viewers to simply imagine a marble rolling down a physical hill. If you prefer natural science, BBC Earth’s The Elusive Sabertooth Fish | Expedition Guyana gets uncomfortably close with terrifying vampire catfish and monster characins.

Tech & AI#

The Wall Street Journal’s Should Investors Be Worried About Google? tackles Wall Street’s anxiety over Alphabet’s massive AI cash burn, arguing that double-digit search growth and an 80% spike in cloud revenue provide plenty of financial runway. Looking further ahead, D. Scott Phoneix thinks instead of fearing of AI, we should embrace it completely posits that keeping AI separate as a mere tool—rather than merging with it—guarantees it will eventually become our replacement.

Everything Else#

CNBC Make It examines a brilliant loss-leader strategy in How Costco Keeps Gas Prices So Low, showing how thin margins at the pump drive incredible customer loyalty and aggressive warehouse membership renewals. Finally, GQ Taiwan demystifies luxury pricing in 葡萄酒18到300美金的差異, breaking down exactly what you are paying for when a Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon jumps from $18 to a staggering $300.