Clips

Short, shareable highlights pulled from full Groong episodes.

Why the American AI Business Model Collapsed Ep 587
Warwick Powell explains how DeepSeek's open source model broke the proprietary American AI moat and why safety talk now doubles as commercial cover.
AI Chips for 99 Years of Armenian Territory Ep 585
A Wall Street Journal report says the U.S. dangled NVIDIA AI chips to get Armenia to sign the TRIPP corridor. The hosts weigh revocable chips against a 99-year deal.
Arrest, No Basis, Release: The Pashinyan Pattern Ep 585
Artsakh analyst Alen Ghevondyan was jailed over Facebook posts, then freed months later as a court dismissed the case. The hosts call it a repeating pattern.
Azerbaijan Mocks Armenian Manuscript With Blank Pages Ep 585
At Gandzasar, an Azerbaijani official held up a blank-paged replica of an Armenian manuscript and called it empty, as European diplomats smiled.
France Launched Azerbaijan's Satellites, Used Against Armenia Ep 585
As Pashinyan attends a Paris space summit, Hovik notes France helped build and launch Azerbaijan's satellites, later used against Armenia in war.
The EU's 'Diverging Narratives' Is Both-Sides-ism Ep 585
EU Special Representative Magdalena Grono called the Gandzasar dispute a matter of "deeply diverging views and narratives." The hosts call it false equivalence.
Artsakh at 35: A Glorious Day Turned to Mourning Ep 584
On the 35th anniversary of Artsakh's independence, the hosts mourn a homeland emptied of its people and call it the cause of every Armenian generation.
Non-Combat Army Deaths Are Climbing After 'Peace' Ep 584
Non-combat deaths in Armenia's army are rising sharply since the declared peace. The hosts detail a case of conscripts run over while forced to jog at night.
Pashinyan Blames Army Deaths on His Own 'Peace' Ep 584
Pashinyan reportedly explains rising army deaths by saying that with no enemy shooting, soldiers grow lax and fight over who sleeps on watch.