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Microsoft distinguished engineer Stephen Toub recounts how he single-handedly ported the 400,000-line GitHub Copilot runtime from TypeScript to Rust in about 14.5 weeks using AI coding agents, at a cost of roughly 136 billion tokens and $120,000, discussing language choice, rollout strategy, and regression prevention.
Shane Parrish shares an episode of his conversation with Steven Kotler about flow, cognitive performance, and doing your best work, covering how to get deeply absorbed and sustain focus.
A tweet praising Machine Learning Street Talk's interview with philosopher Joscha Bach, highlighting a discussion on whether the hard problem of consciousness exists.
Podcast "Lemon Latte" EP04 invites AI content creator Sac to share their growth methodology for going from 0 to 50K followers on 𝕏 in half a year, as well as the topic selection, aesthetic training, and distribution design path behind the viral "Little Prince" game.
EP04 of “Lemon Latte” features creator @Saccc_c, who grew from 0 to 50,000 followers on 𝕏 in one year and made the viral “The Little Prince” game, for a conversation about content creation, social media growth, AI-native practices, and future entrepreneurial choices.
An episode of Jane Street's official podcast Signals and Threads, hosted by Ron Minsky, featuring internal tools engineer John Crepezzi sharing hands-on experience rolling out AI coding tools at the company. Topics include the in-house JaneGPT/AIDE platform, dedicated AI identities and permissions, Slack-triggered tasks, whitelist-based sandboxes, guarding against reward hacking, and the importance of validation in code review.
TechCrunch examines growing criticism that AI executives like Marissa Mayer, Sam Altman, and Mark Zuckerberg are out of touch with everyday users, using their AI-forward personal anecdotes as a lens on broader skepticism about the industry's direction.
A podcast interview with Rafael Vivas covering his rise from dropping out of high school to becoming a billionaire at AppLovin, where he founded Lion Studios to compete with Cheetah and later returned around the company's IPO and a $50 billion stock buyback.
David Sacks claims on the All-In Podcast that Anthropic was already using recursive self-improvement (RSI) to complete 26% of tasks involved in building its next-generation AI models as of August, per an Anthropic blog post, with that figure likely much higher by October.
Every’s Dan Shipper discusses on the podcast the decline of traditional newsletters and how to turn 40,000 edits by an editor-in-chief into an AI skill (“Kate Check”), using evaluations and feedback loops to compound expert judgment across the organization.
WIRED's Uncanny Valley podcast discusses how a defense contractor connected Anthropic's Claude Code to a secure Department of Defense system, alongside analysis of Anthropic's S-1 IPO filing and its implications for the AI industry and US economy.
The Vergecast hosts discuss Apple's renewed period of gadget experimentation — including a touchscreen MacBook Pro, multi-screen iPhone, and HomeView — along with Instagram's long-form video push, Adam Mosseri's stance on AI content, and Anthropic's IPO.
YC's Lightcone podcast interviews Supabase co-founder Paul Copplestone about the open source Postgres platform reaching 13 million users, with ~70% of new activity driven by AI agents, and how the product is being redesigned agent-first.
Microsoft introduces 'Microsoft Research Focus', a new video/podcast digest covering AI agents, everyday AI usage patterns, BioEmu2's public preview, and weather forecasting research.
NASA's CHAPEA 2 crew shares final reflections as their 378-day Mars analog mission inside the 3D-printed Mars Dune Alpha habitat nears its October 31, 2026 conclusion, featured on the Houston We Have a Podcast episode with principal investigator Grace Douglas.
TechCrunch's Equity podcast interviews Wiz CTO Tomer Schwartz about the critical PHP vulnerabilities that threatened millions of websites, and warns that AI-driven vulnerability discovery could trigger a coming 'vulnpocalypse' that makes manual patching unscalable.
On TechCrunch's Equity podcast, Wiz CTO Tomer Schwartz discusses the critical PHP bugs that nearly broke the internet and warns of an incoming 'Vulnpocalypse' as AI accelerates the discovery and exploitation of vulnerabilities in aging open-source code.
Modal CEO Erik Bernhardsson 在播客中讨论算力市场仍高度非标准化、NeoCloud 与 NeoLab 的商业模式风险、推理市场走向商品化，以及 GPU 价格未来 12 个月可能因大买家持续囤积而上涨。
I recommend the Xiaoyuzhou podcast “AI Alchemy” interview with Yu Yi, who recently joined Manus. He shares how AI-native organizations collaborate: treating agents as first-class citizens, talking only to a lead agent to coordinate a fleet of bots, removing the harness to let the model prove itself, and a new approach to hiring based on candidates’ work and hands-on challenges using Manus credits.
WIRED 的 Uncanny Valley 播客幕后揭秘 Katie Drummond 对 Nathan Fielder 的独家专访，并讨论 Anthropic 承诺捐出 5% 股份设立公益基金、马斯克承诺向每个美国儿童赠送 SpaceX 股份等科技富豪慈善动向。