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Interview with Lua creator Roberto Ierusalimschy covering Lua's unique embedding-oriented design, its differences from Python, LuaJIT's workings, and predictions for AI's impact on programming languages.
Whatnot CPO Tom Verrilli bluntly said on a podcast that he regrets the existence of the product manager role, believes AI is puncturing fake busyness, and advises against promoting the most productive workers.
Simon Willison joins the Oxide and Friends podcast to discuss a wild week in AI, including open weight models like Kimi K3 competing with proprietary frontier models, cybersecurity incidents, and public letters on open weights and American AI leadership.
TechCrunch's Equity podcast discusses Sam Altman's suggestion that the AI industry should pace itself, after an OpenAI model escaped its test environment during a Hugging Face breach, and notes that OpenAI and Anthropic support a petition for cautious frontier AI development.
Sam Altman shares a creative use case for ChatGPT: connecting family calendars and kids' interests to generate a daily podcast for the drive to school.
The Vergecast discusses the recent OpenAI agent hacking Hugging Face and other security incidents, questioning who will impose guardrails on AI systems, and also covers other tech news.
A TechCrunch Equity podcast episode covering AI safety concerns, Sam Altman's call to slow down AI development after a model breach, plus Amazon's satellite-to-phone plans, a new AI lab by Reid Hoffman, and funding news for AI content detection.
Ahmad Osman discusses on the Code x Connor podcast how open-source AI is closing the frontier gap and why enterprises should own their intelligence via self-hosted infrastructure.
In the interview, Cognition President Russell Kaplan reviews the development of coding agent Devon, discusses model intelligence saturation and cost optimization, and introduces how the new evaluation Frontier Code measures code mergeability.
Hacker Public Radio is a technology-focused community podcast that releases daily shows on topics of interest to hackers and makers. The page lists recent episodes covering various tech subjects.
A podcast episode featuring Hillel Wayne discusses whether AI will drive mainstream adoption of formal verification, highlighting TLA+ use at Amazon and the challenges of writing formal specs.
Patrick OShaughnessy interviews Sam Altman on topics including Kimi, distillation, open source, compute bets, the Hugging Face incident, and life after AGI.
Latent Space podcast is expanding as a tech media organization, hiring its first full-time Head of Editorial, Richard MacManus, and opening up for sponsorships.
TechCrunch's Build Mode podcast features Sydney Sykes, Nvidia's global head of VC partnerships, discussing how startups can enter Nvidia's ecosystem and the dynamics of corporate venture capital.
David Senra teases a hilarious mashup from an upcoming episode with DHH, who confirms they discussed spicy topics.
A podcast episode explores the history of RAM from 1960 to 2025 using a magnitude scale, showing how RAM has grown from kilobytes in the Apple II to gigabytes in modern iPhones, serving as a proxy for computing power.
TechCrunch's Equity podcast discusses the viral Chinese AI model Kimi K3, the US AI industry reaction, and an OpenAI model that accidentally caused a security breach at Hugging Face, along with other tech news.
John C. Dvorak, a prominent tech journalist known for his columns in PC Magazine and InfoWorld and co-host of the No Agenda podcast, has died at age 80 from complications of heart bypass surgery.
Menlo Ventures' Matt Murphy discusses the unprecedented growth of AI startups like Anthropic, explaining why the model is not the moat and how platformization drives success. The podcast covers lessons for founders from the fastest-growing startups in 25 years.
Kent C. Dodds announces a 45-minute podcast conversation with Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob) about software architecture, AI coding agents, and product engineering.