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1:45:21EN600,000 Attack Prompts, and Nearly 40% Still Pwned GPT-4Host Nathan LabenzSander Schulhoff walks Nathan Labenz through the prompting habits that still work, the role-play myth that does not, and the global HackAPrompt contest that mapped how language models get hijacked.
58:00ENRyan Akkina on MIT’s Venture Portfolio and Direct Co-InvestingGuest Ryan Akkina · Host Harry StebbingsThe MIT investment team member discusses manager selection, liquidity, co-investment structures and the long feedback loop in venture capital.
35:04ENDave Ripley on Crypto Regulation, Payments and Leading KrakenGuest Dave Ripley · Host Harry StebbingsThe Kraken CEO makes the case for cryptocurrency and a different regulatory approach, while Harry Stebbings challenges its practical advantages.
1:21:28ENThe Prompt Is a Bug: Suhail Doshi’s Bet on Control Over PixelsHost Nathan LabenzThe Mixpanel founder tells Nathan Labenz how a cloud browser, a canceled tweet, and a Thursday weight drop shaped Playground AI’s bet on images.
1:00ENVisualizing the Electric Field Around a Moving ChargeA short tour of field-vector animations and the law behind them.
40:58EN99% of Factory Robots Are Dumb. Covariant Wants the Smart Ones Working in Warehouses FirstHost Sarah Guo, Elad GilFormer OpenAI researcher Peter Chen explains why robot foundation models have to be trained on production floors, not in labs.
15:11ENBuilding a Transcript-to-Article Team in AutoGen StudioMatthew Berman · Forward FutureMatthew Berman configures a retrieval skill, two agents and a group workflow, then troubleshoots missing credentials and output.
1:13:51ENSean Murray on Teaching Buyers and Moving into Enterprise SalesGuest Sean Murray · Host Harry StebbingsThe Greenhouse revenue leader explains how he approaches discovery, renewals, enterprise readiness and sales hiring.
2:24ENWebAuthn in Two Minutes: Public Keys Instead of PasswordsEli HoldernessEli Holderness introduces authenticators and the FIDO2 standards.
2:20:04ENShapiro vs Destiny: Two Questions That Never MeetHost Lex FridmanLex Fridman sits Ben Shapiro and Destiny down for a long-delayed debate on liberalism, Trump, Gaza, Ukraine, January 6, and whether history is allowed to go backward.
1:30:41ENThe Model Is a Baked Cake. NYT v. OpenAI Will Likely Cut a Middle PathHost Nathan LabenzTech lawyer Cecilia Ziniti maps the Constitution’s IP clause onto the New York Times lawsuit — and explains why a court is unlikely to order GPT-4 destroyed.
12:52ENOCaml Local Variables, Return Values and RegionsRichard Eisenberg · Jane StreetA worked example shows how `local_` and `exclave_` let a function accept a local value and return a local structure in its caller's region.
35:28ENSam Altman on Future AI Models, Copyright and the Limits of DeploymentMatthew Berman, Ina Fried, Sam Altman · Forward FutureIn a January 2024 Davos interview, OpenAI’s CEO discusses model progress, election risks, military use and customization. Matthew Berman responds to the claims and their implications.
21:00ENJim Fan's Foundation Agent Vision: Skills, Robot Bodies, and SimulationMatthew Berman, Jim Fan · Forward FutureMatthew Berman examines research on Minecraft agents, varied robot bodies, and simulation as steps toward more general embodied AI.
12:36ENA Beginner’s Face-Image Similarity Demo With OpenCV and pgvectorMatthew Berman · Forward FutureMatthew Berman demonstrates a 2024 Colab pipeline that detects face crops, embeds them and searches a PostgreSQL vector table.
1:17:39ENAdam Fisher on Small Markets, Founder Partnerships and Venture ExitsGuest Adam Fisher · Host Harry StebbingsThe Bessemer investor explains why he favors less crowded opportunities, how he thinks about follow-on capital and what he has learned from exits.
0:59ENA Subset-Sum Puzzle: How Many Sums Are Divisible by Five?A small example makes a daunting counting problem concrete, but the exact answer for 2,000 numbers takes a deeper idea.
1:43:07ENAn Agent Posted Five Tweets — and 5,000 People Didn't NoticeHost Nathan LabenzMultiOn founder Div Garg walks Cognitive Revolution through what web agents can actually do in early 2024, what they cost, and why guardrails have to sit outside the model.
56:40ENZaria Parvez on Duolingo’s TikTok Voice and Building Creative TeamsGuest Zaria Parvez · Host Harry StebbingsThe social media manager explains how a green owl became an ongoing character, how her team tests ideas and what viral views can—and cannot—show.
0:51ENThree Ways to Define an EllipseStretch a circle, draw with a taut string, or slice a cone: why do the constructions produce the same family of curves?
13:19ENRunning a Local Language Model as an Offline BackupMatthew Berman · Forward FutureMatthew Berman demonstrates a 2024 local-model setup, from selecting a quantized model and storing it on an external drive to planning backup power.
46:36ENAfter a decade of code search, Sourcegraph’s CTO says the coding-AI fight is outside the modelHost Sarah Guo, Elad GilBeyang Liu on Cody, why keyword search still does most of RAG, and why CS fundamentals get more valuable as AI compresses the middleware.
3:37ENMark Zuckerberg Announces Llama 3 Training and Meta’s AI PlansMatthew Berman, Mark Zuckerberg · Forward FutureIn January 2024, Matthew Berman reacts to Zuckerberg’s remarks on general intelligence, compute and AI devices.
1:53:08ENWhen GPT-4 Writes SQL, Four Tables Is the Breaking PointHost Nathan LabenzJuan Sequeda on why a knowledge graph is the accurate, explainable brain that foundation models do not have.
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