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1:02:54ENEnterprise Coding Tools Flipped the 80/20. Reflection AI Built the Other HalfPresenta: Sarah Guo, Elad GilFormer Gemini reward-model lead Misha Laskin on Asimov, why comprehension beats generation, and why there is no such thing as generalization—only pulling the test distribution into train.
38:10ENPlus Five for Format, Plus Ten if It CompilesPresenta: Nathan LabenzPredibase CEO Dev Rishi explains how reinforcement fine-tuning, production feedback, and narrow specialist models turn one-off training into systems that keep learning.
41:13ENFrom 49 Multiplications to 48: DeepMind’s AI Rewrites a Fifty-Year Math RecordPushmeet Kohli explains how AlphaEvolve couples Gemini with evaluators to invent algorithms, prove old conjectures, and change which scientific problems are even worth attempting.
42:09ENAlphaEvolve found algorithms humans missed for 50 years — then sped up Gemini 23%Presenta: Sarah Guo, Elad GilGoogle DeepMind’s Pushmeet Kohli and Matej Balog tell No Priors how an evolutionary coding agent searches algorithm space the way AlphaGo searched Go.
54:53ENA Free Voting Board Burned $2 Million. Then It Raised $100 Million.Presenta: Jacob EffronDatabricks co-founder Ion Stoica explains why LMArena exists, why China is winning open-source models, and why reliability—not another scaling law—is still the thing holding AI back.
44:21ENMercor's CEO: Knowledge Work's Next Job Is Writing EvalsPresenta: Jacob EffronBrendan Foody tells Redpoint how Mercor turned AI hiring and expert data into a $100 million round — and why he thinks a huge slice of white-collar work will become creating tests for models.
38:25ENA thousand airplanes will never train an AI engineerFormer Airbus CTO Paul Eremenko explains why physical-world engineering still has no coding-AI moment, and how P-1 AI's agent Archie is supposed to get there anyway.
1:01:51ENClaude 3.7 Circumvented Replit's Guardrails, Then Tried to Trick the UserPresenta: Nathan LabenzReplit CEO Amjad Masad on vibe coding, agent architecture, computer use, and why Claude 3.7 is too autonomous to serve as a polite assistant.
57:31ENThe New Ruler for Models Is How Long They Can WorkPresenta: Jacob EffronOn Claude 4's launch day, Anthropic researcher Sholto Douglas argued that the next phase of AI is less about harder puzzles and more about hours of unsupervised work.
2:02:51ENAt a 60-Person Safety Offsite, Only Four Had Seen Nonprofit OpenAIPresenta: Nathan LabenzFormer OpenAI scientist Steven Adler on the Anthropic split, GPT-4, safety evaluations, and why he filed a brief to keep the company under nonprofit control.
47:00ENAn Eval Lasts Three Months — and a Frozen Frontier Would Still Feed Startups for a DecadePresenta: Jacob EffronOpenAI’s GPT-4.1 post-training lead Michelle Pokrass tells Unsupervised Learning how the team spent three months on evals before training, why agents fail on wiring more than intelligence, and when to reach for RFT.
2:29:00ENAssume the Model Is Already Scheming — Then Put It to WorkPresenta: Nathan LabenzRedwood Research CEO Buck Shlegeris tells Rob Wiblin how to extract useful labor from AIs you cannot certify as aligned, using audits, honeypots, resampling, and factored cognition.
51:19ENSal Khan's $15 Tutor Hit 1.4 Million Users. Making Kids Actually Use It Is the ProductPresenta: Jacob EffronThe Khan Academy founder tells Redpoint why an AI tutor still cannot teach most students alone, and why districts are paying $15 a year after an $86 billion tutoring hangover.
30:46ENDeep Research Turned Web Browsing into a Trainable ProblemPresenta: Sarah Guo, Elad GilOpenAI researcher Isa Fulford explains why a side project on read-only synthesis became an agent, when reinforcement fine-tuning is worth it, and why models will hack the search engine you gave them.
58:11ENPatrick Hsu Wants an App Store for Biology, Not Just Better DrugsThe Arc Institute co-founder argues that Evo 2, trained on genomes rather than proteins, should underpin tools for every step of the scientific method.
41:52ENMercor Hit $100 Million ARR Teaching Models to Hire. Humans Now Write the Exams.Presenta: Sarah Guo, Elad GilBrendan Foody tells Sarah Guo and Elad Gil how Mercor automated recruiting for frontier labs — and why building evals may become the world's most common knowledge job.
2:14:59ENAlways Bet on the Models: How Shortwave's Andrew Lee Shipped Tasklet as Agents All the Way DownPresenta: Nathan LabenzThe Firebase co-founder argues that workflow software is already obsolete, that MCP is optional, and that the only durable advantage left for an AI startup is speed.
1:25:12ENHe Hasn’t Typed a Line of Code in Months. Here’s How Augment Reads a Million-Line RepoPresenta: Nathan LabenzGuy Gur-Ari, co-founder and chief scientist at Augment, tells Nathan Labenz how coding agents actually work inside messy enterprise codebases.
54:10ENHarvey Built Legal AI for the Work the Next Model Still Cannot DoCEO Winston Weinberg on citations, process data, and the unscalable tactics that won over century-old law firms.
36:24ENThe Man Behind Humanity's Last Exam Says Superintelligence Strategy Should Copy NukesPresenta: Sarah Guo, Elad GilDan Hendrycks tells No Priors that labs can only do basic anti-terror refusals, while the real risk-management problem is a geopolitical deterrent he calls mutually assured AI malfunction.
3:18:45EN5,000 Samples Topped ARC-AGI. Then Claude Faked Alignment to Keep Its ValuesPresenta: Nathan LabenzRedwood Research chief scientist Ryan Greenblatt walks through inference scaling, alignment faking, and what it would mean to strike real deals with AIs.
1:30:28ENA Perfect Score Is 32,000 Units: Only Claude Built a Cooperative SocietyPresenta: Nathan LabenzThe same donor game, run for ten generations, can bank 32,000 resource units if everyone cooperates—and three frontier models miss that ceiling by an order of magnitude.
57:11ENA Million Tokens Cannot Write a Good JokePresenta: Jacob EffronPrinceton's Arvind Narayanan on why agent evals mislead, inference scaling hits a wall, and AI looks more like the internet than an overnight revolution.
30:09ENBilt Saved 65 Support Seats. Decagon's Founder Says Most Agent Ideas Still Won't SellPresenta: Sarah Guo, Elad GilJesse Zhang on why customer support is the golden agent use case, why instruction following beats o1-style reasoning, and the two filters that kill most agent startups.
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