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Stanford Online· 11 nov. 2026Building RAG: from document chunks to agents that searchDiyi Yang · Stanford UniversityDiyi Yang explains how indexing, hybrid retrieval and reranking work—and why agents need to check what search returns.
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OpenAI· 11 nov. 2026Plugin extensions bring interactive tools into ChatGPTCorey, Max Neuber · OpenAIOpenAI describes discovery, sidebar and file entry points, event-driven automation and revised submissions.
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AI Engineer· 11 nov. 2026Dmitry Buykin: How to Maintain Code When Agents Outrun ReviewDmitry Buykin · MaerskAt Maersk, weekly pruning, real-task replays and expert feedback help keep an agent-built system understandable.
24:01ENOpenAI· 11 nov. 2026When agent work needs loops, subagents and a shared logRaj, Eric · OpenAIOpenAI’s Raj and Eric explain persistence, when to delegate and how they coordinate longer work.
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硅谷101· 11 nov. 2026灵光 2.0：私人助手要先解决问题，再谈入口与收费Invité : 莫林剑 · Anime : 陈茜蚂蚁灵光 CTO 莫林剑谈长期目标、超级应用生态、支付安全和主动提醒的边界。
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Bloomberg Live· 11 nov. 2026Why electrification needs a stronger grid—and more flexible data centersAaron Rutkoff, Josh Parker, Luke Nelson · BloombergJPMorgan’s Luke Nelson sees grid finance as the bottleneck; Nvidia’s Josh Parker argues flexible data centers can help manage peak demand.
25:15ENBloomberg Live· 11 nov. 2026Why renewable projects need finance, grids and long-term buyersAntha Williams, Mark Bowman, Daniel Calderon, Halil Demirdağ · Bloomberg PhilanthropiesA Turkish clean-energy target and an Egyptian wind farm show how developers and public lenders try to bring private money into renewables.
37:29ENBloomberg Live· 11 nov. 2026Al Gore: Cheaper clean energy can outlast climate rollbacksAkshat Rathi, Al Gore · BloombergGore argues falling clean-energy costs are reshaping markets, but developing countries still need affordable financing.
22:37ENOpenAI· 11 nov. 2026How GPT Live keeps speaking while an agent worksAlex, Erika · OpenAIOpenAI demonstrates simultaneous voice, background delegation and three ways to return updates.
26:49ENAI Engineer· 11 nov. 2026Ara Khan: Choose work that improves with AI without being replaced by itAra Khan · ClineCline’s Ara Khan explains an automated evaluation loop and urges engineers to pick problems that benefit from model progress.
21:10ENOpenAI· 11 nov. 2026How OpenAI turned security findings into verified fixesIan, Kyle · OpenAIOpenAI engineers describe the scan, deduplication and patch verification loop behind Codex Security.
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Peter Yang· 11 nov. 2026PodcastPeter Yang splits Claude Code work between Opus and FableHe uses Opus for routine execution and reserves Fable for harder decisions, code audits and family-care coordination.
19:44ENOpenAI· 11 nov. 2026What a managed agent harness has to do to keep workingCharlie, Steve · OpenAIOpenAI engineers explain remote sandboxes, long-running state and a human-approved flight rebooking demo.
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Invest Like The Best· 11 nov. 2026Podcast · 2 voixZach Reitano: US healthcare must answer to patientsInvité : Zach Reitano · Anime : Patrick O'ShaughnessyRo's founder argues for transparent prices and patient choice, and describes the company's 2022 reset.
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Reid Hoffman· 11 nov. 2026Podcast · 3 voixRonnie Chatterji: AI may change work before it changes job countsInvité : Ronnie Chatterji · Anime : Reid Hoffman, Aria FingerOpenAI’s chief economist expects productivity gains, but says attributing them to AI and managing uneven effects will take work.
27:14ENBloomberg Live· 11 nov. 2026John Kerry: Cheaper clean energy needs faster deploymentAaron Rutkoff, John Kerry · BloombergKerry argues clean energy can compete on price, while warning that permitting delays and climate damage add costs.
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Conversations with Tyler· 11 nov. 2026Podcast · 2 voixTerence Tao: AI proofs make mathematical understanding more urgentInvité : Terence Tao · Anime : Tyler CowenTao explains why proof abundance may change research, education and the value of human explanation.
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Every· 11 nov. 2026Podcast · 2 voixDan Shipper: AI makes generating ideas cheap; people still choose what mattersAnime : Natalia QuinteroThe Every co-founder uses one customer survey to explain why different perspectives can produce different work from the same model.
27:09ENOpenAI· 11 nov. 2026A six-week coding agent run and what it took to superviseOpenAI engineers describe a CI maintenance agent, long-running context and the cost of keeping it working.
20:48ENOpenAI· 11 nov. 2026Sites adds personalized connectors and agent-friendly web appsKatia, John · OpenAIOpenAI demonstrates scheduled updates, per-user plugins and WebMCP in two Sites applications.
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Theo - t3․gg· 11 nov. 2026Theo finds a security use for Gemini 4 Carbon despite coding frustrationsTheoHis tests show fewer false code-analysis claims than Argon, but latency and reliability still push him toward other models.
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Masters of Scale· 11 nov. 2026Podcast · 2 voixEric Ries: Why successful companies lose the purpose that made them workInvité : Eric Ries · Anime : Krista TippettRies argues that pressure from capital can erode a company’s mission, and that trust deserves a place in business decisions.
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a16z· 11 nov. 2026Mike Volpi: AI infrastructure can endure a market correctionRaghu Raghuram, Guido Appenzeller, Mike Volpi · Andreessen HorowitzThe former Cisco executive sees useful assets beyond the hype, but questions who will own them and how systems will evolve.
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Jane Street· 11 nov. 2026How quickly could AI improve itself? Four forecasters disagreeYaron Minsky, Jaime Sevilla, Ege Erdil, Ryan Greenblatt, Daniel Kokotajlo · Jane StreetOne forecaster puts AI research automation at 50% by 2028; another sees a slower path as more likely, with a real chance of rapid progress.Charger plus24 sur 6 231 affichés