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15:28ENRyan Carson: One manager agent coordinates 20 coding agentsRyan Carson · UntangleUntangle delegates coding, review and merge coordination to agents, but its founder watches each feature before approving shipment.
1:50:34ENA financial AI agent must show its workFrancesco Galletta, Felippe Felisola Caso · MonzoA wedding-budget demo pairs tested calculations with evidence, decision gates and independent checks.
19:50ENKeiji Kanazawa rebuilt his agent system after reading its codeKeiji Kanazawa · MicrosoftA three-week refactor produced fake agents and expensive tests. He rebuilt around explicit goals and evaluations.
20:51ENJason Mancuso: Scaling agent reinforcement learning across mixed GPUsJason Mancuso · ModalModal combines asynchronous rollouts, mismatch corrections and compressed weight updates to train coding agents across a fragmented GPU fleet.
24:47ENClaire Vo: Fable 5.2 excels at creative builds, but not every designA marketing animation, furniture guide and 3D typewriter impressed Vo; independently generated website designs did not.
24:18ENFable 5.2 built playable demos—but several cost thousandsMatthew Berman · Forward FutureMatthew Berman shows games, creative software and simulations, with estimated API costs from $25 to $15,000.
18:32ENWhy a plausible contract analysis missed $800,000Natalia Connolly, Kevin Madura · AlixPartnersAlixPartners’ Natalia Connolly and Kevin Madura show how missing links, renewal clauses and silent access errors can derail an AI procurement analysis.
23:15ENJay Parikh: GitHub must adapt as coding agents change developmentゲスト Jay Parikh · ホスト Shawn WangGitHub's scale, model choices and security are changing as agents join developers, says Microsoft CoreAI's Jay Parikh.
58:33ENGemini’s product chief on testing models and building ahead of themゲスト Tulsee Doshi · ホスト Lenny RachitskyTulsee Doshi explains a small-eval starting point, her 60-20-20 product framework and why model behavior itself is a user experience.
46:40ENAshley Alexander: How AI Helps Me Care for My Parents With Cancerゲスト Ashley Alexander · ホスト Peter YangA caregiver uses AI to prepare for appointments, organize records and ask better questions—while keeping doctors at the center of treatment.
12:38ENWhat makes AI-generated work feel like slop?ホスト Chris WilliamsonChris Williamson and his guest ask creators to explain their judgments, and to distinguish a tool’s defaults from intentional craft.
18:56ENHow Citadel Securities builds a memory that catches troubled projectsJoao Wenzel · Citadel SecuritiesJoao Wenzel describes an agent system that weighs evidence, tracks aging facts and tests its warnings against what happened next.
18:39ENHow Ramp tests a bookkeeping agent before and after launchRyan Stevens · RampRyan Stevens explains synthetic businesses, all-or-nothing scoring, skill ablation and a two-period test for agent memory.
16:09ENHow Range’s financial planners built their own AI workflowsMatt Ragone · RangeMatt Ragone’s team used real cases and existing advice standards to build skills, while keeping a certified planner’s review before client delivery.
20:28ENWhy AI coding gains depend on more than faster code generationMartin Harrysson, Prakhar Dixit · McKinseyMcKinsey speakers describe smaller teams, shorter loops, curated context and quality checks observed among enterprise clients.
1:21:42ENWhat AI biology can do now, from cancer data to DNA designAlfredo Gonzalez, Yusuf Roohani, Garyk Brixi, Divya NoriFour researchers explain patient-specific cancer analysis, virtual cells and genome models, separating early experiments from proposed clinical applications.
31:22ENNouha Dziri on Making Coding-Agent Teams More Cost-EfficientNouha Dziri · CohereExperiments on ProgramBench and Commit0 show why the task bottleneck, lead model and coordination design matter more than simply adding agents.
20:08ENMETR Finds Faster AI Research at Anthropic, With Major UncertaintyMatthew Berman · Forward FutureMatthew Berman examines an independent assessment of AI-assisted R&D and the limits on its access to evidence.
19:34ENHow Cloud Agents Help Review Changes to a Security MasterAmol Kapoor, Clifford Ressel · Nori AgenticAmol Kapoor and Clifford Ressel explain why private-asset data is difficult to reconcile and how an agent assists human reviewers.
57:17ENScott Wilson on WashU’s Endowment, Concentration and Co-Investingゲスト Scott Wilson · ホスト Harry StebbingsWashU’s CIO explains its manager relationships, direct investments, liquidity constraints and views on private-market valuations.
13:27ENA Financial Agent Must Show How It Reached Its DecisionAnirudh Veeraragavan · FieldguideAnirudh Veeraragavan uses a bank reconciliation to show how to make an agent’s work reviewable.
18:09ENOwen Anderson Discusses His ASU Training LawsuitShabbos Kestenbaum, Owen Anderson · PragerUThe professor describes his challenge to diversity training and a separate dispute over his courses; ASU disputes his discrimination allegations.
17:35ENAgent Infrastructure Needs Persistent State and Elastic ComputeAkshat Bubna · ModalModal CTO Akshat Bubna explains how sandboxes, shared storage and network controls support agents at scale.
1:26:17ENAI Forecasts, GPU Markets and the Question of What to Buildゲスト Brian Zhou, Mike San Miguel, Bryan Bischof · ホスト Nathan Labenz, Prakash NarayananNathan Labenz and Prakash Narayanan examine AI acceleration through election forecasting, compute trading and venture research.
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