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Oct 27, 2026

Jeremie Eliahou OntiverosGUEST
16:04
I mean, if we're saying Microsoft is a top five customer, then they're probably the one spending on all the Opus 4.5. Yeah,
Jordan NanosHOST
16:11
I think via GitHub Copilot also, but Copilot 365 or something like that, like the cursor perplexity equivalent where they don't pass through the relationship to the end user.
Jordan NanosHOST
16:22
It's kind of their API key that's doing all the spending.
Jordan NanosHOST
16:24
Microsoft has both the Foundry business where they do pass through the relationship and then also the GitHub Copilot stuff where they consume so many tokens.
Jordan NanosHOST
16:33
And you can probably see if they had more granular data, you could probably see Microsoft spend be high at the beginning, dip down when they have all these OpenAI options and then come back up now that they're actually more motivated to serve Anthropic and not tied so closely to OpenAI.
Jordan NanosHOST
16:48
We'll see.
Zach DvorakGUEST
15:11
So this will collect the inventory of all the applications that we find on the device, and that's going to include applications that host local agents.
Zach DvorakGUEST
15:17
So you can think host apps like Cloud Desktop or GitHub Copilot.
Zach DvorakGUEST
15:22
You'll see the ones that are installed on the machine.
Zach DvorakGUEST
15:25
The second entity that I'll encourage you to enable is called Local AI Agent.
Chris CoyierHOST
33:41
I do kind of get that, like, there is some benefit that I've seen sometimes to...
Chris CoyierHOST
33:49
I made a PR with Cloud Code, and then I hit the GitHub Copilot button...
Chris CoyierHOST
33:54
And it reviewed it and it did find something that I can objectively tell was a good review of what happened there.
Chris CoyierHOST
34:03
Two magic rocks, but with the benefit of my brain also looking at it and being like, yes, that was actually a correct assertion.
JaydenHOST
1:28
So I'm going to start off here.
JaydenHOST
1:30
So ChatGPT, ChatGPT Agent, Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, GPT-4.0, OpenAI Codex, Gemini 2.5 Pro, GROK 4, DeepSeek R1, GPT-5, ClaudeSonnet4, Siri, MidjourneyV7, Sora2, MicrosoftCopilot, Lovable, ReplitAgent, Manus, Alexa, PerplexityComet, ClaudeCowork, DahlE3, Claude Opus 4.5, GPT-6 Astra, Windsurf, Gemini 4 Argon, Claude Fable 5, Meta AI, Grok 4.7, DeepSeek V3, N8n, AlphaGo, Google Assistant, Bolt.new, V0, Devon, ChatGPT Deep Research, NanoBanana, CloudSummit 4.5, GPT 3.5 Turbo, Notebook LM, Deep Blue, GPT-4 Turbo, Gemini 3 Pro, Cortana.
JaydenHOST
3:01
Grok 3.
JaydenHOST
3:03
Stable Diffusion XL 1.0. DALI 2.
Magnus OxenwaldtHOST
3:46
A skill is a package piece of know-how an agent can pick up, like how to file an expense claim.
Magnus OxenwaldtHOST
3:52
More than 70 agent platforms already use the standard, including ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot.
Magnus OxenwaldtHOST
3:58
Handing it to a neutral foundation means a skill your team builds isn't tied to one vendor.
Magnus OxenwaldtHOST
4:03
And here's where the rails are still missing.
David SavageHOST
14:42
I mean, what should people's approach be if they're looking to carve out a niche for themselves where they have, I suppose...
Tom ShawGUEST
14:49
Exploring your ideas, I think, right? The great thing about generative AI at the moment and being able to use GitHub Copilot, Cloud Code, OpenAI's Codex, the great thing about being able to use these tools is that you can have an idea and there's now zero barriers to entry.
Tom ShawGUEST
15:06
So you don't need to think, right, how do I learn to code so that I can build an app? Instead, it's just, what's my idea? And I can get to something that works.
Tom ShawGUEST
15:15
And of course, as a developer, I do have to say that don't just vibe code an entire app and then publish it to millions of people.
Neil MisakPANELIST
25:02
Before you had to go out and either buy or build a routing mechanism, which frontier customers are doing.
Neil MisakPANELIST
25:08
but now we're meeting them right where they are, right? That auto routing capability and GitHub Copilot with Hydrofusion, absolute game changer.
Neil MisakPANELIST
25:16
I'll highlight on the topic of unlimited creativity.
Neil MisakPANELIST
25:20
I learned during my time at ASU, Will.i.am is actually a professor there.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
1:44
At the time, people, even myself included, weren't really sure what to make of this acquisition.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
1:48
Like, what was Microsoft's interest, really, in open source? It was marketed as an investment into open source, but yeah, yeah, yeah, what are you really going for? Well, fast forward a bit to mid-2021, and GitHub Copilot is released as a sort of technical preview.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:03
GitHub Copilot is nothing more than a GPT-style model that is just simply trained on programming code.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:11
A lot of code.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:13
Basically, all of GitHub.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:15
GitHub Copilot, if you're a programmer, is truly a life-changing piece of software for $10 a month.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:24
Most importantly, it works and it works really well.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:27
It's a large language application that is just phenomenally applied to a sort of user setting.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
31:29
How I let an iCode a game for me.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
31:31
What if I would ask an artificial intelligence to rid a game for me? Is it hard? Will it work? I'm using GitHub Copilot to try it out.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
31:40
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Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
31:41
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Jamie BasilikosHOST
31:56
So that basically means you'll be able to pick up the harness of Gemini, sorry, the harness of Google's AI platform.
Jamie BasilikosHOST
32:06
Now, you can argue whether or not that harness is as good as, let's say, Anthropix or OpenAI's or Microsoft's through GitHub Copilot, but that is big.
Jamie BasilikosHOST
32:16
It's not just the model itself, but it's the model and the harness.
Jamie BasilikosHOST
32:20
And in my opinion today, It's the harness that matters more than the model because the models are pretty much...

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