Latent Space

La compañía afirma que el rendimiento de chips por oblea aumentó más de un cincuenta por ciento frente a su nodo anterior, brindando a los fabricantes de dispositivos chinos una segunda opción de abastecimiento fuera de Samsung, SK Hynix y Micron.

Y en el frente de los agentes, seis clones independientes del agente Jev de Type Safe aparecieron en menos de cuarenta y ocho horas esta semana, según Latent Space.

Una prueba de estrés de la rapidez con que una arquitectura de agente novedosa se replica una vez que su diseño es público.

Volviendo al incidente de Gemini, Google afirma que su modelo se detuvo cada vez que detectó que había accedido a una empresa real y que las medidas de seguridad funcionaron.

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Yeah, it's funny you bring that up, and just very briefly, uh, Swix, uh, so he's, uh, famous for Latent Space, uh, his CodeAI Summit.

I mean, he's, uh, uh, kind of...

I learned so much from his podcast and stuff.

The last mile of a workflow, the unanticipated 20% that determines whether the other 80% gets used, can't be discovered from a discovery call.

Latent Space argues tacit operational knowledge lives only in people and undocumented workflows, and the only way to get it is embedding engineers inside customer operations.

Deep learning AI lands on the same conclusion from a different angle.

Developers now fill specification gaps with judgment, so product sense, design sense, and business sense are becoming core engineering skills.

Kevin Ball, or KBall, is the vice president of engineering at Mento and an independent coach for engineers and engineering leaders.

He co-founded and served as CTO for two companies, founded the San Diego JavaScript Meetup, and organizes the AI In Action discussion group through Latent Space.

Check out the show notes to follow KBall on Twitter or LinkedIn, or visit his website, kball.llc. [upbeat music]

Jorg, welcome to the show.

Kevin Ball, or Kball, is the vice president of engineering at Mento and an independent coach for engineers and engineering leaders.

He co-founded and served as CTO for two companies, founded the San Diego JavaScript Meetup, and organizes the AI in Action discussion group through Latent Space.

Check out the show notes to follow Kball on Twitter or LinkedIn, or visit his website, kball.llc. [upbeat music]

John, welcome to the show.

I do like it because yours provides an enterprise viewpoint, which I like because it provides an enterprise viewpoint I like.

And then I can talk about AI engineering on latent space.

Latent space is another one that I listen to.

And so these are the few of the podcasts, Peter.

Great suggestions all.

models? Hey everybody, I'm Paul, founder of Browserbase, and I'm here on Navigators, our new series where we interview leaders in AI and talk about how they're navigating through building companies in this crazy age where AI is changing everything all the time.

I'm here with Sean Wang, aka Swix, the founder of the Latent Space podcast and AIE, AI Engineering's World Fair, the best conference for AI engineers.

And I'm excited because Sean here has been like the narrator of AI.

You have covered it through Latent Space since what the modern AI beginning has been.

I'd love to kind of hear like, what are the stages of this been? It's maybe if you could describe it in like a three-act play.

What act are we in and what's coming next?

And I think that's a very legitimate debate in the AI industry right now because Is it fundamentally incompatible with capitalism that capitalism is able to fund these things and no other system can fund these things, which is great for capitalism? At the same time, entities and companies are going to seek power and they're going to hold their power and they're going to accumulate more power and it will get bigger.

And is that beneficial for the rest of humanity? I think these are very open, fundamental questions that I'm sure Anthopik has thought through very deeply and weighed the risks of.

Ball, is the vice president of engineering at Mento and an independent coach for engineers and engineering leaders.

He co-founded and served as CTO for two companies, founded the San Diego JavaScript Meetup, and organizes the AI in Action discussion group through Latent Space.

Check out the show notes to follow K.

Ball on Twitter or LinkedIn or visit his website, kball.llc. [upbeat music]