Sep 28, 2026 · 47 min · 10 segments
What happens when you step into New York’s tech scene and start asking the people building the future about AI? In this episode, at the 5th annual NYC Tech Event @ in Madison Sq. Park (hosted by…
Scott HartleyGuest
Richard OdiorGuest
Vivek SharmaGuestJesse MiddletonGuest
Laurence LymanHost
Sofia LaurellGuest
Kris SandorGuest
Howard MorganGuestAnd then in terms of news of the week, what do you think is the best story this week to talk about?

There's the anthropic, I guess, could you call it a whistleblower or just a guy posting on social media?
And there's a lot of debate because, number one, it's like they kind of stole an approach from a human and then had a bunch of agents go run it to ground.
And so there's a lot of debate about whether it's really that impressive or it's actually not that impressive.

Yeah, it lacked or it did not have the same level of integrity as what these mathematicians were working on for years.

It was an interesting problem, I think, for the math community because it's kind of separating, and that article you sent touched on it really well.

It's separating the proof from the, forgot the exact wording, but from the struggle, essentially.
And then in terms of news of the week, what do you think is the best story this week to talk about?

There's the anthropic, I guess, could you call it a whistleblower or just a guy posting on social media?
And there's a lot of debate because, number one, it's like they kind of stole an approach from a human and then had a bunch of agents go run it to ground.
And so there's a lot of debate about whether it's really that impressive or it's actually not that impressive.

Yeah, it lacked or it did not have the same level of integrity as what these mathematicians were working on for years.

It was an interesting problem, I think, for the math community because it's kind of separating, and that article you sent touched on it really well.

It's separating the proof from the, forgot the exact wording, but from the struggle, essentially.
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