Sep 22, 2025

The Death of Classical Computer Science • Matt Welsh & Julian Wood • GOTO 2025

Matt Welsh, former Harvard professor and AI researcher, posits that Large Language Models (LLMs) are not just tools but are evolving into new, general-purpose computers. He argues this signifies the "death of classical computer science," as direct, natural language problem-solving will replace human-written code. This shift promises to democratize computing, moving beyond a "programming priesthood" to empower everyone, while also raising critical challenges regarding job displacement, societal equity, and our adaptation to this powerful technology.

Sep 22, 2025

Ethical Hacking in Action: Red Teaming, Pen Testing, & Cybersecurity

Explore the core tasks of ethical hacking, from vulnerability scanning to red teaming. This guide covers engagement structure, hacker methodologies, key frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK, and the essential tools for cybersecurity professionals.

Sep 21, 2025

How LiveKit Became An AI Company By Accident

Russ d'Sa, CEO of LiveKit, recounts the company's unexpected journey from a pandemic-era open-source WebRTC project to becoming a crucial infrastructure provider for AI voice interfaces, most notably for OpenAI's ChatGPT. He details the serendipitous moments that led to this pivot and shares his vision for LiveKit as the nervous system for a multimodal AI future.

Sep 20, 2025

Data Analytics & AI for Engineers | Altair RapidMiner

A detailed walkthrough of the Altair RapidMiner platform, demonstrating how to build a complete predictive maintenance solution. The session covers low-code data preparation and visualization, automated machine learning with AutoAI, text analytics using both traditional methods and generative AI, and culminates in the creation of a sophisticated AI agent for operator support.

Sep 19, 2025

Building a Debugger • Sy Brand & Tim Misiak

Sy Brand, author of "Building a Debugger," and Tim Misiak explore how implementing a debugger is one of the most effective ways to gain a deep understanding of operating systems, compilers, and hardware. They delve into the unexpected complexities of core features like stack unwinding and code stepping, the challenges posed by legacy APIs like ptrace and debug formats like DWARF, and the future of debugging with advancements in time travel debugging and tools for optimized code.

Sep 19, 2025

Anthropic Economic Index, Virtual Agent Economies, AlterEgo and How People Use ChatGPT

A discussion on a new report detailing how people use ChatGPT, the global AI adoption trends from Anthropic's Economic Index, the future of AI agent economies, and the practicality of emerging AI wearables like AlterEgo and Meta's smart glasses.