Sep 04, 2025

The Day AI Solves My Puzzles Is The Day I Worry (Prof. Cristopher Moore)

Professor Cristopher Moore of the Santa Fe Institute discusses the surprising effectiveness of AI, arguing it stems from the rich, non-random structure of the real world. He explores the limits of current models, the nature of intelligence as creative problem-solving and abstraction, the importance of grounding and shared reality, and the profound implications of computational irreducibility and the need for algorithmic transparency in high-stakes applications.

Sep 04, 2025

Reliability Engineering Mindset • Alex Ewerlöf & Charity Majors • GOTO 2025

Alex Ewerlöf, author of "Reliability Engineering Mindset," discusses the significant gap between Google's idealized SRE practices and the resource-constrained reality of most companies. The conversation focuses on making Service Level Objectives (SLOs) practical by tying Service Level Indicators (SLIs) directly to business impact, using them as a data-driven communication tool to negotiate reliability costs, and moving from a "best practice" to a "fit practice" mindset.

Sep 04, 2025

Are AI Agent Identities Really Unique? AI's Role in Digital Workflows

Grant Miller explores the complex and evolving nature of AI agent identities within organizations, posing five critical questions about their classification, governance, and role alongside human employees.

Sep 04, 2025

Predictability Beats Accuracy in Enterprise AI

Anant Bhardwaj, CEO of Instabase, presents a pragmatic guide for building enterprise AI. He argues that AI agents are best used during the 'design-time' to create predictable workflows, rather than for autonomous 'runtime' operations. Bhardwaj also debunks the hype around RAG, highlighting its dependency on data quality, and explains why trust in AI systems stems from predictability, not just accuracy.

Sep 04, 2025

No Priors Ep. 130 | With OpenEvidence Founder Daniel Nadler

Daniel Nadler, founder of OpenEvidence, discusses the platform's rapid adoption by 40% of US physicians. He explains how OpenEvidence solves the semantic search problem in high-stakes clinical decision-making, its growth strategy of treating doctors as consumers, and how AI will reshape medical education and the role of the physician.

Sep 04, 2025

Catastrophic agent failure and how to avoid it // Edward Upton // Agents in Production 2025

Edward, a founding engineer at Asteroid, discusses the critical challenge of managing catastrophic failures in agentic browser solutions, particularly in high-stakes domains like healthcare and insurance. He shares real-world examples of agent failures and outlines a practical framework for building more reliable, predictable, and accountable agents by scoping their capabilities, implementing robust human-in-the-loop tooling, and employing independent evaluation systems.