Jun 19, 2026

Fable 5: The Full Story from Capabilities to Drama (Ep. 1002 with Jon Krohn)

Anthropic's highly anticipated Claude Fable 5 model, a public version of its advanced "Mythos class" AI with state-of-the-art capabilities in software, vision, and long-context tasks, was released and then swiftly pulled offline by the U.S. government after just three days. The removal, initiated as an export control action over national security concerns stemming from a disputed "jailbreak" claim, highlights the growing tension between frontier AI development, AI safety, and regulatory oversight.

Jun 19, 2026

Microsoft’s new AI models & bots dominate the internet

This episode explores how AI agents now dominate web traffic, the implications for content and advertising, Microsoft's new foundation models (MAI-Thinking-1 and MAI-Image-1) focusing on safety and cost efficiency, and the emergence of AI-generated films at the Tribeca Film Festival, debating AI's role as a creative tool and its impact on the future of art.

Jun 18, 2026

The AI Frontier: from FLOPs to Megawatts — Anjney Midha, AMP

Anjney Midha unpacks the critical bottlenecks in AI scaling beyond just GPU acquisition, advocating for responsible infrastructure, community-aligned data centers, and an independent system operator model for compute. He discusses the perils of research hoarding, the rise of researcher CEOs, and how Anthropic's culture of "preparedness" and "output maxing" led to its success, while also highlighting his personal mission to use AI for precise end-of-life prediction.

Jun 18, 2026

The Production AI Playbook: Deploying Agents at Enterprise Scale — Sandipan Bhaumik, Databricks

Sandipan Bhaumik presents a five-pillar framework for successfully moving AI systems from demos to production, inspired by a retail bank's failed chatbot PoC. The framework covers defining numerical success (Evaluation), tracing every AI decision (Observability), building robust data pipelines (Data Foundation), managing multiple AI interactions (Multi-agent Orchestration), and ensuring accountability and security (Governance). He illustrates these concepts with a banking chatbot case study, emphasizing continuous evaluation, data quality, and a proactive incident playbook.

Jun 18, 2026

The C4 Model: Visualizing Software Architecture • Simon Brown & Susanne Kaiser • GOTO 2026

Simon Brown, creator of the C4 Model, discusses its origin as a practical solution to clarify messy software diagrams. He explains the four hierarchical levels (context, container, component, code), emphasizing that most teams only need the top two for significant value. The discussion highlights the importance of including technology in diagrams, C4's collaborative nature, and practical advice on modeling microservices and bounded contexts, all while advocating for a lightweight, accessible approach to architectural visualization.

Jun 18, 2026

Re-engineering the Semiconductor Supply Chain with Intel CEO Lip Bu Tan

Intel CEO Lip Bu Tan shares his strategic vision for turning around the tech giant, focusing on cultural transformation, strengthening the balance sheet with key investments (including the US government and Nvidia), and driving innovation in foundry, advanced packaging, and new materials. He discusses collaborations like Terafab with Elon Musk, the profound impact of AI on the semiconductor supply chain, and his investment philosophy for the evolving industry, aiming to position Intel for agentic and physical AI at the edge and client, not just centralized compute.