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What Just Happened?
Nathan and his co-host return to the Cognitive Revolution podcast after a six-week summer hiatus to catch up on what they describe as...
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Benchmarking Coding Agents on New vs Legacy Codebases — Denys Linkov, Wisedocs
Denys Linkov, ML lead at Wisedocs, presents findings from a six-month production refactor of the company's AI pipeline at the AI Engi...
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Rethinking Environments for Long-Horizon Work — Rayan Garg, Theta Software
The co-founders of Theta Software — one previously a founding engineer at Deep Silken working on ternary models — present a framework...
04:59
OpenAI is so back… GPT 5.6 Sol first look
Fireship takes its characteristically fast-paced look at the GPT 5.6 family launch, covering the regulatory context that now shapes h...
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Mythos Returns But Not For Everyone
The AI Daily Brief covers a pivotal development in US AI regulation: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's letter to Anthropic reinstat...
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OpenAI Just Introduced GPT 5.6 (Beats Claude Fable 5 And Mythos)
OpenAI has introduced three new models under the GPT-5.6 family: Soul (flagship), Terra (balanced everyday use), and Luna (fast, high...
03:02:05
Swyx on AI.Engineer + State of SWE
The Cognitive Revolution podcast opens the week with Swyx (Shawn Wang), organizer of AI.Engineer, in an extended conversation about t...
21:34
Memory and dreaming for self learning agents
Ravi, who leads the API Knowledge team at Anthropic, presents a focused technical talk on Memory and Dreaming — two recently launched...
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How AI is changing Software Engineering: A Conversation with Gergely Orosz, @pragmaticengineer
Gergely Orosz, author of The Pragmatic Engineer newsletter, takes the stage at the AI Engineer conference to discuss a quietly spread...
03:13:02
It’s Crunch Time: Ajeya Cotra on RSI & AI-Powered AI Safety Work, from the 80,000 Hours Podcast
Ajeya Cotra — senior risk assessment researcher at Meter, former head of technical AI safety grant-making at Open Philanthropy, and t...