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Stay in the loop with the biggest stories in AI—without the noise and nonsense.
Each week, Jack Houghton (CPO at Mindset AI) unpacks the latest news, research, and product trends shaping the future of artificial intelligence.
From OpenAI breakthroughs to unicorn startups, In The Loop delivers sharp, less than 20-minute episodes packed with insights for product leaders, engineers, and AI-curious innovators.
Subscribe to get smarter about AI, every week. Don't forget to rate and share the show with other AI enthusiasts.
Check out Mindset AI: https://bit.ly/40lJr6B
Each week, Jack Houghton (CPO at Mindset AI) unpacks the latest news, research, and product trends shaping the future of artificial intelligence.
From OpenAI breakthroughs to unicorn startups, In The Loop delivers sharp, less than 20-minute episodes packed with insights for product leaders, engineers, and AI-curious innovators.
Subscribe to get smarter about AI, every week. Don't forget to rate and share the show with other AI enthusiasts.
Check out Mindset AI: https://bit.ly/40lJr6B
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Jev is a new kind of AI model that can't write anything. Instead it does the most important but most expensive thing the very best models do: make's decisions
It reads an email, a lead or a document, picks from answers you've written down, and does it in under a second for a fraction of the cost th…
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Anthropic's Dario Amodei published an essay saying the whole industry has to slow down, and Musk, Altman and Hassabis all backed it inside a day.
In this episode of In The Loop, I'm going through what Amodei is actually proposing and whether it could work
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(01:00) – OpenAI p…
Within his first two weeks as COO at Turtl, Dave Martin and his team built a churn prediction model. Tested against historic customer data, it predicted churn with 98% accuracy.
Work like that normally takes six months or more, plus an agency and external partners. Most companies still make that ca…
Anthropic went from $9bn of annualised revenue in December to $65bn by the end of July, and it's expected to list in October at close to $2 trillion - the highest price any company has ever carried into a stock market debut.
If you work backwards from that valuation backwards and it has to be earn…
In this episode of In The Loop, I'm going through four tactics engineers any many others use every day that almost nobody outside engineering has heard of:
Fan out, adversarial review, ChatGPT's computer history, and the browser Claude got of its own this month.
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(01:00) – W…
Once a week, an agent at StackOne goes hunting for new prompt injection attacks. It reads papers, trawls Reddit, tries what it finds against real models, keeps the attacks that land, and retrains StackOne's defence model on them. A person still approves every deployment.
Guillaume Lebedel, their C…
Anthropic went from about a billion dollars in revenue to about forty-seven billion in a bit over a year, roughly doubling every six weeks.
In this episode of In The Loop, I'm going through how the fastest-growing company in history actually builds software, and pulling out five things you can le…
OpenAI took two of its most capable models, told them to prove how good they were at hacking, and switched off the safety filters to see what they could really do.
Instead of solving the test, one model broke out of its sandbox, found its way onto the open internet, and hacked into Hugging Face to…
Taste & judgment.
It's the word everyone's obsessed with right now. Every founder, podcast, every VC, every post you scroll past saying it's the one skill that survives once AI can do the rest.
Thing is, it's a bit of a sh*t word, like strategy: everyone nods along, then goes quiet the second…
A well-behaved AI agent deleted a company's entire production database, and every backup with it, in nine seconds. Nobody hacked it. It was doing exactly what it had been told, with a key it should never have been holding.
And the thing that made it possible is now one command away from everyone …
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