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Leaderboards reward “best average score.”
Real users reward “answer fast, don’t hallucinate, don’t bankrupt me.”
In this special deep dive episode, AI21’s CTO Barak Lenz walks through four gaps between what models can do and what real AI systems deliver: validation, contextualization (pick the right approach per input), latency (parallelize and stop early), and decomposition (making those choices continuously inside long workflows).
Less “best model.” More “best execution.”
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In this episode of YAAP, Yuval talks with Renee Lau from AWS, a financial services industry specialist who works hands on with banks, insurers, and hedge funds as they try to move generative AI from pilots into production. Renee shares what she s…
You wanted to build an agent.
You ended up debugging GPUs, scaling workers, and chasing OOMs.
In this episode of YAAP, Yuval sits down with Linda from Anyscale to unpack why Ray exists and how it helps AI teams scale without turning every developer into a distributed systems expert.
We trace Ray…
Tavily built a Deep Research Agent with production in mind. Something they could actually scale. So they did the unsexy work. They went through millions of agent logs, found where tokens were being wasted, and optimized each section of the system.
The result surprised them: they cut token consumpt…
Running multiple agents can improve quality. Doing it right is the hard part.
This time we look at the Agent Swarm Fallacy: the idea that throwing more agents at a problem automatically makes systems better. Yuval sits with Or Dagan, AI21 CPO, to explore why this breaks in practice, what happens …
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