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Alexa’s Input is a podcast about how technology actually moves forward. Hosted by Alexa Griffith, it features conversations with engineers, founders, CEOs, and leaders shaping today’s tech landscape.
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Building the Network for AI Agents — Yan Avlasov, Google (opens the original)
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AI agents bring new demands to the infrastructure connecting them to models, tools, and data. Each agent can have its own permissions and state, and spend much of its time asleep before waking up to make another request. Supporting that behavior at scale changes how the network routes traffic, loads policies, and manages resources. In this episode of Alexa’s Input (AI), I sit down with Yan Avlasov, Staff Software Engineer at Google and a senior maintainer of Envoy, to talk about building the net
Personal Security with Alex Zenla, Founder and CTO of Edera (opens the original)
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In this episode of Alexa's Input (AI), I sit down with Alex Zenla, founder and CTO of Edera. Alex grew up in a small town in Alabama, found a computer young, and started building. Her story is unlike many in tech. She taught herself to program and got a job in tech at 14 years old. Since then, she's been actively building and involved in open source. She's currently the founder and CTO of Edera, a company whose product integrates security into the lowest layers of the platform without sacrificin
Paying Attention in the Age of Agents (opens the original)
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AI agents have created more possibilities for engineers than ever before. But what does daily life actually look like for the builders who've gone all in? In my very first panel episode, I sit down with Adam Anzuoni from Cursor, Taylor Dolezal from Dosu, and Peter Bell from Gather.dev. Three builders running agents every day for real work, not demos. Peter runs nine API plans across three Mac Minis, with built-in adversarial review. Adam manages cloud agents from his phone. Taylor is building th
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