HeyJaredGenerative AI Group Podcast
Weekly audio summaries of the Generative AI Group discussions.
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- Sep 20, 2026
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Week of 2026-09-20 (opens the original)
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Alex: Hello and welcome to The Generative AI Group Digest for the week of 20 September 2026! Maya: We're Alex and Maya. Alex: [excited] This week felt like one big conversation about control: control over model outputs, control over costs, control over agent behavior, and even control over how much meaning we get out of using these tools. Maya: Absolutely. The group kept circling the same question in different ways: are these systems helping humans do better work, or are they nudging us into a w
Week of 2026-09-13 (opens the original)
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Alex: Hello and welcome to The Generative AI Group Digest for the week of 13 September 2026! Maya: We're Alex and Maya. Alex: [excited] What a week. It felt like the group was circling three huge questions: can AI really do frontier science, what does it mean when agents start coordinating on their own, and which products are actually becoming useful in real life? Maya: And underneath all that, there was a very practical theme: the whole stack is changing fast. Models, harnesses, databases, pric
Week of 2026-09-06 (opens the original)
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Alex: Hello and welcome to The Generative AI Group Digest for the week of 06 September 2026! Maya: We're Alex and Maya. Alex: [excited] This week had a very “the AI stack is becoming the product” feeling. Maya: Totally. The group was talking less about abstract hype and more about what actually works: routing, reliability, browser automation, ads, new model releases, and how agents behave in the wild. Alex: Let’s start with the OpenRouter and Sakana Fugu discussion, because that thread was full
Week of 2026-08-30 (opens the original)
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Alex: Hello and welcome to The Generative AI Group Digest for the week of 30 August 2026! Maya: We're Alex and Maya. Alex: [excited] This week felt like the AI world was splitting into two big questions: what gets cheaper and better, and what becomes standard enough that everyone has to organize around it. Maya: And a lot of the chat was surprisingly practical. People were asking what works for real teams, real agents, real budgets, and real hardware. Alex: Let’s start with model quality and sca
Week of 2026-08-23 (opens the original)
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Alex: Hello and welcome to The Generative AI Group Digest for the week of 23 August 2026! Maya: We're Alex and Maya. Alex: [excited] This week had a strong “what is actually happening under the hood?” feel. People were wrestling with context windows, agent harnesses, retrieval choices, model behavior, and which tools are really worth trusting in day-to-day work. Maya: And there was also a lot of practical realism. Less hype, more “why is this slow,” “why is this forgetting,” and “what should we
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