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AI will not replace leaders, but it will expose them: A conversation with Dora Boussias (opens the original)
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Jaime and Shadab had a pleasure of hosting Dora Boussias, an award-winning Data & AI leader with nearly three decades of experience driving transformation at organizations including GE, Stryker, and Prudential. Dora talked about what separates organizations that create real business value with AI from those that get caught chasing what Dora calls the “buzz du jour”. We talked about several relevant topics and this is the highlight of our conversation. 1. Speed is not strategy. There is enormous
#115 – Is AGI here with GPT-6 Astra?, Fable/Mythos-5.1, MAI-IMAGE-2.6, NYC Schools AI Policy & more (opens the original)
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Is GPT-6 Astra a major step toward more autonomous AI? In Episode 115 of The AI Files, Jaime and Shadab break down OpenAI’s latest frontier model, including its million-token context window, computer-use capabilities, pricing, cybersecurity threshold, and restricted rollout. They also cover Anthropic’s Claude Fable and Mythos 5.1, Google’s Gemini 3.8 Flash and Flash Cyber, Microsoft’s MAI-Image-2.6 models, Meta’s Muse Spark 1.3, and New York City’s sweeping restrictions on generative AI in schoo
#114 - AI Robot Beats Usain Bolt?! Nvidia’s $96B Quarter, OpenAI’s New Chip & the Future of AI (opens the original)
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A humanoid robot just ran 100 meters faster than Usain Bolt’s world record — but that may not even be the biggest AI story of the week. In Episode 114 of The AI Files, Jaime and Shadab break down another massive week in artificial intelligence, from humanoid robotics and physical-world AI agents to custom AI chips, open-source models, enterprise agents, and the rapidly expanding AI infrastructure race. This week we cover: 🤖 China’s World Humanoid Robot Games, where the Tiangong Ultra robot repor
A conversation with Husein Sharaf - Founder and CEO of Cloudforce (opens the original)
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Husein Sharaf, CEO and Founder of Cloudforce, shares his startup journey and pivots as he grew his company into a company with AI and engineering culture. We also discussed the AI Purgatory and how he focuses on making AI usable to everyone. We covered a lot of grounds but here are a few highlights: 💡 AI may actually make junior talent more valuable, not less. There is a lot of discussion about AI eliminating entry-level work. Husein offered a compelling counterpoint: today's junior employees ar
#113 - Model routing opportunity, AI Surveillance backlash, OpenAI Cyber Safety, Meta Pocket & more (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jaime & Shadab discuss backlash against AI data centers, OpenAI’s cyber-safety slowdown and zero-data-retention push, Stripe’s OpenRouter acquisition, AI surveillance privacy concerns, power and networking bottlenecks, OpenAI’s gains on Anthropic, AI-authored web content, Replit–Cursor–Warp’s emerging development stack, Meta’s new AI apps & more
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