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The Good Stuff is a low-fi dialogue with Pete Winn and Andy David. Each week, we share our everyday experiences working with artificial intelligence and how it's fundamentally changing the rules of work and business, the economy, entrepreneurship, and human potential.
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Intelligence Snacks 71 – The AI Industry Is Wrong w. Paul Itoi (opens the original)
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Paul Itoi, founder of Stakwork, thinks the AI industry has the model wrong. Reliable enterprise AI will depend less on agents doing everything and more on workflows, shared memory and systems that can turn discovered work into repeatable software. Paul joins Pete and Andy to explore factored cognition, recursive AI systems, graph memory and Stakwork’s forthcoming open-source work. They also get into what happens when AI removes the easy parts of work, why successful automation could actually mea
Intelligence Snacks 70 - The Malleable Computer (opens the original)
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Back in the van by the beach, Pete and Andy explore how longer-running agents are changing the way people work. They move from sovereign infrastructure and the new Intelligence Snacks production system to AI-assisted writing, purpose-built agent workflows and the return of the interface. The conclusion: AI is less a finished consumer product than a capital good whose value comes from applying intelligence to real businesses and problems. **Key Moments:** - [00:03] Episode 70 begins in the newly
Intelligence Snacks 69 - When AI Agents have Wallets (opens the original)
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Should AI agents have wallets, and what happens when they can earn, spend, rent infrastructure and act without asking a human to approve every step? Pete and Andy sit down with Piers from Mineracks to explore the collision between AI agents, Bitcoin, Nostr and sovereign infrastructure. They get into agent payments, self-funded compute, abuse, identity, tax, cybersecurity and liability. They also explore a practical principle for building with AI. Use intelligence where judgment is needed, then t
Intelligence Snacks 68 - The Sole Entrepreneur (opens the original)
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Hosts: Pete and Andy · Guest: Rod, founder of Shoshow What changes when one founder with a fleet of AI agents can build what once required venture capital, a technical co-founder, and a large engineering team? Pete and Andy sit down with Rod to explore the rise of the sole entrepreneur: keeping equity and control, making more bets, attacking bloated incumbents, and building deeply for small communities. Rod grounds the theory in Shoshow, his Nostr-based live-commerce platform, and closes with a
Intelligence Snacks 67 - Local Models, Private Agents, and Wingman (opens the original)
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# Intelligence Snacks, Episode 67: Local Models, Private Agents, and Wingman*Hosts: Pete and Andy · Guest: Anthony*What does useful, sovereign AI look like when the frontier providers can change the rules overnight? Pete, Andy, and Anthony compare local models, private-agent appliances, and the hardware needed to keep capable AI close to home. The conversation then moves from personal automation to small-business adoption, why familiar interfaces matter, and how Wingman, Flight Deck, Autopilot,
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