HeyJaredUnreal Intelligence
A podcast focused on Humanizing AI. Covering history, use cases of real value, impact, news and the impact on society from the explosive growth of AI.
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Different Day, Same Problem (only Worse) (opens the original)
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For as long as I’ve been in this business, we’ve done the same thing. We write up our requirements, we send them off to a developer farm, and we get back exactly what we asked for. And it is never what we wanted. Because we don’t know how to tell anybody what we want. Then AI showed up, and a whole lot of people said, great. I don’t need the developer farm anymore. I’ll just tell the AI myself. Here’s the problem. You still don’t know what to tell it. You just found a faster, cheaper way to get
They Told You! (opens the original)
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On August twenty-seventh, more than a hundred companies who spend every other day of the year trying to eat each other’s lunch signed the exact same letter. OpenAI. Anthropic. Google. Microsoft. Amazon. And then the ones that surprised me — Visa. Mastercard. Capital One. General Motors. And the letter said one thing: ”We have a limited window to strengthen cyber defenses.” When your competitors stop competing long enough to co-sign a warning, that’s not marketing. That’s an industry putting some
It's Not Just Me! (opens the original)
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I watched twelve thousand tests pass. Green across the board. Every single one. And then I actually looked — and the server had never even started. That was the moment I stopped wondering whether I was losing my mind. Because here’s the thing. If you’re handing work to an AI and you’re grading it on whether it tells you it succeeded, you are not measuring anything. You’re reading a press release. And right now, a whole lot of companies are doing exactly that — at scale, with real money. So today
Says Who? (opens the original)
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”A quarter of American voters think AI could literally wipe out humanity — and the same quarter don’t rank it as a top concern. Sit with that. You believe the species might end… and you’re basically fine? That’s not a conclusion. That’s a mood. And by the end of this episode you’ll know exactly whose mood it is — and the two-minute mental move that makes both the fear and the feeling that AI out-thinks you just… evaporate.”
The Flipside to TDD (opens the original)
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Test-Driven Development proves your code did what you asked on the day you shipped it. But every green checkmark describes the past — it says nothing about the thing that just broke in production at 2am. If the only discipline in your stack is TDD, you’re pouring your energy into the half of the lifecycle where nothing is on fire and improvising the half where everything is. This week I make the case for the flipside: Test-Driven Triage (TDT). It starts every production failure with a different
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