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Reasoning helps an agent choose its next move. Reliable action also depends on usable tools, meaningful feedback, memory, and control over the workflow.
Part 1 follows AI engineering’s growing community into inference economics, enterprise agents, synthetic data and the businesses succeeding close to either the machines or the customer.
Part 2 follows the move from impressive models to usable products: simpler image editing, branching agent execution, portable memory, harder evaluations and falling inference costs.
What users keep, edit, share, or discard can help diagnose AI output. Amplitude’s early question-to-chart work connects those signals to product experiments and a longer-term ambition to model behavior itself.
How DNA-encoded screens, careful controls and an agent sandbox turn measured protein–molecule interactions into experiments for models.
Experiments have runtimes. Part 1 follows Lila’s effort to turn physical laboratories into training feedback for scientific AI, from callable instruments to catalysts, materials, and cell therapies.
Lindy’s redesign makes required actions explicit while leaving models room to interpret information—a division of labor that shapes its workflows, memory, evaluations, and product strategy.
A July 2023 launch-day conversation about commercially usable models, the engineering behind human feedback, and the applications still waiting to be tested.
From XGBoost to browser-based language models, MLC tackles the engineering cost of making models useful across hardware.
From laptop models to camera conversations, 2024 expanded what people could do with LLMs—and exposed the reliability, interface and trust problems that builders still needed to solve.
Part 2 of the January–February 2024 recap: Gemini’s million-token context, prompt transparency, anniversary demos of Lindy, RWKV, Pixee, and Julius, and listeners on evaluation and technical community.
Part 3 of 3 of Latent Space’s January–February 2024 recap closes with listener questions about research coverage, AI user experience, and organizing a community around working demos.
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A conversation with Greg Brockman about OpenAI’s path to AGI, alongside our analysis of GPT-5, Codex, and the shift to agentic coding.
Thariq Shihipar on Claude Code’s next era: prompts, harnesses, plugins, and agents—and what it takes to keep pace with the frontier.
Marc Andreessen on the future of the browser, Pi and OpenClaw, and why this wave of AI feels different.
Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg on Biohub’s plans for frontier AI and virtual biology, and the ambition to cure or prevent disease.
Anima Anandkumar on modeling the physical world, from weather to fusion reactors, and why physics needs more than language models.
John Platt on automating science, tackling climate change, and how the next generation can contribute in the age of AI.
Anthropic brings interactive apps into Claude with an open MCP standard for richer AI interfaces.
What Sam Altman’s town hall reveals about building startups in the age of AI.
Moonshot’s multimodal model brings competitive coding, native image and video understanding, and parallel agents.
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