Slightly Caffeinated
Peru Beans, AI Doom, and Code Review Burden
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TJ Miller and Chris Gmyr get into the week's AI doom and gloom, from the Hugging Face incident to calls for regulation, before turning to a problem hitting their teams right now. They compare notes on automated code review, adversarial reviewers that never stop finding issues, and the evals it takes to tune them.
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References Mentioned
- ESP32 - the Wi-Fi controller chip TJ is wiring his shelf LED strips to
- Sonari - TJ's transcription app, with beta invites going out from the mailing list next week
- Halcyon - TJ's notes app, the other project he spun back up this week
- Mt. Comfort Coffee Peru Medium Roast - the 2.5 pound Costco bag TJ and his wife are loving
- Bizzy Espresso Blend Cold Brew - Chris's replacement espresso cold brew
- Anthropic researcher resigns with a warning - Jacob Coxon's resignation that kicked off the week's AI safety news
- OpenAI and Hugging Face incident - the containment failure both hosts point to
- Cal Newport: Anthropic Just Threatened to Kill Billions of People - Cal's recap and take on the resignation
- The Diary of a CEO - the podcast where TJ heard a former OpenAI forecaster describe the race to self-improving AI
- GitHub Copilot - the org-wide reviewer Chris syncs Claude rules into
- Amazon Bedrock - what Chris's AI reviewer workflow runs on
- CodeRabbit - the AI review tool TJ wants to study for ideas