The Build - Ai dev and product show.
Ep24 - 5.2, gdpeval and arc smash, joint embedding models deep dive
Dec 13, 20251h 30mS0
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Hosted by Cameron Rohn and Tom Spencer · technology · EN · 21 episodes
Weekly deep dives on the most interesting dev, ai and product releases, research updates and emerging trends in the AI engineering, agent development and software industry.
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Episode #22
<p>In this conversation, Tom Spencer and Cameron Rohn explore various themes surrounding AI, including nostalgic references to early AI tools, the evolution of product management with AI, and the innovative capabilities of deep agents and open-source models. They discuss the importance of context in AI communication, the iterative learning process of AI agents, and the challenges of managing expectations with AI outputs. The conversation also delves into the role of long-term memory in AI, the emergence of Kimi K2 Thinking, and the intricacies of fine-tuning AI models for specific tasks. In this conversation, Cameron Rohn and Tom Spencer delve...
Episode #20
<p>AI Summit and CAT-MIP Initiative Cameron spoke at an AI summit hosted by N-able, a company formerly part of SolarWinds. His talk focused on the infrastructure gaps that Managed Services Providers (MSPs) face when handling AI. Consortium for AI Terminology (CAT-MIP): https://cat-mip.org/N-able (Host Company): https://www.n-able.com/AI Market and Stock News Google's stock is performing exceptionally well, and Gemini reportedly has 600-650 million daily active users. A new deal between Microsoft and OpenAI restructures OpenAI into a public benefit corporation, with Microsoft holding a 27% stake. As part of this, OpenAI pre-committed to purchasing $250 billion...
The Build - Ai dev and product show.
<p>Takeaways1- Tom discusses his recent trip to Texas and the importance of brisket.2 - Cameron shares his experience with the DGX and running DeepSeek OCR.3 - Tom highlights the funding announcement for LangChain and its implications.4 - Cameron expresses excitement about the new features in Google Gemini.5 - Tom discusses the performance of different AI trading algorithms.6 - Cameron shares insights on the OCR performance comparison between DeepSeek and Tesseract.7 - Tom explains the significance of the DGX in running large models.8 - Cameron discusses the potential for continuous fine-tuning in AI models.9 - Tom shares his thoughts...
Episode #18
<p>Key Points</p><p>Why “computer use” agents matter for real form-filling and CRUD tasks</p><p>Live look at Gemini 2.5 Computer Use, Browserbase/Playwright, and WebVoyager-style tasks</p><p>Operator vs Claude/Gemini computer use: accuracy, speed, and safety guardrails (CAPTCHAs, consent, impersonation)</p><p>Where computer use fits vs MCP tools, local OS access, and classic scraping</p><p>Veo 3.1 API update: reference images and start/end frames for consistent video</p><p>Claude Code Plugins & community marketplaces (sub-agents, tools, slash commands)</p><p>GitHub “Spec Kit” and spec-driven workflows for coding at scale</p><p>Cerebras inferenc...
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