Olivia Buzek

Gabe Goodhart, an AI architect focused on open innovation, joins Chris Hay, a distinguished engineer in developer tooling, and Olivia Buzek, a developer advocate for AI. They explore the highs and lows of AI code generation, highlighting a dramatic optimization success with Apple Metal versus significant failures in simple tasks. The team debates whether models or developers dictate architecture and discusses the importance of agent orchestration over mere model selection. They also tackle the competitive landscape between open-source and proprietary tools, emphasizing the challenges of inference costs and co-evolution in closed ecosystems.

Volkmar Uhlig, CTO of Data Platform and Engineering, shares insights on integrating AI and the balance between edge and cloud. Olivia Buzek, Lead Developer Advocate, discusses the user experience of Claude Cowork, addressing trust and usability. Mihai Criveti, Distinguished Engineer, highlights the limitations and security considerations of AI in coding. They explore Apple's partnership with Google for next-gen Siri and the implications for on-device AI, plus a surprising admission from Linus Torvalds about using AI for coding projects.

Olivia Buzek, reporting from NVIDIA GTC with on-the-ground views of agentic AI and robotics. Martin Keen, Master Inventor analyzing industry strategy and market impacts. Merve Unuvar, director focused on agent platforms and enterprise governance. They discuss NVIDIA’s NemoClaw and agent control layers. They debate agent-driven compute, Shopify’s shopping agents, and OpenAI’s enterprise and coding pivot.