A podcast for software engineers and AI enthusiasts exploring the latest developments in AI, coding tools, and automation. Hosted by two big tech engineers, we break down how AI is reshaping software development, discuss cutting-edge tools, and debate where the industry is headed. Stay ahead of the curve and future-proof your skills.
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Join Nomad Remy and Rick as they explore the cutting-edge world of artificial intelligence and its implications for humanity's future. Each week, they dive deep into topics ranging from AGI development and AI safety to the philosophical and ethical questions surrounding artificial intelligence. Whether you're an AI researcher, tech enthusiast, or simply curious about how AI will shape our future, this podcast offers fascinating insights and thought-provoking discussions about one of the most important developments in human history.
đĽ This week on Watch Out for AGI, Remy and Emrick break down the launch of GPT-5.1 â whatâs real, whatâs hype, and why so many users felt GPT-5 was a downgrade from GPT-4.0. We compare GPT-5.1 Instant, Thinking Mode, instruction-following upgrades, and the missing benchmarks.đ¤ Then Remy shows how he built a full AI product in under 3 hours using Claude Opus, Figma AI, and Fathom Analytics â a new tool called SearchRankAI that tracks how often AI platforms reference your site.đŹ Highlights:GPT-5.1 vs GPT-4.0: warmth, tone, sycophancy & usabilityWhy Claude Opus feels like a real co-founder (pushback + planning mode)The problem with ChatGPT Atlas & agent modeBuilding an MVP fast with Claude, Figma AI, Next.js, and a one-page specReal traffic data: AI search already sending users
đ¨Â Cursor 2.0 drops: Remy and Emrick break down the massive upgrade â new Composer model, parallel agents, GitHub integration, fast model inference, and a browser embedded into the IDE. How does it stack up against Haiku, Claude 3.5, and GPT-5?đ§  LLM workflows: Why using fast models like Haiku or Composer can dramatically speed up dev tasks â from JSON serialization to PR generation â and how multi-agent orchestration is being redefined.đ¤Â Robot news: 1X Neo takes over X with a humanoid robot⌠but thereâs a catch. A big one. Remy and Emrick react to the privacy implications, teleoperation model, and contrast it with Figure.ai and Tesla Optimus.đ Claude overtakes OpenAI in B2B usage: what this means for the enterprise LLM market and why Metaâs AI strategy is falling apart.đ§ Tech mentioned: Cursor, Haiku, Claude 3.5, GPT-5, Sonnet 4.5, Codex, Cerebras, Jetson Thor, Worktree, GitHub Agents.
đĽ This week on Watch Out for AGI, Remy and Emrick dive deep into a monster episode packed with real insights for devs and AI builders:đĽ Haiku 4.5 â Now free in Cursor, itâs beating Claude Sonnet 4 in SWE benchmarks. Can it actually replace Sonnet in your stack? Remy thinks so.đŻ Claude Skills â New auto-triggered YAML-based tools in Cloud Code. Think modular MCPsâfaster, cheaper, context-efficient.đŹ Vio 3.1 â Googleâs video model now has Pixar-tier scene editing. Insert objects, remove backgrounds, and build shots from stills.đŽ Andurilâs AI Helmet â Real-life Call of Duty tech with thermal vision, drone-powered enemy tracking, and AR overlays. Wild.đ GPT for Google Ads? Remyâs had it with the UIâand built an MCP to end the madness.đ§ Topics: LLM routing strategies, dev workflows, cost optimization, video generation tradeoffs, defense-tech crossover, Neanderthals with Neuralink (yep).#LLMs #Claude #GPT4 #Cursor #CloudCode #MCP #Haiku #Vio #Sora #Startups #AIAutomation #SoftwareDevelopment
đď¸Â Remy (Barcelona) and Emrick (NYC) are back, diving deep into the weekâs most chaotic and fascinating AI news. From OpenAIâs Sora 2 launch to AgentKit, Claude 4.5, and the rise of agent orchestration, this episode covers the real state of AI workflows in 2025âwhere everything works a little too well, and nobody knows what to do while waiting for their agents to finish running.đĽÂ Sora 2 and the new video frontierRemy admits he was wrong: Sora 2 isnât a flopâitâs a monster. The video quality blew expectations away, and the Cameo-style feature for generating your own likeness is shockingly good. But within a week, OpenAI added censorship layers, quantization, and lower-tier models. Emrick breaks down how OpenAI probably manages GPU budgets, scaling down from high-fidelity âProâ models to cheaper quantized versions. They debate whether the hype cycle hides a quiet cost-optimization strategy, and how this shift mirrors the VO3 vs. Sora pricing war.đ§Â AgentKit vs N8N â No-code wars get realOpenAIâs new AgentKit lets you visually build multi-step agents, but itâs a walled gardenâGPT-only. Emrick argues that N8N, the open-source automation powerhouse with 150 K+ stars on GitHub, still wins for flexibility. They compare AgentKitâs flow builder to Zapier, Make, and Cursorâs background agents, asking whether OpenAIâs closed ecosystem can attract devs who already live inside GitHub and MCP-based frameworks. The key question: Can GPTâs smooth UX beat open-source extensibility?đźÂ Claude 4.5 and Anthropicâs B2B pivotThe hosts dissect Anthropicâs slick new Apple-style marketing campaignââAI for the problem solvers.â Remy calls it âfor the weirdos who actually build things.â They discuss why Anthropicâs B2B-first model might outlast OpenAIâs B2C focus, especially as OpenAI adds ads and app integrations into ChatGPT. Emrick predicts Anthropic will dominate enterprise contracts while OpenAI chases consumer traffic and revenue through embedded apps like Spotify, Booking, and Expedia.đąÂ The Apps SDK â GPT becomes a platformOpenAIâs Apps SDK introduces in-chat integrations. Think ChatGPT as a mini web, where apps surface inside conversations. Emrick questions whether this will become an ad layerâwhere apps pay OpenAI for top placementâcreating a new âsearch monopolyâ inside the chat UI.đ§  The Agent Management ProblemRemy and Emrick hit a nerve for every AI developer: what do you do when you press Enter? Real builders juggle 3â10 concurrent agentsâCursor, Claude, OpenAIâall running in different terminals. Thereâs no orchestration layer, no shared context, no âmanager agent.â Emrick envisions a dashboard that acts like a CEO of agents, pulling reports, syncing objectives, and enforcing permissions via agent cards, A2A (agent-to-agent) protocols, and MCP routing. đ§ŠÂ Micro-Hard, Crew.ai, and the future of orchestrationThey revisit Elon Muskâs rumored âMicro-Hardâ conceptâcompanies that run without humansâand the forgotten hype of Crew.ai, once hailed as the next agentic revolution. The missing piece, they argue, is a unified protocol: something between MCP and Agents.md that defines how sub-agents communicate, report, and think. âEvery 1 % model improvement scales the whole virtual company,â says Emrick. âWe just donât have the org chart yet.âđ Between calls: the developerâs dilemmaRemy jokes about running âtiny societiesâ inside his MacBookâdozens of branches, multiple AI threads, and cloud quotas always at risk. Together they imagine future tools that spin up isolated VMs for every feature branch, allowing multiple agents to build in parallel without conflicts.đ§ŠÂ Mentions:Sora 2 ¡ Sora 2 Pro ¡ VO3 ¡ Claude 4.5 ¡ AgentKit ¡ N8N ¡ Cursor ¡ Crew.ai ¡ MCP ¡ Agents.md ¡ Apps SDK ¡ Anthropic ¡ OpenAIđ§ Hosted by Remy and Emrick â Watch Out for AGI, the AI podcast for solopreneurs#AI #LLMs #GPT4 #Claude #Cursor #Startups #Automation #SoftwareDevelopment
SummaryIn this episode of the WatchOut Podcast, hosts Remy and Emrick discuss the latest trends in AI, including the rapid release of new models, the impressive performance of Sonnet 4.5, and the integration of cloud code with VS Code. They explore the significance of memory tools in AI for enhancing contextual understanding, the advancements in video generation with Sora 2, and the emergence of Periodic Labs as a new player in scientific AI. The conversation also touches on the fine-tuning capabilities of Thinking Machines and the potential for AI to advance scientific research.đ Remy and Emrick speed-run a stacked release week:đ§  Claude Sonnet 4.5 â benchmark gains, cheaper vs Opus 4.1, updates to Claude Code v2, new VS Code UI, agentic coding vibes, and the new memory tool (persisted files, less context spam).đ ď¸Â Dev workflow â Cursor vs Claude Code in the editor/terminal, token discipline, when to pass images, and why Figma MCP might make âUI bug screenshotsâ obsolete.đťÂ Local LLMs â running Qwen via Ollama; where open-weights shine (offline, airplanes) and where frontier models still win.đŹÂ Sora 2 â stronger temporal + audio consistency, invite-code virality, TikTok-style feeds; how it stacks against Veo 3/Pika.đŹÂ Science corner â Periodic Labs aims at materials/physical sciences; Thinking Machines ships Tinker (fine-tuning API) with support for Llama 3.x and Qwen.Hosts: Remy & EmrickKeywords: LLMs, AI tools, agentic coding, VS Code, Cursor, Claude, Sora 2, Qwen, Ollama, MCP, fine-tuning, software
đ Season 2, Ep 2 â Watch Out for AGIRemy & Emrick get hands-on with the weekâs real developer news.đ§  Claude drama: community reports of âdumberâ outputs, Anthropicâs outage post, pricing limits, and why Remy downgraded from Claude Max.đ§°Â Coding stacks: GPT-5 vs GPT-5 Codex (CLI), how it compares to Claude Code and Cursor, and why init-generated project context + agent.md is winning over claude.md/gemini.md (MCP + agents.md momentum).âĄÂ Latency & pricing reality: VS Code âOpen Codexâ woes, model caps, and the âmultiple Pro subs > one Maxâ hack.đ§ŽÂ Benchmarks & cost: Grok 4 Fast punching above its price, where DeepSeek fits, and why some âheavyâ models may be deprecated.đ¨Â Design is changing: Google Gemini + image/video tools (goodbye slow Photoshop pipelines?), the rise of instant icon sets and motion.đ Infra bite: AI data centers nudging electric billsâwhat that means for users.đ§ŞÂ Announcement: weâre spinning up a community-driven AI Lab for practical research and papers.Keywords: LLMs, GPT-5 Codex, Claude, Cursor, Grok 4 Fast, DeepSeek, Gemini, MCP, agents.md, developer workflow, AI tools, software development, automation.
Watch Out (formerly Watch Out for AGI) is back for a high-voltage âback to schoolâ edition with Remy & Emrick, covering the latest model drama and creative AI breakthroughs.In this episode:đ We dropped âAGIâ out of our nameâbecause nobody says AGI anymoreâand unpack the GPTâ5 launch backlash, from slow intros and audio rage to disappearing usage and persona breakdowns.đ¤źââď¸ We compare Claude (accurate bullets), Grok (wordy wildness, but strong API and live search use cases), and GPTâ5âs many distilled/quantized flavors that feel more like packaging than model improvements.đ Enter Googleâs NanoâŻBanana (aka GeminiâŻ2.5 Flash Image): a top-tier image-editing model now live in Gemini and AI Studioâmulti-image blending, style transfer, iterative edits with consistency, and yes, bananas.Coming this season: a focus on AI startupsâfrom YC gems to indie innovatorsâplus new branding, rotating artwork, and sharper AI storytelling.
đĽÂ Cursor just pulled a 25x price hike â and Remy & Emrick are not holding back. In this spicy episode of Watch Out for AGI, we break down the Cursor pricing backlash, the rise of Claude Code, and the collapse of Windsurf post-Google poaching.đ ď¸Â Covered tools & models:Cursor (pricing drama, user exodus)Claude Code (deep context, agentic workflows)Kero by Amazon (Cursor clone with aggressive pricing)Grok 4 (super fast but borderline unusable)Devin (acquires Windsurf shell... with shares)Lovable (no-code AI builder raising $200M)đ Real talk on:Why LLM UX quality is degradingHow model distillation & infra optimization hurt power usersCursorâs future & why Cloud Code might eat everyoneâs lunchOpenAI's B2C pivot vs Anthropicâs B2B playHosted by Remy & Emrick, this oneâs đĽ for solopreneurs, devs, and AI-native builders.
just tactics.đ ď¸Â Key TopicsAI Talent Poaching: How Metaâs âSuper Intelligence Teamâ is scooping up top researchers with nine-figure offers đ°Agentic Coding Showdown: Why Claudeâs Cloud Code is eating Cursorâs lunch in the CLI vs. IDE war đ¤Context Engineering: Build massive, reusable prompts (style guides, PRDs, progress.md) to turbo-charge your code agents đLangflow Deep-Dive: Visual 2D canvas for wiring LLM toolsâplayground, code export, and tool orchestration in Python đźď¸Europeâs Mistral Drama: From presidential protectionism to taxpayer-funded mandatesâwhy free markets always win đđ TakeawaysPay experts like top athletes or theyâll head elsewhere.Architect multi-agent systems with âthinkingâ vs. âtool-callingâ LLMs for latency & cost wins.Small, specialized models (2â4B) can outshine giants on edge & function-calling tasks.Protectionism failsâbuild a better product or perish.đď¸ Tune in for tactical insights on LLMs, AI tools, and developer workflowsâweâve built this pod for solo devs, power users, and startup founders who want real signal, not hype.
đ¤Â Web agents that scale. For real. In this episode, Remy and Emrick chat with Andrea, co-founder of YC-backed Notte Labs, who's building infrastructure to run LLM-powered browser agents at enterprise scale.đ Notte lets you spin up cloud-based browsers, control them with LLMs, and automate any workflowâfrom scraping data to filling formsâwith no custom scripts and zero brittle selectors.đŹ In the episode:Why Notte Labs chose open core, and whatâs open vs. proprietaryHow they use a custom perception layer to structure messy web pages for LLMsScaling infra: from a working SDK to cloud clusters serving massive agent fleetsThoughts on Claude, OpenAI Operator, and whether users really want agents booking Uber EatsWhy most AI events are bad for enterprise leadsâbut good for word of mouthHow GitHub stars still matter in B2B credibilityThe long game: will the web fork into a human internet and an agent-facing one?đ§ Bonus: Andreaâs honest take on Arc/DIA, why theyâre not doing consumer agents, and what breaks when agents try to solve CAPTCHAs.đ Hosts: Remy (visiting from Europe) & Emrick (based in SF), recorded after meeting Andrea at the AI Agent Fair in San Francisco.#Claude #OpenAI #NotteLabs #LLMs #BrowserAutomation #YC #AIagents #Startups #Infrastructure #WebScraping
đĽ Another raw, tactical episode from Remy and Emrickâthis time covering major shifts in AI tools, pricing wars, and dev frustrations.đ§  Topics this week:đ¸Â OpenAI slashes GPT-4o prices (80% cut!)đ¤Â Claude 4: still gaslighting devs?đ§ŞÂ Cursor + Claude = MVP trash fiređ Model-swapping workflows: Gemini 2.5 vs Claude 4 vs GPT-4.1đĽÂ MidJourneyâs new video tool (how it stacks vs. Veo 3 & Sora)đ Starlink Mini = vibe coding anywheređ§  Anthropicâs B2C faceplantđłď¸ Meta's $14.3B bet on Scale AI + Alexander WangRemy also rants about dummy data in production, Claude's executive tone failures, and why unit tests from LLMs are still a joke.đ§ Real AI user talk. No fluff, no hand-wavingâjust what works, what breaks, and whatâs next.#LLMs #AItools #GPT4 #Claude #Cursor #OpenAI #Anthropic #SoftwareDevelopment #Startups
đ Spotify Episode DescriptionRemy and Emrick dive deep with special guest Vincentâsolopreneur hopping between San Francisco and Europeâbringing fresh insights from AI hackathons & cutting-edge dev tools. This weekâs episode unpacks:âď¸Â LangChain vs LangGraph â why graph abstractions beat raw libraries for agent dev.đ Tools like Cursor 1.0, Sonnet 4, & Claude Max Codeâhow they differ and which still rules (spoiler: itâs about control!).đ MCP Servers and agent-level security and orchestrationâwhen it matters, when it doesnât.đ Hackathon playbook â from pitching for investors to networking, winning strategies, ideal profiles, pitfalls to avoid.đ Real-world stories: 16 Claude agents running concurrently, rapid exits, founder hustle.Hosts share raw anecdotes from SF events: free pizza avoidance, buffets of bland health food, and why honest feedback wins over âCV hawkingâ at booths. Fresh, no-fluff insights on architecting agentic workflows and maximizing hackathon ROI.Tune in for actionable takeaways, tactical tool comparisons, and the pulse of todayâs AI dev culture.
Remy in CDMX, Emrick in NYC (soon SF!) kick off with đĽ takes on why San Francisco is back and London is collapsing for devs & builders.đ§ Then we dive deep into the MCP (Model Context Protocol) hype. What is it really? Why everyone from Google hackathons to indie hackers is building MCP servers? And does it have staying power or will it get absorbed into open source frameworks?đ Real agent demo: Remy shows how Manus replaced hours of slide creation with a single prompt. Total intern replacement energy.đĽ Also: Google drops Veo 3, the new king of AI video. Wildly good. We cover the Prompt Theory meme, uncanny valley wins, and viral moments.đ§ą Plus:Claude 4 (Opus + Sonnet) benchmarks & real dev useCursor prompting improvementsWhy wearable AI actually makes senseSam Altman, Johnny Ive, and the mystery deviceHosts: Remy & Emrick#LLMs #Claude4 #MCP #Cursor #AIagents #Veo3 #SanFrancisco #Startups #DeveloperTools #AutomationTweet: Claude 4 is đĽ, MCPs are the new APIs, Manus agents can replace your intern, and Veo 3 is bending reality.Also: why SF is back for builders & what Altman + Ive are really up to.One of our most stacked eps yet.#AI #LLMs #Claude4 #Cursor #Startups #Automation #SoftwareDevelopment
đ§  Agent wars are heating up. In this packed May update, Remy and Emrick dive deep into the most meaningful dev-focused AI drops of the month.đĽ Topics covered:OpenAI Code Interpreter in UI: now available through ChatGPT for Teams, powered by the Windsurf modelGitHub Copilot Workspace: full-stack dev automation with VM + repo integrationCursor + MCP servers: How to supercharge agents with Magic UI and @mcp-serverKune IDE: VS Code fork with native agent plugin marketplaceGoogle AlphaCode 2 and Gemini 1.5 Flash: new benchmarks in algorithm generation & model speedVeo and Imagen 3: AI-generated video and photorealism reaching Hollywood standardsSecurity, real-world deployment, and what's next for HTML/UI in an agent-powered worldđ Hosted by Remy & EmrickđĄ Whether youâre deep in dev workflows or just vibing with new AI drops, this ep is full of tactical insights.#AI #LLMs #Cursor #MCP #OpenAI #Claude #GitHub #Startups
đ§  This week on Watch Out for AGI, Remy and Emrick dive into whatâs really happening in AI right now.No interviews â just an unfiltered pulse check on the tools, trends, and disappointments in the AI dev space.đťÂ Topics covered:Cursor frustrations: is context getting nerfed?Remy's $500 backlink fail with đ Manus.aiAgentic bloat: đ§ą layering wrappers on wrappersIs đŹ Claude now too helpful with its 24k system prompts?Gemini 2.5 Pro: finally beating Claude in coding?The flood of AI browsers (đ Felu, VY, OpenMagic) â all hype, no accessđ§Ş The real cost of running LLMs, Claude vs Anthropic keys, and local model limitsWhy devs still stick with Cursor â despite the flawsđ¤ Hosted by Remy & Emrick.đŻÂ For devs, solopreneurs, and AI power users.#LLMs #AItools #SoftwareDevelopment #Cursor #Claude #Gemini #AgenticWorkflows #solopreneur
đ Spotify Episode DescriptionđŹÂ First guest alert! Remy and Emrick sit down with Matt Hickman, also known as Flickman â a filmmaker, entrepreneur, and founder of Flickman Media and Turbo, a new tool at the edge of AI and content automation.đ From building a personal proposal generator using Fireflies, GPT-4, and Notion, to crafting negotiation practice tools inspired by Never Split the Difference, Matt shares tactical stories of vibe coding with Cursor and hacking together usable internal tools in hours.đĄ Key topics:Using Cursor + OpenAI to build internal tools 30x fasterWhy Fireflies and transcription tools are game-changersHow solopreneurs can test ideas with âtiny dragonsâReal talk on distribution moats, marketing, and AI commoditizationA look ahead: the future of filmmaking, prompting, and human valueđĽ Matt also drops a $25k video production giveaway for AI startups!đ¤ Hosted by Remy and Emrick#AI #LLMs #Cursor #GPT4 #SoftwareDevelopment #Startups #Flickman
đ Big week in AI! In this episode of Watch Out for AGI, Remy and Emrick dive into the latest model drops and tech shifts that are changing developer workflows:đ§  OpenAI launches 03 and 04 Mini, bringing multimodal reasoning and new ChatGPT tools.đ ď¸Â Codex CLI arrives â a local coding agent that never sends your code to the cloud.đĽÂ Google V2 video model now available in AI Studio (free!) and premium Gemini Advanced.đťÂ Microsoft BitNet leads the 1B CPU-optimized model race.đ Real-world dev tips: why slow, structured task-first coding beats chaotic vibe coding for agents like Claude Sonnet and Cursor.đ¨âđťÂ Remy and Emrick also plug their upcoming products: NewsletterKiller.com and Redwich.com, AI tools built for solopreneurs.SEO Keywords: OpenAI 03 04 Mini, Codex CLI, Claude Sonnet, Google V2, Microsoft BitNet, Cursor, LLM workflows, multimodal AI, AI for developers, agent workflows.#AI #LLMs #GPT4 #Claude #Cursor #SoftwareDevelopment #Startups #Automation
đĽ Big week in AI! Remy & Emrick break down everything devs need to know about GPT-4.1, Claude Sonnet, and Gemini 2.5 Pro â with real tests, cost analysis, and product strategy insights.đ¨Â Topics Covered:âď¸Â GPT-4.1 vs 4.0 Mini/Nano: speed, price, context, & API costsđ§ Claude Max backlash & why Sonnet still leads in codingđ¤ Gemini 2.5âs secret edge in âthinkingâ & long contextđ¸ Why devs might abandon subscriptions for raw API callsđŹ Cursorâs new prompt behavior & weird agent repliesđ§Ş Git diff benchmarks vs. raw code genđ¨ Canva Visual Suite 2.0: Excel killer or fluff?đ Google Firebase Studio & Vercel v0 expansionsđ§ľ AI-generated protest videos on Sora?!đ§ Tools discussed: GPT-4.1, Claude Sonnet 3.7, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Cursor, Canva, Sora, Vercel v0, Firebase Studiođ Honest takes, power-user tips, and zero fluff. Just how Remy & Emrick like it.
LLaMA 4: Is This the ChatGPT Killer?đ¨Â Meta just dropped the LLaMA 4 series â and the AI world is BUZZING.In this episode of Watch Out for AGI, engineers Remy and Emrick (yes, we work in FANG đ¨âđť) break down LLaMA 4 Scout, Maverick & Behemoth â with đĽ 10 million token context windows, multimodal power, and real competition for ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini.đ What Youâll Learn:What makes LLaMA 4 groundbreakingReal-world use cases & speed comparisonsWhy Meta might actually win the open-source raceBenchmarks vs. ChatGPT, Claude, and GeminiHands-on demo of đĽÂ Runway Gen-4 & Midjourney V7AI tools for solopreneurs & indie buildersHow LLMs 10x our coding and creativityđŽÂ TOOLS DEMOED IN THIS VIDEO:LLaMA 4 â https://ai.meta.com/llama/Runway Gen-4 â https://runwayml.com/Midjourney V7 â https://www.midjourney.com/Cursor (AI coding IDE) â https://www.cursor.so/RentRemote (Remyâs AI-powered startup) â https://www.rentremote.com/đŹÂ Drop a comment if you're building with AIâweâll feature your tool in the next episode.đ Chapters 00:00 Introduction to AI and LLMs05:12 AI News and Updates17:18 Meta's Lama 4 Series23:54 Mid-Journey V7 and RunwayML's Gen 4 Demo35:35 Creating Cinematic Scenes with AI38:02 Exploring Video Generation Techniques41:04 Real Estate Applications of AI Video Generation48:00 Comparing AI Models for Video Creation55:02 Future of AI in Content CreationđĽ Subscribe & turn on notifications so you donât miss whatâs NEXT in AI.We test what others hype. You just plug it in.
đĽÂ Claude 3.7 is untouchable. Cursor devs are melting down. OpenAI just killed half your design stack.Remy and Emrick go deep on this weekâs wild AI drops â no fluff, just raw insight:đ§  Claude 3.7 Sonnet Max â worth the extra cost or just a pricey clone?đ§ŽÂ Gemini 2.5 â Googleâs monster 1M token context + shocking benchmarksđ¨Â OpenAIâs new image model â perfect text, consistent style, Ghibli filters đ¤Żâď¸Â Cursor chaos â vibe coding wins, but vibe debugging is pure painđ¨đł Chinaâs push: DeepSeek R1, Ernie X1, Tencent T1, Alibaba modelsđ§° Local models: Mistral 3.1 and Gemma 3 crush on consumer GPUsđŁď¸ Voice UIs, billboard virality, and the new rules of AI-first UXđď¸ Hosted by Remy and Emrick â technical founders breaking down the future of LLMs, dev workflows, and automation.#AI #GPT4 #Claude #Cursor #VibeCoding #LLMs #OpenAI #SoftwareDevelopment
đ¤Â Live from Austin! Remy & Emrick hit the ground at SXSW, diving deep into real-world AI applications beyond the tech echo chamber.đ From PropTech to GovTech â CoreLogicâs catastrophe risk models and Q Branch's Palantir-like ambitionsđąÂ Manus AI agent â 50-screen ultra-bot or just hype?đĽÂ Luma AIâs RAID 2 â new fast, cheap, video model with text, image, audio inputđ Chinese video models â Tencent, Alibaba, and a wave of models nobody's using (yet)đ ď¸ Plus: Remy breaks down a concrete GPT-4 Mini + PHP pipeline generating SEO titles for thousands of properties â slugs, embeddings, prompts, and all.đĄ Topics: AI development, LLM workflows, agent orchestration, API integration, OpenAI, MCPs, deep search, webhooks, startup strategyđ¨âđťÂ Hosts: Remy & EmrickđŹ Want us to review a product? DM us.
In this episode of Watch Out for AGI, Emrick and Remy break down the latest AI tools reshaping software development. From the rise of Cursor AI to the battle between Claude 3.7 and GPT-4.5 Orion, we explore how AI is transforming coding, automation, and business workflows.What We Cover:đťÂ Cursor AI â The fastest-growing AI-powered IDE & why devs are switchingâĄÂ Mercury Coder â A 5x faster LLM? Does speed really matter in AI?đ¤Â Claude 3.7 vs. GPT-4.5 Orion â Which model dominates coding & reasoning?đ ď¸Â Laravel & Filament 3 â AI in backend dev, migrations & documentationđ AI Usability & Automation â How AI can (and canât) replace junior devsđ Future of AI in Software Development â Whatâs next for LLMs & startups?đ Whether you're a developer, entrepreneur, or AI enthusiast, this episode gives real-world insights into how AI is transforming coding & business processes.#AI #Cursor #GPT4 #Claude #MercuryCoder #Anthropic #SoftwareDevelopment #AItools #Coding #Laravel #Filament3 #Automation #Startups #LLMs
đĽ In this episode of the Watch Out for AGI podcast, Remy and Emrick dive into:đĄÂ The Future of Startups & AI: Why startups with 3+ founders are disappearingđ¤Â AI Tools & Automation: How Claude, Cursor, and Sway Lancer are changing software engineeringđ Grok 3 & OpenAI's Next Move: How the latest AI models are impacting developersđ ď¸Â Automating Business with AI: How tools like Gumloop can streamline workflowsđŻÂ The Power of AI Context Length: Why AIâs reasoning ability depends on contextđźÂ AI vs. Junior Developers: Can AI replace software engineers?đ SEO & AI-Generated Content: Can AI-written blogs rank on Google?đĽ Plus, insights on AI automation in entrepreneurship and how solopreneurs can 10x productivity!đ§ Listen now & subscribe for the latest in AI, automation, and startup growth! đAI, startups, software engineering, entrepreneurship, Grok, OpenAI, Sway Lancer, SEO, automation, development tools
Watch Out for AGI: AI Image Generation In this episode of Watch Out for AGI, Remy and Emrick explore the cutting-edge world of AI image generation, breaking down the best tools available today. They discuss MidJourney, Flux, Recraft, Pika, DALL¡E, and Adobe Firefly, comparing their features, strengths, and weaknesses. From local AI models to upscaling techniques and workflow optimization, they uncover how UX plays a crucial role in AI adoption. The episode also highlights how entrepreneurs can leverage AI to streamline branding and content creation, wrapping up with an in-depth product review of Recraft, an AI-powered SVG and illustration generator perfect for startups. Takeaways AI is rapidly evolving, especially in image generation. MidJourney has become a popular starting point for many users. Local models like Flux offer powerful alternatives to cloud-based solutions. Upscaling techniques can significantly enhance image quality. Adobe's entry into AI image generation is noteworthy but faces competition. Innovative use cases in video generation are emerging. User experience is crucial for the adoption of AI tools. Entrepreneurs can leverage AI to streamline their workflows. Recraft offers a cost-effective solution for generating images. The future of image generation will depend on the quality of user experience and integration. Chapters 00:00 - The Rapid Evolution of AI and Image Generation 07:57 - Exploring Local Models and Upscaling Techniques 16:44 - The Role of Adobe and New Players in Image Generation 24:27 - The Impact of AI on Entrepreneurship and Design 32:54 - Future Trends and Closing Thoughts on Image Generation
SummaryIn this episode, Remy and Emrick discuss the advancements in AI, particularly focusing on voice technology and its applications in content creation, advertising, and multilingual capabilities. They explore the uncanny valley phenomenon in AI voices, the potential of AI in dubbing and translation, and the future of voice technology in various industries. The conversation also touches on AI-generated music and the implications of these technologies on hiring practices and language barriers.TakeawaysAI is transforming content creation, with 78% of new YouTube content being AI-driven.Voice AI technology has evolved significantly, making it harder to differentiate between human and AI voices.AI can create entirely fictional personas for advertising purposes.The uncanny valley effect poses challenges for AI voice technology, causing discomfort in users.Multilingual capabilities of AI can bridge language barriers in communication and hiring.AI in dubbing can enhance the accessibility of content across different languages.Notebook LM allows users to conduct research through audio, making information more accessible.The future of voice technology includes seamless integration with applications and services.AI-generated music is on the rise, with potential for significant market impact.Voice technology is a key input and output modality for future innovations.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI and Content Creation01:24 The Rise of Voice AI Technology06:05 Exploring Voice AI Models09:39 The Uncanny Valley of AI Voices14:31 Language Barriers and AI Translation19:43 The Future of Dubbing and Content Accessibility24:22 AI in Music Generation27:45 The Future of Voice Technology33:03 New ChapterKeywordsAI, voice technology, content creation, advertising, dubbing, language translation, music generation, uncanny valley, Notebook LM, future of AI
đď¸Â Watch Out for AGI is back with Episode 2, and this time weâre diving into AI video generationâone of the most exciting and rapidly evolving areas in AI.In this episode, Remy & Emerick discuss:â The latest AI video models: Sora (OpenAI), Runway, Kling, Helio AI, Luma AI, Pika Labs, and VideoPoet (Google DeepMind)â The real-world applications of AI-generated videos in business and content creationâ The challenges: hallucinations, consistency, physics problems, and high costsâ How AI-generated memes and videos are taking over social mediaâ The future of AI video modelsâwill we ever replace traditional video production?đ We also talk about Rent Remoteâs use of AI video and tools like Flux, MidJourney, ElevenLabs, and Kokoro for enhancing AI-generated content. Plus, how to promote AI videos on X (Twitter) and AI creator platforms like SoraCreators (soon to be rebranded).đĄ Whether youâre a developer, creator, or entrepreneur, this episode is packed with insights on where AI video is heading and how you can leverage it.
đ Welcome to the first episode of Watch Out for AGI, where we explore the rapid evolution of AI in software engineering. In this episode, Remy & Rick, two software engineers from big tech, discuss: How AI tools like Cursor, Copilot, and Claude are changing coding workflows The challenges of using AI in corporate environments (sanitization, security, and productivity) The impact of AI agents on coding speed and complexity The future of AI-powered software development đĽ If youâre a developer looking to stay ahead, this episode is packed with insights to help you optimize your workflow and adapt to the new era of AI-driven coding. đŠ Let us know what tools you're using and how AI is shaping your workflow. đď¸ Follow us for weekly insights on AI trends, coding strategies, and automation.