Anthropic
American artificial intelligence corporation
Episodes
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#5775: What "Leaked System Prompts" Actually MeanAnthropic publishes Claude's system prompt — but not its accessory models. What does "leaking" a prompt actually mean?Main topic -
#5574: Ephemeral Containers and the ADE Label Nobody OwnsClaude Code's cloud sessions spin up a fresh VM every time. Here's what that breaks, and the new term for what Daniel actually wants.Main topic -
#5523: Where Does the Coding Agent Actually Live?The agent process is moving off your laptop. Local appliance, SaaS workspace, or your own VPS — three answers, no consensus.Main topic -
#5113: Can Rival Labs Poison AI Training Data?A few hundred crafted documents can shift a model's stance. Here's how data poisoning actually works.Main topic -
#5774: Reading the Model's Mind Mid-InferenceWhat if you could watch a model decide? Inside the tools that open up inference mid-computation — and the limits they hit. -
#5770: Talking to Your Data: What MCP Doesn't SolveMCP standardized the pipe. It has no opinion about what flows through it — and that's where the hard part lives. -
#5768: Who Actually Draws the Follow-Up Chips?Those suggestion chips aren't the model talking — they're a second, cheaper inference call plus a rules-based classifier. -
#5697: Decision Models That Return Probabilities, Not TextA new class of model skips text generation entirely and returns calibrated probabilities in one forward pass. Here's what that changes. -
#5673: Why Lowering Temperature Broke Daniel's ScriptsLowering temperature should make output safer, not incoherent. Daniel's DeepSeek scripts say otherwise — and the reason may be stranger than he thi... -
#5606: Custom GPTs Retire: Skills, Plugins, and MCP ExplainedCustom GPTs retire December 11. Here's how Skills, Plugins, and MCP servers actually replace them — and what doesn't migrate. -
#5478: When AI Hands Out Your Phone NumberA chatbot gave out a stranger's real phone number. What happens when the model can't forget it? -
#5438: Why Linguists Left the AI RoomLarge language models grew out of linguistics — so why aren't linguists in the room where they're built? -
#5404: Gemini Broke Out of Its Sandbox. Sort Of.A Gemini agent reached three real companies during a capture-the-flag test. The containment failure, the seven-week silence, and what "broke out" a... -
#5313: System Prompt Order Is Load-BearingThe guides disagree on guardrails-first vs guardrails-last, and the research says system prompts don't create hierarchy at all. -
#5208: Why Tech Consortia Keep the Stack From Flying ApartFrom GSM to HDMI to LTO, why competitors form standards bodies — and what happens when the commitments break. -
#5154: DeepSeek's Two-Endpoint PhilosophyDeepSeek quietly routed Pro traffic to Flash — and that routing change says everything about its two-endpoint strategy. -
#5117: How AI Training Data Gets Filtered (and Exploited)Six stages of content filtering stand between raw web crawls and your AI model — here's where poisoning attacks slip through. -
#5817: When Agents Don't Need Your Pretty ButtonsAgents are becoming major software users — and they prefer raw command-line tools to polished interfaces. What replaces UX when your user can't see? -
#5812: One Number, Every Hard Question: Agent Session StateA shopping bot that holds one cart total turns out to contain every hard problem in agent state management. -
#5643: Do Git Branches Actually Nest? AI Agents and Stacked PRsGit branches don't nest — so what are we really doing when AI agents stack pull requests? -
#5623: When Your AI Cites Sources It Didn't Actually UseYour RAG pipeline cites a source — but did the model actually use it? New interpretability research says you can't tell from the trace. -
#5621: Constrained Decoding for AI-Generated Podcast TagsA working AI podcast pipeline has one quiet failure: the tagging. Here's how constrained decoding and a stable taxonomy fix it. -
#5532: What Your Browser Isn't Telling YouDevTools quietly omits what privacy researchers need most. Here's how to actually tap browser traffic — and what shows up when you do. -
#5286: Soldering Isn't Dead — It's a Hiring BottleneckRobots build the boards, but humans fix them — and the industry can't hire enough people who can hold an iron.