Human In the Loop

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A human-first AI podcast. Real talk. Unpopular opinions. No hype. Two builders — Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak — cut through the AI hype cycle every week. Signal or Noise filters the headlines. Rotating segments debate real ideas. New episodes weekly.

  1. há 5 dias

    EP 20: A Mysterious AI Model Just Appeared. Nobody Knows Who Built It

    A free million-token AI model appeared online with no public developer. So who built Ox Alpha, and should you trust it? Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak test the claims around the anonymous model now running on OpenRouter. It is free during the preview, accepts text, images, and video, and supports tool use. Its provider also retains prompts and completions. SIGNAL OR NOISE - Ox Alpha, the anonymous million-token model - NVIDIA AVO completes all 183 ARC-AGI-3 public levels with Claude Opus 5 - OpenAI pauses frontier reinforcement-learning training after preliminary Astra cyber results - Seven frontier models score about 3 to 15 percent on a blind research idea test - DeepSeek Harness adds Codex and Claude Code as installable subagents SHIP IT OR SKIP IT 1. Agent System CI 2. R&D Idea Tournament The main question: if a model-level setup scores roughly 30 percent and a different full system reaches 100 percent, what does the model leaderboard actually tell you? Hosted by Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak. New episodes every week.

  2. 18 de ago.

    Ep 19: Opus-Class AI on Your Laptop?

    Qwen released a 27-billion-parameter model that fits on a well-equipped laptop and beats Claude Opus 4.6 on selected coding benchmarks. Is local AI ready for real company work? Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak test the claim. Qwen3.8-27B leads Opus 4.6 Max on SWE-bench Pro and CoWorkBench, but trails on Terminal-Bench 2.1 and GPQA Diamond. The result is benchmark parity on some work, not proof that a laptop model replaces Claude everywhere. SIGNAL OR NOISE - Qwen3.8-27B on laptop-class hardware - Z.ai delaying GLM-5.3's open weights after cyber testing - Meta Muse Glimmer, a 30B local agent model - Grok 4.6 returning to the frontier pack - DeepSeek V4 Pro reaching general availability NO JARGON REQUIRED 1. Open weights versus open source 2. Multimodal models The practical question is simple: which workloads earn a private local model, and who supports the system when it fails? Hosted by Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak. New episodes every week.

  3. 11 de ago.

    Ep 18: Meta's 24-Hour Coding Agent

    Meta launched Muse Code, a terminal coding agent that can coordinate persistent background workers, recover after a crash, and keep working across a large repository for hours. Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak ask whether the durable event log and isolated worktrees matter more than another coding benchmark, and what a team must be able to audit before trusting an agent with a full day of work. SIGNAL OR NOISE - Meta Muse Code and Muse Spark 1.2 - OpenAI's ten Astra-generated math and computer-science results - DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731 - The US frontier-model review framework's open-model exemption - Demis Hassabis leaving the DeepMind CEO role and Jeff Dean exiting Google STACK CHECK 1. Oscar: Codex and ChatGPT in one desktop app 2. Matt: Warp as the terminal layer for Codex CLI and agent-heavy work The episode stays practical. Which systems can teams inspect? Which claims can outside experts verify? Which workflow preserves context and reduces tool switching? Hosted by Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak. New episodes every week.

  4. 4 de ago.

    Ep 17: AI Made Engineers Faster. Leadership Fell Behind

    AI made engineers faster. It did not make companies better at deciding what to build. Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak sit down with Mike Lyons and Greg Pfister from KaiRise to discuss AI, Agile, leadership, and product management. Mike explains how a $4.3 million voter registration system shipped on time, on budget, and on scope, then failed with users. Greg explains why making engineering faster can expose delays across the rest of the company. They discuss: - Why long-term plans and annual budgets struggle when teams ship faster - Why Agile principles still matter even if Scrum roles and fixed ceremonies do not - How live prototypes change product discovery - Whether story points still mean anything when agents write code - Why customer outcomes matter more than points, lines of code, or token usage - Why teams need to know when to stop building - What AI cannot fix about trust, communication, and leadership - Why product skills become more valuable as software gets cheaper to produce Guests: Mike Lyons and Greg Pfister from KaiRise. Hosts: Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak. Their latest course, the ICAgile-certified Product Management program, is getting strong reviews from practitioners in the field. Listeners can use code 'human' for 20% off any KaiRise course at kairise.com. GET 20% off on all the courses with the code: human Check KaiRise: https://www.kairise.com

  5. 28 de jul.

    Ep 16: They Want to Ban Kimi K3

    Kimi K3 got hot enough to trigger a U.S. ban debate. If Washington restricts a model you can download and run yourself, is that national security, closed-model protection, or both? Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak cut through the week’s real AI stories. SIGNAL OR NOISE - Kimi K3 demand and the U.S. restriction debate - OpenAI’s agent breach at Hugging Face during a security evaluation - Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5 release and immediate GitHub Copilot rollout - Meta AI moving from answers to email, calendar, research, and configured actions - The 50-company open-weights letter, and why OpenAI is Matt’s outlier SHIP IT OR SKIP IT 1. An agent containment lab for autonomous tools 2. An independent referee for long-running code agents Oscar: a downloadable model becomes a policy problem the moment it threatens a closed API. Matt: forty-nine signatures can be explained with a spreadsheet. OpenAI is the only one that might cost its signer something. Sources: - https://www.axios.com/2026/07/20/ai-us-china-open-source-kimi - https://www.investing.com/news/world-news/openai-says-ai-models-went-rogue-during-testing-triggering-unprecedented-breach-at-startup-4804634 - https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-5 New episodes every week.

  6. 21 de jul.

    Ep 15: Your CEO Says “We Need AI.” Now What?

    Your CEO says, “We need AI.” What do you do next? In our first Dear Human in the Loop episode, Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak answer four practical questions from founders, developers, and engineering leaders: 1. Where should a company start with AI? 2. Should an AI engineer be a startup's first technical hire? 3. Should leaders push developers who do not trust AI? 4. Which skills will still matter five years from now? The advice is direct. Map your processes. Pick one measurable problem. Test AI on a copy of your work. Hire for the business problem. Build trust through useful examples. Keep learning the fundamentals that let you judge AI output instead of accepting it. Hosted by Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak. Send us your question for a future Dear Human in the Loop episode.

  7. 14 de jul.

    Ep 14: Apple v. OpenAI and Meta's New AI Model

    Apple has sued OpenAI over alleged trade-secret theft tied to OpenAI's hardware work. OpenAI says it has no interest in other companies' secrets. We debate what the case means for hiring, product plans, and AI hardware. Signal or Noise: - Apple v. OpenAI - Meta Muse Spark 1.1 and the Meta Model API - GPT-5.6 across ChatGPT, Codex, and the API - Grok 4.5 for coding and agentic work - Anthropic and OpenAI using quota resets during a fight for power users No Jargon Required: 1. Multi-agent orchestration 2. Model routing We explain each term in plain English, then make a call: invest now, wait, build, buy, or ignore. Sources: Apple lawsuit: https://apnews.com/article/apple-openai-lawsuit-trade-secrets-theft-6fff8833f5889d86406b89a02dd8fb16 Muse Spark 1.1: https://ai.meta.com/blog/introducing-muse-spark-meta-model-api/ GPT-5.6: https://openai.com/index/gpt-5-6/ Grok 4.5: https://x.ai/news/grok-4-5 Fable 5 extension: https://www.androidauthority.com/claude-fable-5-free-extension-3685103/ Usage reset report: https://www.itmedia.co.jp/aiplus/article/2607/10/2000000179/ Hosted by Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak.

  8. 7 de jul.

    Ep 13: Meta Compute and the Next AI Startup Bets

    Meta may become a cloud company by accident. After spending huge sums on AI infrastructure, it is reportedly building a business to sell excess AI compute. Smart way to fund the AI race, or proof that nobody knows how to price the bill? This week on Signal or Noise: - Meta building a cloud business for excess AI compute - OpenAI reportedly proposing to give 5% equity to a U.S. sovereign wealth fund - Claude Sonnet 5 shipping with cheaper agentic execution, which we call noise until it changes builder behavior - Together AI raising $800M for open-source AI infrastructure - Claude Science launching as a research workbench Then on Ship It or Skip It: 1. Meta Compute broker for AI teams 2. Back-office agent for small law and accounting firms Oscar's closing take: the model race is becoming an infrastructure race again. Matt's closing take: most AI workbench products are selling relief from tool chaos. Sources: Meta compute: https://wmbdradio.com/2026/07/01/meta-to-sell-excess-ai-computing-capacity-via-cloud-business-bloomberg-news-reports/ Claude Sonnet 5: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-sonnet-5 Together AI: https://www.together.ai/blog/announcing-our-series-c Claude Science: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-science-ai-workbench OpenAI sovereign wealth fund proposal: https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/02/openai-proposed-donating-5-of-its-equity-to-a-us-sovereign-wealth-fund/ Hosted by Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak.

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A human-first AI podcast. Real talk. Unpopular opinions. No hype. Two builders — Oscar Gallo and Matt Wozniak — cut through the AI hype cycle every week. Signal or Noise filters the headlines. Rotating segments debate real ideas. New episodes weekly.

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    VallySeed
  • Anos de atividade
    2026
  • Episódios
    20
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    Human In the Loop