
Peter Norvig on the future of AI: what experts get wrong, why language models are world models, and what we should learn when AI can write code. I sat down with the co-author of Artificial Intelligence: A Modern...


Hi, I’m Ksenia, founder of Turing Post.On this channel, I talk to the people shaping AI and pay attention to the ideas, shifts, and details others might miss.Inference is my interview show with innovators, builders, founders, and thinkers moving AI forward.Attention Span is where I slow down on what deserves a closer look: the signals, questions, and stories hiding between the headlines.Subscribe for the unusual takes. And always stay curious!
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Signup to Generate a PitchHi, I’m Ksenia, founder of Turing Post. On this channel, I talk to the people shaping AI and pay attention to the ideas, shifts, and details others might miss. Inference is my interview show with innovators, builders, founders, and thinkers moving AI forward.
Recent episodes include "Peter Norvig Disagrees With Yann LeCun. Here’s Why" (9 October 2026, 18 minutes), "I Tried OpenAI Dots: How Much Can I Hand Over?" (8 October 2026, 16 minutes), and "Salesforce’s Rohan Kumar on the Unsolved Problem Holding AI Agents Back" (7 October 2026, 15 minutes).
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Peter Norvig on the future of AI: what experts get wrong, why language models are world models, and what we should learn when AI can write code. I sat down with the co-author of Artificial Intelligence: A Modern...

OpenAI called their new Ai assistant – dot, yes, like a dot, connecting the dots, and gave it an own computer. And you can call it. I was very curious to try how this agent works. At OpenAI DevDay 2026, I set up my own...

What does an AI agent need to understand before it can act for a business? In this interview, Rohan Kumar, President & Chief Platform and Engineering Officer at Salesforce, explains why the answer goes beyond choosing a...

Odyssey-3 connects a world model to robot control. Figure takes Helix 2.5 into thirty unfamiliar homes. Jev brings fast decisions into agent workflows, while an experiment with communities of agents shows how a...

Jev doesn’t write essays or code. Why everyone is talking about it?! I got early access to TypeSafe’s new System One Model, explored the playground, and tested it alongside Codex. Behind Jev is Diogo Almeida, an...

Can AI-generated worlds remember what happened off-screen? How do dual-agent setups reduce costs? In this episode of Attention Span, we break down the biggest shifts in AI’s ability to understand, reason, and act in the...

Meta just gave its new personal agent, Muse, a remarkable amount of freedom. It can browse, work across your accounts, write code, build tools and run subagents. But Meta made one part of the system deliberately...

What if a model finds an optimization that surprises the engineers who have spent years working on that system? What, exactly, has it understood? I brought that question to OpenAI’s Phil Tillet and Matt Ferrari, whose...

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NVIDIA was once so hostile to open source that Linus Torvalds gave the company the finger. Today, it maintains open Linux modules, releases hundreds of models and datasets, and has reportedly agreed to buy Hugging Face...

Demis Hassabis, Yann LeCun, Fei-Fei Li – they all talk about “building a world model.” Some of them are dedicating their professional lives to it! But do they mean the same? So before joining the World Models workshop...

OpenCode began as an open-source coding agent. Now it is selling model access, negotiating directly with suppliers and preparing to reserve its own GPU capacity. That puts it on a collision course with OpenRouter, the...

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An anonymous model called Ox Alpha appeared on OpenRouter and OpenCode on August 20 with a million-token context window, video input, and a price of zero. Within four days it had processed tens of trillions of tokens...

Etched raised $1 billion in 26 days. Its valuation jumped from $10.3 billion to $21 billion. The second round was led by Jane Street after it tested Etched’s hardware and installed the first rack in its own data center...

DeepSeek just open-sourced Harness – it can write its own missing tools while it runs, then cleanly remove them. 149k GitHub stars in four days. An 88-page paper underneath. It’s open, easy to install and it claims that...

A new paper found a way to extract the hidden reasoning of models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google without breaking the encryption protecting it. The trick was surprisingly simple. Let’s discuss it – it’s absolutely...

Between May and July, OpenAI's experimental agents pushed past the intended limits of a cyber evaluation, compromised Hugging Face, and built a message board where separate runs shared requests, scripts...

Is Google over? Many people are asking, but that is the wrong lens. We look at what actually happened and why this leadership reset may be good for Google, and even better for Jeff Dean and Demis Hassabis. Dean left...

OpenAI says its next model, Astra, produced ten mathematical advances, each backed by a machine-checked Lean proof. The successful searches would cost roughly $2,000 at API prices. Are mathematicians done?! Twenty-four...

One AI request may soon begin on one computer and finish on another. WHAT?! AMD and Cerebras are separating the two phases of LLM inference: Helios processes prompts and long context, while Cerebras generates tokens...

OpenAI’s models were supposed to solve a cybersecurity benchmark. Instead, they found a zero-day, reached the internet and broke into Hugging Face to obtain the answers. Then came the contradiction: closed models...
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Vice President of Research, frontier labs
psychotherapist, performance consultant, writer, and coach, President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology
CEO & Co-Founder, Hugging Face
professor of computer science and co-director of the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI, Stanford's Institute for Human-Centered AI
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