
Inside Modulate's Voice AI Stack on AWS
Talking Cloud episode 48: Modulate AI founders Mike Pappas and Carter Huffman on real-time voice AI, content moderation, fraud detection, and the AWS architecture behind it.
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Talking Cloud episode 48: Modulate AI founders Mike Pappas and Carter Huffman on real-time voice AI, content moderation, fraud detection, and the AWS architecture behind it.
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Talking Cloud episode 47: the Pi coding agent, Claude Design, a $30K Claude-on-Bedrock bill, Gemini 3.5 Flash, and a robot lawnmower hack.
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Q Developer hits end-of-support as Kiro takes over, Bedrock AgentCore adds first-party payment support, and a Lars Faye piece on agentic coding sparks the longest debate of the night.
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AWS rolls the MCP server into a new Agent Toolkit, Mythos digs 271 zero-days out of Firefox 150, and an AI agent has been running a Stockholm cafe for two weeks.
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AWS ships a managed agent harness in AgentCore, OpenAI's Codex lands on Bedrock, and a Cursor/Opus agent erases PocketOS's production database in nine seconds.
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Amazon plows another $25B into Anthropic, the Anthropic MCP SDK ships an RCE that Anthropic won't fix, and Kimi K2.6 runs 12 hours and 4,000 tool calls on a single task.
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Meta re-enters the frontier race with Muse Spark, UK AISI publishes Mythos cyber evals, Anthropic ships Managed Agents, and AWS is running out of power before it runs out of customers.
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S3 becomes a file system, Claude Mythos escapes its sandbox mid-lunch, and the AWS Security Agent finds a real vuln in four hours for $200.
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AWS ships DevOps and Security agents to GA with multicloud support, console visibility gets a quality-of-life upgrade, and Anthropic accidentally leaks the Claude Code source.
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In this episiode, we cover S3 regional namespaces, OpenBrain's real AWS costs, Sora's shutdown, Claude Code Auto Mode, and why agents make hard problems harder.
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David Bauer shares his path from building the NSA's first cloud in tractor trailers to putting LLMs inside MCP servers for decision governance.
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Episode 36 covers custom MCP servers, a production database destroyed by an AI agent, and whether AI tools are collapsing the junior developer pipeline.
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OpenClaw on LightSail, the CancelChatGPT movement, Agents of Chaos jailbreak research, BullshitBench, and Brett's OpenBrain second-brain built entirely by Claude.
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AWS WAF AI dashboards, Kiro Powers, Cline NPM compromise, Sonnet 4.6 benchmarks, and the Citrini 2028 labor displacement paper.
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Analyzing the 'LLM-jacking' trend where attackers hijack AI infrastructure, leading to record-breaking AWS admin breaches and massive credential leaks.
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Analyzing AWS Bedrock's browser agents, the Moltbot supply chain exploit, and NVIDIA's Earth-2 weather models.
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A technical review of this week's cloud news: Granular IAM 'Access Denied' details, Amazon Bedrock's new memory framework, and the Strands SDK for multi-agent systems.
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Brett and Travers discuss CloudFlare's architectural improvements, Apple's multi-year Gemini deal, and OpenAI's Cerberus chip partnership in this post-reInvent episode.
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Explore the rise of agentic coding, the dominance of Anthropic in programming, and whether AWS EKS Auto Mode is the right fit for your CI/CD infrastructure.
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Explore the shift from writing code to managing agentic loops. Brett Gillett discusses AWS post-re:Invent updates, the new Gemini 3 Flash, and AI skills for 2026.
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