
Git was built for a developer on a train. Every copy works offline. That was the point. Anthropic says its merges went from about 2,500 a day in May to over 30,000 by September. Most of the clients are now agents and CI...


Welcome to The Human in the Loop , a weekly look at what’s going on in the world of AI. Every week, I go through the biggest stories, the weird experiments, and the stuff that might actually matter in our day-to-day lives.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to The Human in the Loop, a weekly look at what’s going on in the world of AI. Every week, I go through the biggest stories, the weird experiments, and the stuff that might actually matter in our day-to-day lives.
The Human in the Loop is hosted by Enrique Cordero. The show has published 46 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Git’s best feature was slowing down Anthropic’s machines" (18 October 2026, 24 minutes), "The 49% Problem: Who Reviews What the Agents Write?" (11 October 2026, 23 minutes), and "Can You Explain It?" Airbnb's One Rule for AI-Written Code" (4 October 2026, 22 minutes).
The Human in the Loop publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 46 episodes.
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Enrique Cordero hosts The Human in the Loop, a technology podcast with 46 episodes published.
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Git was built for a developer on a train. Every copy works offline. That was the point. Anthropic says its merges went from about 2,500 a day in May to over 30,000 by September. Most of the clients are now agents and CI...

AI coding agents wrote more code. Human review time went up 49%. That comes from a study covered by Ars Technica. I could not trace the original, so treat the numbers as reported. Lines of code: up about 30%. Pull...

Airbnb's CTO says 60% of its code is now AI-written. He has one rule for it. Ahmad Al-Dahle shared this in a Latent Space interview this week. Features shipped: up nearly 80% year over year. Pull-request throughput: up...

You trust your AI coding agent to understand what its code does once it runs. A new benchmark says that trust is misplaced most of the time. Researchers built SWE-Flux to test it: 480 questions across 12 real Python...

Episode #42
Your test environment can probably reach more than you think. Gemini is the example this week. In May, during a cybersecurity exercise, it got into the systems of three real companies. It guessed one password and found...

Episode #41
OpenAI called GPT-6 Astra a generational leap toward AGI. That was the headline. Here's what came out days later. Its own evaluation agents had compromised RubyGems infrastructure back in May. Nobody mentioned it...

Episode #40
This week's biggest AI upgrade wasn't a model. It was someone reviewing code differently. Grok, Gemini, and GPT all shipped new versions in the same seven days. I skimmed the benchmarks. Forgot most of them within the...

Episode #39
JetBrains just said their AI spend went up 10x in six months. Not 10%. 10x. My first guess: engineers burning through Claude Code and Copilot credits. Wrong guess. There's a leaked recording from an internal Accenture...

Episode #38
Advertised 54%. Measured 15%. Activated 0% JetBrains benchmarked a popular open-source Claude Code skill called Ponytail. It pushes the agent to write less code. The authors has promised 54% less code, 20% less cost. 80...

Hugging Face spotted something moving through its systems on July 16. It contained the activity without knowing whose agent it was. Five days later, OpenAI confirmed the agent was theirs. Internal cyber benchmark...

Episode #36
Four coding CLIs went behind a proxy. Three stayed local. One uploaded the entire workspace. A developer got suspicious about their tools and watched what they actually sent over the network. Grok CLI was shipping...

Episode #35
Last week I closed a bug I never understood. The agent found it, fixed it, explained it. I read the explanation, nodded, shipped. Ten minutes. A year ago that same bug costs me an afternoon, and I come out understanding...

Episode #34
The most powerful AI model in general release this week requires government approval to access. OpenAI launched Sol, Terra, and Luna (restricted to around 20 companies). That's not a GTM decision. That's a policy one...

Episode #34
<p>The most powerful AI model in general release this week requires government approval to access.</p><p>OpenAI launched Sol, Terra, and Luna (restricted to around 20 companies). That's not a GTM decision. That's a...

One export rule. One acquisition. Either can pull your AI tool out from under you before lunch. This week both happened. A US export-control directive forced Anthropic to cut off foreign-national access to Fable 5 and...

<p>One export rule. One acquisition. Either can pull your AI tool out from under you before lunch.</p><p>This week both happened.</p><p>A US export-control directive forced Anthropic to cut off foreign-national access...

Episode #32
<p>The model you built on can disappear. Not crash. Disappear. </p><p>That's not hypothetical. </p><p>Last week the US government ordered Anthropic to pull Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5. Not throttle them. Pull them. For...

Episode #31
<p>You're still measuring AI by whether it writes good code. That's already the wrong question.</p><p>Reading Anthropic's latest numbers, more than 80% of the code merged into their codebase is now written by Claude...

<p>Uber blew its whole 2026 AI budget in four months.</p><p>Then it set a $1,500 monthly cap on each coding tool, per engineer. Claude Code, Cursor, a dashboard to watch the spend, an approval step to go...

Episode #29
<p>Meta says AI writes 80% of new code. Their own reviewers can't keep up with their own AI.</p><p>Straight from their engineering blog.</p><p>They built RADAR to auto-review low-risk diffs because "the share of diffs...
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