Builders and operators subscribe to Every to work at the edge of AI. Step-by-step playbooks for working with AI: Codex for knowledge work, compound engineering, the executive's guide to implementing ...
‘The Every Podcast’ Why technical founders win when startups pivot In 2016, Hugging Face started as a chatbot app for teenagers. Today, it’s the largest community for open-source AI and is set to be ...
Two weeks ago, I was mostly a ChatGPT person. What kept me in OpenAI’s ecosystem was the products around the models. I think it has the best harness in Codex (see my definitive history), the best ...
Hello, and happy Sunday! This week we announced our first annual Thesis conference, built around a single question: What does great human work look like after automation? Getting there will mean ...
Plus: A creative studio puts Astra to work on visual effects, 13 beliefs about writing with AI, and a Vibe Check of a new kind of model ...
Tina He is a writer and investor at Pace Capital interested in systems of behaviors and beliefs enabled by new markets, networks, and technologies. She led developer tools at Base after being the ...
TL;DR: Today we’re releasing a new episode of our podcast How Do You Use ChatGPT? I go in depth with Kevin Roose, author of three books, New York Times journalist, and cohost of the Hard Fork podcast.
ChatGPT Voice is the first time a live conversation with an AI agent feels built for real work. In this one-hour camp, the Every team will show how we’re using it to write, research, think through ...
Reviews a codebase, writes a prioritized plan, asks a second model from a different provider to critique it, and then reconciles the feedback. From a review-only run on a fictional reservations app: ...
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Freia Lobo: [00:01:18] Yes. So I think this isn't, like, the first time that there's been a provocative title or something that, you know, stood out to me. But I think maybe it was because, I don't ...
Hey! Nathan here. This week we have a guest post by Nat Eliason, who you might know from his newsletter Almanack. The post is about a company called Oatly that’s gaining steam using a questionable ...