Gabe Goodhart

Chris Hay, a veteran AI practitioner, discusses the rise of 'super agents' and their orchestration in 2025, predicting further advancements in 2026. Gabe Goodhart, an open-source advocate, highlights the growing maturity of open-source AI models and the challenges they face in integration. Kaoutar El Maghraoui, an AI hardware expert, analyzes supply constraints in 2025 and anticipates a shift towards specialized chips. Finally, Aaron Baughman explores the potential of multimodal AI, emphasizing models that integrate sensory inputs for more human-like responses.

In this enlightening discussion, guests Gabe Goodhart, a Chief Architect in AI Open Innovation, Kaoutar El Maghraoui, a Principal Research Scientist focused on AI and cognitive automation, and Ann Funai, a CIO passionate about AI in education, delve into intriguing topics. They explore how ChatGPT may be enhancing or diminishing human intelligence. The conversation also highlights the surprising assertive behavior of autonomous vehicles and their safety implications. Finally, they discuss the rise of AI-generated ads, touching on ethical concerns and the balance between personalization and creativity.

This discussion features Gabe Goodhart, an AI architect focused on cybersecurity, Merve Unuvar, a specialist in agent middleware, and Marina Danilevsky, a research scientist analyzing AI model behaviors. They dive into Google’s Gemini 3 model, exploring its strong performance yet concerning hallucination issues. The dialogue shifts to AI's impact on the economy through OpenAI’s GDPVal benchmark, and the panel debates the balance between specialized and generalist models. They also tackle the implications of a recent cyberattack automated by AI, stressing the need for robust enterprise defenses.

Gabe Goodhart, an AI architect focused on open innovation, joins Chris Hay, a distinguished engineer in developer tooling, and Olivia Buzek, a developer advocate for AI. They explore the highs and lows of AI code generation, highlighting a dramatic optimization success with Apple Metal versus significant failures in simple tasks. The team debates whether models or developers dictate architecture and discusses the importance of agent orchestration over mere model selection. They also tackle the competitive landscape between open-source and proprietary tools, emphasizing the challenges of inference costs and co-evolution in closed ecosystems.

Gabe Goodhart, Chief Architect in AI Open Innovation, shares insights on Mistral 3's multimodal capabilities while tackling DeepSeek-V3.2's innovative reasoning-first approach. Aaron Baughman, an IBM Fellow Master Inventor, discusses Claude Opus 4.5's developer focus and how ensemble strategies shape digital workflows. Abraham Daniels highlights open-source differentiation and the competition in AI platforms. The trio debates scaling laws in AI, sparked by a blog on Gemini 3, and confronts Amazon's decision to restrict ChatGPT's shopping agent, revealing the complex motives at play.

Join Marina Danilevsky, a senior research scientist in AI, Abraham Daniels, a technical product manager, and Gabe Goodhart, chief architect in open innovation as they unpack the latest from Google I/O 2025. They delve into whether Google’s AI Ultra subscription is worth it and discuss the implications of RedHat's new llm-d for Kubernetes. They also tackle Microsoft’s NLWeb and the transforming nature of search. Finally, the trio examines Stack Overflow's decline, pondering if AI is pushing it towards obsolescence.

Join Chris Hay, a Distinguished Engineer with deep AI expertise; Gabe Goodhart, an AI architect specializing in open-source innovation; and Francesco Brenna, a VP focused on AI strategy, as they dive into the evolving landscape of AI. They discuss the implications of OpenAI introducing ads to ChatGPT, the surge of Claude Code, and how it transforms software development. The conversation also explores shifts in enterprise strategies towards AI-powered innovation and the future of agent APIs with Hugging Face's Open Responses, raising crucial questions about transparency and user trust.

Join Gabe Goodhart, Chief Architect at AI Open Innovation, Kate Soule, Director at Granite, and Marina Danilevsky, Senior Research Scientist, as they dive into the fascinating intersection of AI and social media. They discuss the rumors of OpenAI's potential social network and ponder its implications. The guests also explore Anthropic's study on AI reasoning, highlighting its complexities. Finally, they share insights on a humanoid robot half-marathon, questioning whether robots might be the next race contenders in our future.

Gabe Goodhart, Chief Architect of AI Open Innovation, Mihai Criveti, Distinguished Engineer at Agentic AI, and Kate Soule, Director of Technical Product Management for Granite, dive into groundbreaking topics. They discuss the impressive win of Gemini Deep Think at the International Math Olympiad and explore who’s utilizing ChatGPT agents. Mihai sheds light on the MCP Gateway, a pivotal project for securing AI systems, while Ryan Hagemann analyzes the implications of the White House's latest AI Action Plan for policy makers.

Gabe Goodhart, Chief Architect at AI Open Innovation, Kush Varshney, an IBM Fellow for AI Governance, and Marina Danilevsky, Senior Research Scientist, dive into Anthropic’s Project Vend, where an AI tries to manage an office fridge. They discuss the future of AI in business and whether massive data centers are a thing of the past. The conversation shifts to the evolving landscape of computer science education, stressing the blend of technical and soft skills, and raises concerns over the ethical implications of AI in paper reviews.