Marina Danilevsky

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 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.

Anastasia Stasenko, CEO of pleias and open-source AI advocate, joins AI experts Marina Danilevsky and Chris Hay to dive deep into the Paris AI Summit highlights. They discuss the global advancements in AI safety and a remarkable €109 billion investment to boost European infrastructure. The trio explores the implications of an intriguing new test-time scaling technique for AI models, as well as insights from Sam Altman's latest observations. They also dissect Anthropic's Economic Index, revealing the actual scope of AI adoption across industries.

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.

Joining the conversation are Marina Danilevsky, a senior research scientist focused on AI ethics; Chris Hay, a distinguished engineer and CTO specializing in AI product development; and Nathalie Baracaldo, an expert in AI safety and security. They explore OpenAI’s recent deep research and the o3-mini model, discussing its capabilities and limitations. Insights on the upcoming AI Action Summit highlight its significance in navigating AI governance and ethical implications. The trio also dissects Anthropic’s Constitutional Classifiers and Microsoft’s new unit studying AI's impact on society.