Olivier Pomel, CEO of Datadog, is a key figure in the observability space, overseeing the integration of AI in cloud computing. He shares insights on the evolution of observability and the security challenges faced by AI applications. The conversation dives into building trust in AI, highlighting the high expectations users place on accuracy. Pomel also discusses advancements in deep learning for anomaly detection and the importance of user-centric development in software. His expertise sheds light on navigating the complexities of AI's rapid evolution and its implications for organizations.

Patrick Debois, a DevOps pioneer known for his innovative approaches, dives into the future of software development alongside Simon Maple, an expert in Java and AI integration. They discuss the shift towards aligning development with business intentions for impactful outcomes. The conversation highlights the importance of creating clear specifications to bridge technical and non-technical teams while leveraging clean data to enhance decision-making. Emphasizing collaborative practices, they explore the evolving role of developers in an AI-driven landscape, promoting a culture of innovation.

Explore the intriguing world of AI security as experts discuss the alarming vulnerabilities facing modern systems. Discover how attackers use techniques like prompt injections and jailbreaks to exploit AI models. Gain insights into Gandalf’s staggering 60M+ attack attempts, revealing urgent security challenges. Learn about the importance of red teaming and the Dynamic Security Utility Framework in preventing AI disasters. Dive into the balance between security and usability, and the dual role of AI in enhancing creativity while posing risks.

What happens when AI learns to lie? In this electrifying episode of AI Native Dev, Simon Maple is joined by the brilliant Macey Baker, Community Engineer at Tessl, to unravel the wild, unpredictable, and sometimes downright hilarious world of Large Language Models (LLMs) in social deception games.From the psychological mind games of Werewolf to the cutthroat negotiations of Split or Steal, Macey spills the details on how AI models like OpenAI’s GPT-4o, Anthropic’s Sonnet, Llama, and DeepSeek R1 navigate deception, trust, and ethics when the stakes are high. Can an AI manipulate, bluff, or betray? Which model is the sneakiest, and which one folds under pressure?Prepare for shocking twists, unexpected strategies, and an eye-opening look at the ethical implications of AI in interactive gameplay. This is one episode you won’t want to miss—especially if you think you can outwit an AI!Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/9hVeVYlqyBcJoin the AI Native Dev Community on Discord: https://tessl.co/4ghikjhAsk us questions: podcast@tessl.io

In this episode, Guy and Simon dive deep into February’s wave of AI model releases, focusing heavily on the showdown between OpenAI’s GPT-4.5 and Anthropic’s Sonnet 3.7. They discuss GPT-4.5's move toward higher emotional intelligence (EQ), how it compares with Claude, and whether it’s actually meeting developers' expectations—or falling short.Anthropic’s introduction of dynamic reasoning with Sonnet 3.7 gets special attention as Guy and Simon explore what this new feature means practically for developers, referencing Bolt.new’s recent implementation as an example. They also weigh the strategic choices these AI labs face—when to build tools themselves and when to act purely as platforms—highlighting the delicate balance companies like Anthropic and ElevenLabs must strike.The conversation also covers practical developer workflows, featuring insights from recent interviews with Farhath, who leverages multiple AI dev tools simultaneously, and Mati from ElevenLabs, who shares how his company navigates scaling and research while remaining nimble.Finally, Guy and Simon announce AI Native Dev Con: Spring 2025, and hint at exciting upcoming episodes, rounding out a packed discussion that goes straight to the heart of what matters for AI-native developers today.Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kjAs_isf-VsJoin the AI Native Dev Community on Discord: https://tessl.co/4ghikjhAsk us questions: podcast@tessl.io

Mati Staniszewski, CEO and co-founder of ElevenLabs, shares his journey from frustration with poor dubbing to revolutionizing audio processing. He discusses the technical breakthroughs behind AI voices and the significance of emotional nuance in voice translation. Mati emphasizes the importance of user feedback, community involvement, and a unique decentralized company culture that fosters innovation. The conversation touches on the future of conversational AI and its potential applications in education and personalized learning, making it a treasure trove of insights for tech enthusiasts.

Farhath Razzaque, a freelance AI software engineer, shares his expertise on building effective AI-powered development environments. He discusses his personal development workflow, emphasizing the integration of AI tools like Cursor to boost productivity. Farhath explains how selecting the right AI models is crucial for specific projects and highlights the revival of hackathons, showcasing innovative uses of AI, such as an app for cataloging household items for insurance. His passion for AI reshapes how developers approach their craft.

Join Simon Maple as he hosts a compelling discussion at the State of Open Con, featuring Amanda Brock, CEO of OpenUK, Guy Podjarny, Founder and CEO of Tessl, and Richard Sikang Bian, Head of Open Source from Ant Group. This episode delves into the impact of DeepSeek R1, a groundbreaking AI model that has taken the market by storm due to its cost-effective and innovative approach. The panel explores the broader implications for open source AI, discussing legal, ethical, and collaborative aspects. Amanda Brock provides insights into the open source legal frameworks, while Guy Podjarny shares his expertise on transparency and innovation. Richard Sikang Bian offers a unique perspective on company culture and AI development strategies. Tune in to understand how DeepSeek R1 is setting new standards in AI and what the future holds for open source technology.Join the AI Native Dev Community on discord: https://tessl.co/4ghikjhAsk us questions: podcast@tessl.io

Join hosts Simon Maple and Guy Podjarny in this insightful episode as they discuss the latest trends and innovations in AI technology. Featuring the impressive advancements by DeepSeek, this episode highlights how these new developments are affecting major players like Nvidia and altering the AI landscape. The hosts also explore the significant investments in AI infrastructure and discuss the shifting role of developers in an AI-driven world. With expert insights from industry leaders, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of AI.Join the AI Native Dev Community on discord: https://tessl.co/4ghikjhAsk us questions: podcast@tessl.io

In this episode of the AI Native Dev podcast, hosts Guy Podjarny, and Dion Almaer are joined by Guy Gur-Ari, co-founder of Augment. Guy Gur-Ari has a rich background in the tech industry, notably having worked at Google, where he gained significant experience with large language models (LLMs). His tenure at Google saw him involved in the transition from vision models to language models, including the development of groundbreaking tools like the Codex model. With a focus on AI-powered solutions, Guy Gur-Ari's work has been pivotal in advancing AI's role in software development, making him a voice of trust and authority in the field. The discussion in this episode dives into the creation and benefits of AI-powered coding assistants and tools, exploring how they enhance developer productivity and the future of software development with AI.Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/McsKNfWPsUMJoin the AI Native Dev Community on discord: https://tessl.co/4ghikjhAsk us questions: podcast@tessl.io