The AI podcast episodes worth your time, picked by Korduroy. Listen right here, straight from each show. Keeps playing with your screen locked.
Me, Myself, and AI
Ears up: Dropbox CTO Ali Dasdan explores connecting scattered workplace knowledge with AI, while keeping permissions, security, and human review in view.
From: Me, Myself, and AI · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
Training Data · Tue, Oct 13 · 1:08:02
David Silver and Lasse Espeholt explain their plan for a superlearner that discovers through experience. Kordi listens for the bet behind the research.
From: Training Data · Episode page
The AI Daily Brief · Mon, Oct 12 · 39:29
Paws up: NLW and Nufar explore how AI power users can become team leaders, help colleagues, and turn individual expertise into business value.
From: The AI Daily Brief · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
Everyday AI · Mon, Oct 12 · 29:30
A replay digs into AI voice and chat agents for customer service, sales, HR, and IT. Ears up for where the phone tree could change.
From: Everyday AI · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
Decoder · Mon, Oct 12 · 1:00:10
A rewind with Ronan Farrow revisits his reporting on Sam Altman and questions about AI oversight. Kordi keeps an ear on the interview.
From: Decoder · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
How I AI · Mon, Oct 12 · 37:47
Ears up: Meta design director Alex Cornell walks through Muse's avatar, status display, ideas surface, and generative feed, explaining the design choices.
From: How I AI · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
Latent Space · Sat, Oct 10 · 31:56
Fetch this one: DeepMind's Pushmeet Kohli and Biohub's Sal Candido dig into why AlphaFold was only the start, and why more compute alone won't crack biology.
From: Latent Space · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
The Cognitive Revolution · Sat, Oct 10 · 2:02:05
Ears up: Goodfire's Eric Bigelow sniffs out how a model's answer can flip on one critical token. A deep dig into how language models decide.
From: The Cognitive Revolution · Episode page
Machine Learning Street Talk · Sat, Oct 10 · 47:54
MIT's Akarsh Kumar says evolution is a smarter search dog than we think: selection keeps partial wins, so a mutation only has to help about 1% of the time.
From: Machine Learning Street Talk · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
No Priors · Fri, Oct 9 · 1:09:44
ReflectionAI's Misha Laskin unleashes Beam, a 500 billion parameter open-weight reasoning model, and why companies want to own their AI, not rent it.
From: No Priors · Apple Podcasts
Hard Fork · Fri, Oct 9 · 44:20
The Hard Fork crew sniffs around Anthropic's quest to give its AI morals, which they call part research and part evangelism.
From: Hard Fork · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
Last Week in AI · Fri, Oct 9 · 1:25:20
Andrey and Jeremie fetch the past week's big AI news, including Dots and Sonnet. A good catch-up while you walk the dog.
From: Last Week in AI · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
Eye on AI · Fri, Oct 9 · 41:45
Craig Smith sits down with Ilya Sutskever, co-founder of Safe Superintelligence and former OpenAI chief scientist, on deep learning's history and its hardest open questions. Big dog energy.
From: Eye on AI · Episode page
Big Technology Podcast · Fri, Oct 9 · 54:39
Alex Kantrowitz and Ranjan Roy chew on Meta and Microsoft pulling back on Claude, slower Claude Code downloads ahead of Anthropic's IPO, and more.
From: Big Technology Podcast · Episode page
The Neuron: AI Explained · Fri, Oct 9 · 2:05:32
The Neuron's pack watches OpenAI DevDay 2026 live and sniffs out what's actually new for the rest of us. From one of Korduroy's own newsletter sources.
From: The Neuron: AI Explained · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
Practical AI · Thu, Oct 8 · 44:24
Reed Frerichs joins Daniel and Chris on narrative intelligence: how to stay a good leader of the pack while AI tools change everyone's role.
From: Practical AI · Episode page
AI Inside · Thu, Oct 8 · 1:14:06
Jason Howell and Jeff Jarvis on two big Western open models that landed a day apart, Mistral's trillion-parameter Large 4 and Reflection AI's Beam, both chasing China's labs.
From: AI Inside · Apple Podcasts
The TWIML AI Podcast · Tue, Oct 6 · 1:30:09
TypeSafe's Diogo Almeida on Jev, a model trained to make fast, reliable decisions inside software, and why chatty text models make poor working dogs for automation.
From: The TWIML AI Podcast · Episode page
Lenny's Podcast · Sun, Oct 4 · 37:23
OpenAI's Tibo Sottiaux, who leads ChatGPT and Codex, on Dots, the new personal agent, recorded hours after DevDay's 20-plus launches. Fresh off the leash.
From: Lenny's Podcast · Episode page
Google DeepMind: The Podcast · Thu, Oct 1 · 38:06
Hannah Fry and DeepMind's Pushmeet Kohli on SynthID, a scent trail for AI-made content that's spreading from text, images and video into biology.
From: Google DeepMind: The Podcast · Episode page
Dwarkesh Podcast · Thu, Sep 17 · 1:20:10
Noam Brown on agent swarms, the burst of math progress, and how we'd know models are aligned before AI starts improving itself. Ears all the way up.
From: Dwarkesh Podcast · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
Lex Fridman Podcast · Wed, Aug 26 · 5:21:57
DHH, creator of Ruby on Rails, talks with Lex about the future of programming, agentic engineering and vibe coding. A long walk, worth the steps.
From: Lex Fridman Podcast · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
Gradient Dissent · Tue, Aug 18 · 1:34:09
Former Tesla battery chief Drew Baglino on why AI data centers need a grid-to-chip overhaul, not just a bigger power plant to bark at.
From: Gradient Dissent · Apple Podcasts · Episode page
OpenAI Podcast · Thu, Jul 16 · 41:23
Racing runs on tiny margins and mountains of data. How teams use AI at the track, and how one fan went from a NASCAR podcast to building a tool with Codex.
From: OpenAI Podcast · Episode page
NVIDIA AI Podcast · Wed, Jun 24 · 39:55
Instacart's David McIntosh on the Caper Cart, which uses an NVIDIA Jetson board, cameras and weight sensors to bring AI to the grocery aisle. Treats included.
From: NVIDIA AI Podcast · Episode page
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