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In this episode of "How Many CTOs Does It Take?" podcast, hosts Scott Porad and Brad Hefta-Gaub break down the quirky and serious sides of today's AI. They cover vibe coding, smart glasses, debugging with ChatGPT, and the big question of whether AI gets weaker without human content, offering practical takeaways for CTOs.
They tackle topics like:
Vibe coding during a meeting: Scott builds a full React Native "streaker" app using Augment Code and Gemini — without touching a line of code.
Smart glasses and privacy: What happens when you realize your acquaintance might be recording you in a casual setting?
AI safety filters: How clever prompting can slip past restrictions, raising tough questions about the limits of AI guardrails.
JSON prompting experiments: Could structured prompts outperform natural language instructions?
Debugging with AI: Brad drops raw errors straight into ChatGPT and gets back surprisingly accurate, context-aware fixes.
The ouroboros problem: If AI increasingly trains on AI-generated text instead of human-created content, will models eventually get dumber?
From practical dev hacks to big-picture concerns, this episode shines a light on the curious intersection of AI technology and human behavior.
Resources:
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By Brad Hefta-Gaub & Scott PoradIn this episode of "How Many CTOs Does It Take?" podcast, hosts Scott Porad and Brad Hefta-Gaub break down the quirky and serious sides of today's AI. They cover vibe coding, smart glasses, debugging with ChatGPT, and the big question of whether AI gets weaker without human content, offering practical takeaways for CTOs.
They tackle topics like:
Vibe coding during a meeting: Scott builds a full React Native "streaker" app using Augment Code and Gemini — without touching a line of code.
Smart glasses and privacy: What happens when you realize your acquaintance might be recording you in a casual setting?
AI safety filters: How clever prompting can slip past restrictions, raising tough questions about the limits of AI guardrails.
JSON prompting experiments: Could structured prompts outperform natural language instructions?
Debugging with AI: Brad drops raw errors straight into ChatGPT and gets back surprisingly accurate, context-aware fixes.
The ouroboros problem: If AI increasingly trains on AI-generated text instead of human-created content, will models eventually get dumber?
From practical dev hacks to big-picture concerns, this episode shines a light on the curious intersection of AI technology and human behavior.
Resources:
#TechPodcast #EngineeringPodcast #DevTalks #PodcastForDevs #HowManyCtos #Podcast #Ctos #CtoPodcast #Technology #Engineering #SoftwareDevelopment #TechLeadership #EngineeringLeadership #AIUpdate #AIDevelopment #AIsafety #JSONprompting #SmartGlasses #GenerativeAI #DebuggingWithAI #VibeCoding