September was PACKED with incredible guests having invaluable conversations on my show. ICYMI, today's episode highlights the best bits:

1. The wildly popular data scientist and entrepreneur Aishwarya Srinivasan details which failures a person ought to live through themselves before anyone trusts them to deploy an agent to production.

2. Dr. Luis Serrano, founder of Serrano Academy and author of the bestselling book Grokking Machine Learning, describes "word gravity": that is, how transformer architectures "bend space".

3. Dr. Caitlin Malone, host of the very popular Linear Digressions podcast, fills us in on how A.I. automations brought the show back to life after a five-year hiatus.

4. Dell Technologies' distinguished engineers Ishan S. and Tyler Cox explain why agentic A.I. burns through tokens at a rate that is catching companies out... and what we can do about it.

5. Dr. Dilani Kahawala — a Harvard physics PhD who spent a decade in product leadership at Etsy, Facebook and Atlassian — tells me she has had to throw almost all of that product experience away as she began developing Anna, her always-on A.I. assistant for families. She then walks us through the three problems that turn out to be hardest when your product has no user interface and never stops running.

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