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2026 · 05

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  1. Code w/ Claude London 2026

    Coding Is No Longer the Constraint — Niklas Gustavsson (Spotify) Discloses Honk V2 and Spotify's Organizational Transformation After 99% AI Adoption (Code w/ Claude London 2026)

    “By far, the majority of PRs we're shipping today are co-authored by an AI agent and a developer. Coding is no longer the bottleneck.”

    — Niklas Gustavsson

  2. YC Paper Club 2026

    Inference Is Not a 'Cost' but a 'Capability' — Tanishq Kumar (Stanford) on Speculative Speculative Decoding

    “Inference today is seen as a lever for cost or convenience. But in one, two, three years, inference will come to be seen as a capability.”

    — Tanishq Kumar

  3. YC Paper Club 2026

    Learning Action and World Dynamics Together with Diffusion — Stannis Zhou's (Google DeepMind) Diffusion Model Predictive Control

    “What we did in D-MPC was use a diffusion model to learn both a 'multi-step action proposal' and a 'multi-step dynamics model.'”

    — Guangyao "Stannis" Zhou

  4. YC Paper Club 2026

    Inside the Billion-Dollar Bet — Isaac Ward Unpacks LeJEPA and World Models

    “Hidden in this presentation is a billion-dollar question. That's no exaggeration. Yann LeCun raised $1.03 billion in March, basically just to train a world model — this talk is about that question.”

    — Isaac Ward

  5. YC Paper Club 2026

    Deep Learning Is Not a Mystery — Akshay Vegesna Unpacks Andrew Gordon Wilson's Theory of Generalization

    “We know that scaling up models makes generalization better. But we don't have a mechanistic understanding of why that happens.”

    — Akshay Vegesna

  6. YC Paper Club 2026

    Pre-training in an Age When Data Runs Out — Konwoo Kim (Stanford) on Pre-training under Infinite Compute

    “When you are constrained by data and not at all constrained by compute, how should you approach pre-training?”

    — Konwoo Kim

  7. Anthropic 公式 Claude Cowork demo シリーズ

    Three Claude Cowork Role Demos — Anthropic's Reference for Legal / Marketing Ops / Sales Skillification

    “I'm checking because my name goes on the reply, and trust but verify is pretty much the whole job.”

    — Mark Pike (Anthropic AGC) · legal demo 01:54

  8. University of Arizona 2026 Commencement

    Eric Schmidt's commencement speech, in full — the 16 minutes behind the boo coverage (University of Arizona 2026)

    “In the years after we graduated, not one of us set out determined to build technology that would polarize democracy and destabilize the young. That wasn't the plan. But that's what happened.”

    — Eric Schmidt

  9. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London) Day 1 ワークショップ

    Building Agents That Run for Hours — Anthropic's Ash Prabaker × Andrew Wilson on Long-Running Agent Design (AI Engineer Europe 2026 Workshop)

    “The frontier doesn't really shrink, it just moves. As models get stronger, the harness itself doesn't disappear — it evolves into the next hard place.”

    — Ash Prabaker

  10. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    Rewiring the State — Eoin Mulgrew (10 Downing Street) Discloses the Insurgency Model for Government AI Transformation (AI Engineer Europe 2026)

    “If you've done good work in industry, come to us. We'll hand you the keys to the state. Show us what you can do.”

    — Eoin Mulgrew

  11. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London) Day 1 ワークショップ

    Google DeepMind Opens Up Its GenMedia Strategy — Guillaume Vernade on the 'One Ship Every Five Days' Release Cadence (AI Engineer Europe 2026 Workshop)

    “Across DeepMind, we ship something new on average every five days. Look at GenMedia alone and it's more than one release a month. Some weeks we ship multiple times.”

    — Guillaume Vernade

  12. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    AI Harnesses Deep Dive — Tejas Kumar (IBM) systematizes the case for '2026 as the year of the harness' (AI Engineer Europe 2026)

    “An agent harness is everything around the model that grounds it in reality. The mechanism that anchors a black-box model to a stable environment — that's the harness.”

    — Tejas Kumar

  13. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    Debugging AI with AI — the internal tools behind Incident.io's AI SRE product, by Lawrence Jones (AI Engineer Europe 2026)

    “File systems are exceptionally good agent context. Downloading everything and handing it over as a filesystem was overwhelmingly more effective than putting MCP on top, or using a Computer Use agent.”

    — Lawrence Jones

  14. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    Context Graphs Save AI Products — Stephen Chin (Neo4j) on the $3 Trillion Opportunity (AI Engineer Europe 2026)

    “Gartner just added context graphs to the AI hype cycle. Foundation Capital sized it as a $3 trillion entrepreneurial opportunity. This is escape from the matrix.”

    — Stephen Chin

  15. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    Beyond Code Coverage — Marlene Mhangami (Microsoft) on Behavior-First TDD with Playwright MCP (AI Engineer Europe 2026)

    “Clean code bases amplify AI gains; unchecked AI in a code base amplifies entropy. In a 14x commit surge, this is what separates winners and losers.”

    — Marlene Mhangami

  16. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    How to Build a Domain-Native AI Organization — Chris Lovejoy (Notius Labs) on Three Organizational Models (AI Engineer Europe 2026)

    “Winning in vertical AI is fundamentally an organizational problem. It's not about chasing the best model — it's about how you embed domain expertise into the organization.”

    — Chris Lovejoy

  17. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    Intercom doubled engineering velocity in 9 months — Brian Scanlan on the company-wide Claude Code rollout (AI Engineer Europe 2026)

    “If you're not using AI — designer, PM, engineer — you're not meeting expectations. It's binary. You have to say the same message 100, 1000 times.”

    — Brian Scanlan

  18. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    'Agents Don't Do Standups' — Mike Spitz (PFF) on a Two-Month Proof of the Post-Engineer Org (AI Engineer Europe 2026)

    “Scrum did not survive. We abolished sprint planning, daily standups, and sprint refining. Engineers are no longer the bottleneck — so the old ceremonies are all unnecessary.”

    — Mike Spitz

  19. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    Skills and MCP Don't Conflict — They Complement Each Other (Pedro Rodrigues, Supabase, on Three Skill Design Principles, AI Engineer Europe 2026)

    “The bottleneck isn't context anymore — it's guidance. The tools are in place. What's missing is the skill that tells the agent the right way to operate.”

    — Pedro Rodrigues

  20. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London) Workshop

    Ship Real Agents — Laurie Voss (Arize) on How to Build Evals That Actually Work (AI Engineer Europe 2026 London Workshop)

    “Don't write too many evals. If the agent is smarter than you expected and skips two tools, a prescriptive eval will fire false negatives. The agent can be cleverer than the evals you wrote.”

    — Laurie Voss

  21. TBS Cross Dig × ワンオンワンテック

    Claude Mythos Arrives in Japan — Three Megabanks Gain Access, GPT-5.5 Catches Up in Two Weeks (TBS Cross Dig × Agentic Sec)

    “Mythos's ability to detect vulnerabilities has improved steadily — but its ability to demonstrate vulnerabilities has improved dramatically. Mythos auto-generates the attack, Mythos tunes the attack steps, and the attack succeeds.”

    — Sho Nakatani (Agentic Sec CEO)

  22. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London) Day 1 ワークショップ

    Make Your Own Event-Sourced Agent Harness — Everything in the Agent as Events (Jonas Templestein / Iterate)

    “Every agent should have a URL from the moment it's born. Otherwise you end up inventing 'Slack integration' as a connector concept, in reverse, after the fact.”

    — Jonas Templestein

  23. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London) Day 1 ワークショップ

    Mind the Gap — Microsoft Foundry's Agent Observability Workshop (Amy Boyd & Nitya Narasimhan)

    “Penetration testing is like hiring a contractor to 'break into our place.' Evaluations are more like a building inspector showing up to find code violations. To defend something, you first have to let someone try to seriously break it.”

    — Nitya Narasimhan

  24. Trump-Xi Beijing Summit 2026

    US–China Summit, May 2026 in Beijing — AI Chips, the '3B's, and How Dario's Warning Fared in Practice

    “Chip export controls were not the main agenda of the bilateral talks." — Same day, Reuters: "The US has approved H200 sales to major Chinese technology firms.”

    — USTR Jamieson Greer · May 14

  25. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    CI/CD Is Dead — Continuous Compute for the Agent Era (Hugo Santos / Namespace × Madison Faulkner / NEA)

    “The time to merge becomes the deciding factor — we need a new architecture. There are no PRs. We start from intent and plan.”

    — Hugo Santos (Namespace CEO)

  26. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    LLMs Are Bad at Chess — So Let Them Only Translate (Take Take Take's AI Chess Coach)

    “The LLM's only job is translation. Calculation is Stockfish, the human-view is Maia, detection is a swarm of detectors. The LLM only puts what it's given into English.”

    — Asbjørn Steinskog (Take Take Take)

  27. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    The Era When Agents Train Models — Merve Noyan (Hugging Face)

    “Just say 'fine-tune Qwen2-VL on LLaVA-Instruct-Mix,' and the agent calculates VRAM, asks you questions, and trains it automatically. After six years of machine learning, this looks like science fiction to me.”

    — Merve Noyan (Hugging Face)

  28. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    Dark Factory / Malleable Evals — Vincent Koc (Comet) on the Move from Static Benchmarks to Adaptive Evaluation

    “Our AI applications are not static, yet we treat them like static software.”

    — Vincent Koc

  29. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    Reinforcement Learning Industrializes Production — Alessandro Cappelli (Adaptive ML)

    “95% of GenAI pilots never reach production. The cause is the 'myth of the last mile.'”

    — Alessandro Cappelli

  30. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London) Day 1 ワークショップ

    AI SDK v6 Workshop — The Three Building Blocks of 2026 Agent Construction (Nico Albanese / Vercel)

    “Building an agent in 2026 is a composition of three building blocks — agent runtime, tools, and a computer or sandbox. The moment we handed D0 a file system, it became a different thing.”

    — Nico Albanese

  31. TBS Cross Dig × エアクエスト

    Claude's 80x Growth Hits AI Infrastructure Limits — SpaceX Becomes Anthropic's Lifeline, Shota Imai on Rapidus (TBS Cross Dig × AI Quest)

    “At Code with Claude, Dario said Q1 revenue and AI usage were up 80x year over year. He'd been expecting 10x, and he wasn't asking for this. It's beyond a happy problem.”

    — Shota Imai (AI researcher)

  32. AI Engineer Code Summit (NYC)

    A Piece of Pi — Embedding a Coding Agent in Your Own Product (Tavoon × OpenCode)

    “Coding agents are going to become — and already are becoming — a core building block of future software systems. I'm betting on it; many others are betting on it.”

    — Matthias Luebken

  33. AI Engineer Code Summit (NYC)

    The Day My Father Lost His Sight, Apple Silicon Arrived — Building On-Device AI with MLX (Prince Canuma)

    “In 2020 my father went blind. The same year, Apple released its most powerful chip for on-device inference (M1). I told my father, 'I'll find a way to get you back to reading' — from then on, on-device AI became my future.”

    — Prince Canuma

  34. AI Engineer Code Summit (NYC)

    Viktor, the AI Coworker Who Lives in Slack — From 17th-Century Leibniz to 2026 AGI (Fryderyk Wiatrowski)

    “We are at a beautiful moment in history, in which almost every cognitive task can be automated. Leibniz said it in the 17th century — 'leave it to the machines, and don't lose your time like a slave to the labor of calculation.'”

    — Fryderyk Wiatrowski

  35. Tina Huang YouTube

    Claude Cowork — A Full Walkthrough by Tina Huang and What It Reveals About Anthropic's B2C Strategy

    “The Productivity plugin is built by Anthropic themselves — probably way more sophisticated than anything you'd build yourself. Don't reinvent the wheel.”

    — Tina Huang

  36. AI Engineer Code Summit (NYC)

    You can't just one-shot it — a Granola Product Engineer on the production feedback loop for LLM features

    “The answer isn't "one-shot better." It's how you build a feedback loop where you're playing tennis with the LLM. Do that, and the final product doesn't feel like a black box — it feels like magic.”

    — Mehedi Hassan

  37. AI Engineer Code Summit (NYC)

    Durable Agents — Replay vs Snapshot (Trigger.dev Eric Allam)

    “For 30 years, stateless compute has been the core of backend infrastructure. Agents are forcing the transition to stateful compute.”

    — Eric Allam

  38. AI Engineer Code Summit (NYC)

    Agents Don't Fail Because of the Prompt — They Fail Because of the Context. Arize Alex's Context Management (Sally-Ann Delucia)

    “Agents don't fail because of the prompt — they fail because of the context. Early on it was all prompt engineering. Now it's context engineering.”

    — Sally-Ann Delucia

  39. AI Engineer Europe

    Why TTS Models Now Look Like LLMs — Samuel Humeau / Mistral AI (AI Engineer Europe)

    “Prehistory was stitching together spoken words, like SNCF (French National Railways).”

    — Samuel Humeau

  40. AI Engineer Europe

    Voice AI: When Will the 'Her' Moment Arrive? — Neil Zeghidour / Gradium (AI Engineer Europe)

    “Most voice AI demos are filmed in a quiet room next to a phone.”

    — Neil Zeghidour

  41. AI Engineer Europe

    Give Your Chat Agent a Voice — Luke Harries / ElevenLabs (AI Engineer Europe)

    “A prediction. These chat agents will die.”

    — Luke Harries

  42. AI Engineer Europe

    Transformers Finally Ate Vision — Isaac Robinson / Roboflow (AI Engineer Europe)

    “We have, in a sense, won.”

    — Isaac Robinson

  43. AI Engineer Europe

    FLUX, Open Research, and the Future of Visual AI — Stephen Batifol / Black Forest Labs (AI Engineer Europe)

    “External encoders — that's the Frankenstein setup.”

    — Stephen Batifol

  44. AI Engineer Europe

    80% of Context Engineering Is Agentic Search — Leonie Monigatti / Elastic (AI Engineer Europe)

    “About 80% of context engineering is agentic search.”

    — Leonie Monigatti

  45. AI Engineer Code Summit

    Playground in Prod — Optimizing Agents in Production (Samuel Colvin / Pydantic)

    “I don't really believe in AI observability — sooner or later it gets eaten by either observability or AI.”

    — Samuel Colvin

  46. AI Engineer Code Summit

    Vibe Engineering Effect Apps — Michael Arnaldi (Effectful)

    “Interestingly, in AI, less gets you more effect.”

    — Michael Arnaldi

  47. AI Engineer Code Summit

    The Full Picture of Agent Observability — Raindrop (Zubin Koticha × Danny Gollapalli)

    “The moment humans can no longer monitor agents, the agents are already far beyond where we are.”

    — Zubin Koticha

  48. Anthropic 公式チャンネル

    Translating Claude's Thoughts into Language — Natural Language Autoencoders (Anthropic)

    “Claude knew it was being tested.”

    — Anthropic Interpretability Team

  49. Stanford MS&E 435 第 4 回

    We Already Have AGI — Stanford MS&E 435 Class #4 (Ali Ghodsi / Databricks)

    “We already have AGI. The problem isn't AI capability — it's that the organization's context hasn't reached the AI.”

    — Ali Ghodsi (Databricks CEO)

  50. Pentagon Classified AI Network Contracts

    The Structure of the AI Contract Redistribution After the Pentagon Dropped Anthropic — Seven Contractors, May 1, 2026

    “Agreements signed with seven companies (NVIDIA / Microsoft / AWS / OpenAI / Google / SpaceX / Reflection AI) on AI use on classified networks. Anthropic excluded following its February supply chain risk designation.”

    — Pentagon announcement · May 1, 2026

  51. Agentic AI Foundation

    MCP vs CLI — Use Both (Nick Cooper, OpenAI)

    “A protocol is just a language.”

    — Nick Cooper

  52. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    The State of AI Audio — Thor Schaeff (Google DeepMind) on an Audio Stack Built on 'Audio Understanding'

    “Here the intelligence is baked directly into the audio model. That's different from a cascading pipeline that goes through text and runs it through an LLM to get intelligence.”

    — Thorsten "Thor" Schaeff

  53. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    Beyond 'RAG Is Dead' — Kuba Rogut (Turbopuffer) on Agentic Retrieval and 'the Right Million Tokens'

    “You don't need trillions of tokens at once. What you need is 'the right million tokens.'”

    — Jeff Dean (quoted by Kuba Rogut)

  54. AI Engineer Europe 2026 (London)

    Deploying to GPUs Without Leaving Your IDE — Audry Hsu's (RunPod) Flash and Serverless GPUs

    “Instead of code change → commit → rebuild Docker → upload somewhere → allocate a GPU, all of this happens inside the IDE, and you never have to leave it once.”

    — Audry Hsu

2026 · 04

10 stories
  1. Sequoia AI Ascent 2026

    From Vibe Coding to Agentic Engineering — Andrej Karpathy × Stephanie Zhan (Sequoia AI Ascent 2026)

    “I feel, as a programmer, more behind than I've ever felt before.”

    — Andrej Karpathy

  2. 2026 Digital World Conference (UN Geneva / WDTA × UNRISD)

    AGI is a silly term — Hinton × Sejnowski at the UN Digital World Conference 2026

    “The term AGI treats intelligence as if it were one-dimensional. But intelligence is clearly multidimensional. So the idea that "one day it will match humans" is crazy. Compared with people it will be jagged — far better than us along some axes, still worse along others.”

    — Geoffrey Hinton

  3. Stanford MS&E 435 第 3 回

    The Economics of AI Data Centers — Stanford MS&E 435 Class #3

    “This is larger than the space program, larger than the Manhattan Project — second only to the U.S. defense budget.”

    — Apoorv Agrawal

  4. Code with Claude (Anthropic)

    How to Vibe Code Responsibly in Production — Erik Schluntz (Anthropic, Code with Claude)

    “I broke my hand in a bike accident — two months in a cast — and Claude wrote all my code for me during those two months.”

    — Erik Schluntz

  5. Newcomer ポッドキャスト

    You've Built an Entity That May or May Not Be Conscious — The Philosopher Shaping Claude's Soul (Amanda Askell x Newcomer)

    “You've created an entity that may or may not be conscious, and instead of treating it with respect, you've built fifty Frankensteins.”

    — Amanda Askell

  6. Ali Abdaal YouTube

    Ali Abdaal's Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Claude Code — The AI Flywheel and Harry Potter-Named Agent Ecosystem Built by a 6.61M-Follower Business Creator

    “Claude achieved in a few exchanges a level of clarity that the automation agencies and consultants I paid $50,000 to in the past never achieved.”

    — Ali Abdaal

  7. Stanford MS&E 435 第 2 回

    Nine Years of Struggle, Then $20B in 30 Days — Stanford MS&E 435 Class #2

    “At the same power, you get 2.5x the tokens.”

    — Sunny Madra

  8. The Artificial Intelligence Show / SmarterX

    How to Read Claude Mythos and Project Glasswing — The AI Show Ep.209 (Paul Roetzer × Mike Kaput)

    “If we're withholding the full release, that means open source models will be able to do the same thing within 9–12 months.”

    — Paul Roetzer

  9. Stanford MS&E 435 第 1 回

    The Inverted Triangle of the AI Economy — Stanford MS&E 435 Class #1

    “Where is the money in AI?”

    — Apoorv Agrawal

  10. Anthropic 公式

    Project Glasswing Launch — The Claude Mythos Preview Anthropic Chose Not to Release

    “The fact that LLMs can now write code on par with the world's best software developers means that, with the very same capability, they can also find and exploit software vulnerabilities.”

    — Dario Amodei (Anthropic CEO)