This episode examines how agentic software development changes security, platform strategy, and engineering roles. It highlights the need to move mitigation into the agent loop and standardize platform defaults. The discussion also identifies verification as a premium capability and local models as a future cost lever.
An analysis of the emerging 'verifiable stack' in a world flooded by AI-generated content. The discussion explores the complementary nature of probabilistic AI and deterministic cryptography in redefining media, business, and truth.
Christian Catalini and Eddie Lazzarin analyze the economic shift from automation to verification in the AI era. They outline the 'AI sandwich' organizational model, the rise of the one-person billion-dollar startup, and the critical role of crypto primitives in securing digital provenance and trust.
Kristen Catalini and Eddie Lazarin analyze the economic shift from automation to verification in the AI era. They outline the 'AI sandwich' organizational model, the role of crypto in digital provenance, and the emergence of the one-person billion-dollar startup.