Python
4 statements across 4 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Aug 11, 2025 by Amjad Masad · said 14 times in 12 episodes since 2023 · across every show →
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2026 7 mentions in 7 episodes 1 per episode
- Big Technology AI Summit (full): Greg Brockman, Mike Krieger, Aaron Levie & Friends of The Podcast
- Anthropic's Labs Lead On Fable's Capabilities + Building AI-Native Products — With Mike Krieger
- PwC’s Dallas Dolen: AI Hardware’s Advantage, TokenMaxxing, Automation’s Impact
- AI Agents: Mirage Or Real Revolution? — With Dmitry Shevelenko
- Mark Cuban: AI Hype vs. Reality, OpenAI's Wasting $1 Trillion, Lebron vs. Jordan
- Is Google's Gemini Winning?, Thinking Machines Drama, Claude Cowork’s Potential
- Claude Code’s Shining Moment, ChatGPT for Healthcare, End Of Busywork?
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2025 4 mentions in 3 episodes 1 per episode
2024 2 mentions in 1 episode
2023 1 mention in 1 episode
Everything said about Python, oldest first
Aug 11, 2025 neutral
Oct 10, 2025 neutral
AI remains weak at calculations without executing code in virtual machines
“And you know, more importantly right now, AI, we're in a world where, where AI is not good at calculating things yet. So generally you're having to spin up a virtual machine and run Python or something on there. To actually perform those spreadsheet calculatio…”
Jun 25, 2026 positive
Krieger: Fable autonomously converted hundreds of thousands of Python lines to TypeScript.
“And I trusted it to sort of not just do the individual action, but here's like a whole language conversion of millions of hundreds of thousands of lines of code at that point. Go off and do it, go plan it, go execute it, go verify the work, double verify the w…”
Jun 26, 2026 bullish
Krieger: Anthropic dynamic workflows autonomously converted hundreds of thousands of lines of code
“We have a feature called dynamic workflows where you can have it like also break down the task into like a lot of subtasks. And I trusted it to sort of not just do the individual action, but here's like a whole language conversion of millions of hundreds of th…”