Anthropic's "Cruelty" Rules & AI Agent Databases | Agents of Dev Episode 43
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Have you ever yelled at an AI model out of frustration? Anthropic's new Terms of Service might make you think twice!
In this episode of Agents of Dev, Mitch Ashley and Brad Shimmin dive into the latest tectonic shifts in the tech industry, starting with IBM's newly minted 4-part AI operational model and a heated debate on whether NVIDIA is positioned to be the "next IBM."
The hosts also explore the psychological, technical, and marketing implications behind Anthropic banning "cruelty" toward its models.
Plus, discover a handy new tool for sizing hardware for local LLMs, learn why KV caching is the new bottleneck in the AI economy, and find out how databases like Supabase are completely re-architecting for the agentic AI era.
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