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Yells at Cloud, Episode 3: Super Intelligence, Artificial Slowdown

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Summary

The AI labs say they want to pace the frontier. About ten days later, they shipped new models and cut prices. Is "slow down" a safety commitment, marketing, or a way to write the rules before regulators do? Chris explains the EU Cyber Resilience Act and its new 24-hour clock for reporting exploited vulnerabilities. Danielle looks at Pizza Bot, AWS' open-source inbox for background agents. And newcomer Ken Collins joins to talk about building AI-native teams when anyone can vibe code something that looks finished.

Burst Mode: Aurora DSQL finally gets foreign key constraints, Jev and Laya make decisions instead of generating text, an S3 bucket from Obama's inauguration day that nobody wants to delete, and AWS confirming permanent customer data loss in Bahrain and the UAE.

Timestamps

Main topics

  • 0:00: Cold open
  • 3:57: Pacing the frontier: is "slow down" just marketing? (Gunnar)
  • 15:00: The EU Cyber Resilience Act starts the clock (Chris)
  • 22:53: Pizza Bot and the harness explosion (Danielle)
  • 28:31: Building AI-native teams (Ken)

Burst Mode

  • 38:58: Burst Mode
  • 39:06: Aurora DSQL foreign key constraints (Danielle)
  • 45:07: Jev, Laya, and decision models (Ken)
  • 51:13: Can AI clean up forgotten cloud resources? (Chris)
  • 55:58: AWS permanently loses customer data in the Middle East (Gunnar)

Links

Pacing the frontier

EU Cyber Resilience Act

Pizza Bot

Building AI-native teams

Aurora DSQL foreign key constraints

Jev and Laya

AWS spend limits

AWS Middle East data loss

Wildberries Architected Framework

fwd:cloudsec

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