Welcome to episode 351 of The Cloud Pod, where the weather is always cloudy! Justin, Matt, and Ryan are in the studio today and ready to bring you the latest in cloud and AI news. And it’s that time of year again – we’re coming up quickly on Google Next, place your AI money bets, so we’ve got our yearly predictions for what’s coming from Vegas, as well as more news about Mythos, Amazon finally becoming a utility, and even an aftershow where we discuss the computing power of Artemis. It’s a great show, so let’s get started!
Titles we almost went with this week
- Three StorageClasses Walk Into an AI Workload
- Deprecated Models Don’t Die, They Just Fail Your API Calls
- SQL Walks Into a Graph Bar and Stays
- Too Many Agents Spoil the Workflow
- One Registry to Rule All Your Rogue AI Agents
- Eight CPUs Walk Into Space, Only One Comes Back
- Stop Retyping the Same Gemini Prompt Like a Caveman
- Claude Code Routines Let AI Work While You Sleep
- AWS Builds a Yellow Pages for Your AI Agents
- GPT Finally Stops Refusing to Talk About Hacking
- None of the hosts is ready for Next
- We are once again trying to look into our next next next crystal ball and failing
- Google is gonna announce AI, it’s just mandatory now
- Las Vegas is calling, our Livers are crying
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We also wanted to tell you about something coming to the US for the first time — WeAreDevelopers World Congress!
They’ve been doing this in Europe for years, 15,000-plus attendees in Berlin, it’s one of the biggest developer events over there. Coté from Software Defined Talk is actually speaking at their Berlin event this summer, so we’ve got some firsthand context here. In September, they’re launching the North America edition. San José, September 23 to 25. 500-plus speakers, 18 tracks — cloud, infrastructure, DevOps, security, AI, data engineering, all of it. Speakers from Datadog, Honeycomb, Sentry, Google, LinkedIn, and Stack Overflow. Olivier Pomel, Christine Yen, Milin Desai, Kelsey Hightower – plus workshops and masterclasses, not just talks. These are people who know how to do a developer conference at scale. wearedevelopers.us, code DEVPOD26 for 15% off. Group rates on top of that for 4 or more.
Follow Up
01:47 AI Cybersecurity After Mythos: The Jagged Frontier
- Since the original Mythos/Project Glasswing announcement, AISLE published follow-up testing showing that small, inexpensive open-weight models can replicate much of the vulnerability detection work Anthropic attributed to Mythos, with all 8 tested models detecting the flagship FreeBSD NFS buffer overflow, including a 3.6B parameter model costing $0.11 per million tokens.
- A notable correction to the framing of the original announcement: cyb
