Big week. My interview with Alberto González (CTO of WebRTC.ventures) dropped today — we got into WebRTC in enterprise, AI in voice and streaming, and why building real-time comms at scale is harder than it looks. Also this week: the AI productivity paradox keeps coming up in conversations. More code generated, but not necessarily faster shipping. Jeff Keyes on The Reasoning Show articulates exactly why.

From the Network

The Reasoning Show — How AI is Transforming Software Development
Jeff Keyes, Field CTO at AllStacks, digs into the gap between AI code generation velocity and actual delivery outcomes. Spoiler: more automated code often means more debugging, not faster shipping.

Software Defined Talk — Building Voice and Streaming Apps for the Enterprise
Alberto González, CTO of WebRTC.ventures, walks through the real-world challenges of voice and streaming infrastructure — WebRTC integration, AI's role in real-time comms, and what developers consistently get wrong. Good one.

The Cloud Pod — Gmail Finally Lets You Ditch xXDragonSlayer2004Xx
Google now lets US users change their Gmail address once a year. Also covered: supply chain attacks on Trivy and Axios, NVIDIA GTC's shift from raw compute to inference efficiency, and a Claude Code npm packaging slip that exposed source code.

Podcast of the Week

Practical AI — Post-Mortem of Anthropic's Claude Code Leak
Dan and Chris dig into what the Claude Code source exposure actually revealed — and what it means for agentic AI security architecture. The open source community is already eyeing the harness design. Worth a listen if you're paying attention to how AI agents get built and secured.

Non-Tech Pod of the Week

The Daily — Who Is Satoshi Nakamoto?
NYT investigative reporter John Carreyrou spent a year digging through old internet postings and running machine learning analyses to identify Bitcoin's creator — and he thinks it's Adam Back. After the article published, Back reached out and asked to respond on the show. Whether you buy the conclusion or not, it's a great piece of reporting and the live rebuttal makes it even better.

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