The Every Podcast is Every's flagship show. Co-hosts Dan Shipper and Natalia Quintero talk with founders, researchers, writers, and operators about what they're building and how they use AI in their own work. The show also takes you behind the scenes at Every. We share how our team is using and exploring AI, including what we're trying, what's working, and what we're learning along the way. Formerly known as AI & I. Read more at every.to.
AI agents are transforming work by acting as persistent, proactive assistants that manage complex tasks and protect human cognitive space. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, frames this shift as a potential "Renaissance" where technology enhances individual agency and creativity, contrasting it with the Industrial Revolution's...
Building an embodied AI companion requires moving beyond traditional B2B SaaS problem-solving toward a creative, character-driven medium. Portola founder Quinten Farmer and head of story Eliot Peper describe their AI, Tolan, as an "improv actor" that evolves through user interaction rather than rigid branching logic. S...
AI agents are moving beyond simple reasoning tasks toward an "agentic web," a decentralized ecosystem where agents autonomously interact with diverse systems and data. While scaling laws continue to drive model performance, a "capability overhang" persists, necessitating better integration between model reasoning and r...
The "All Access" tier and "Builder Pack" at Every provide subscribers with exclusive credits and discounts for essential AI tools, including Claude, Cursor, and PostHog, to facilitate rapid product development. This approach shifts the creative process from manual execution to "orchestration," where users leverage AI a...
The computing revolution is fundamentally reshaping how work is performed, shifting from traditional software interfaces to agent-native workflows. Startups in this space operate in a high-stakes environment where they must balance rapid experimentation with the need for consistent, tasteful product design. Granola, an...
The integration of AI into creative workflows enables individuals to build "end-of-one" software, bypassing the limitations and toxicity of legacy commercial platforms. By leveraging AI as a research assistant and coding partner, writers and creators can develop bespoke tools that enhance productivity without sacrifici...
AI agents are evolving from experimental tools into essential components of operational infrastructure, shifting knowledge work from manual "sculpting" to "gardening"—creating conditions for growth rather than building every component by hand. Natalia Quintero, Head of Consulting at Every, demonstrates how internal age...
AI models are evolving from basic instruction followers into autonomous agents capable of research-level mathematics and complex reasoning. By treating models like students in a "school for AGI," developers use specialized data environments to teach them nuance, taste, and real-world problem-solving. This shift moves b...
The rise of AI-driven coding agents is fundamentally reshaping software development, as evidenced by GitHub’s exponential growth to 17 million agent-generated pull requests per month. This shift necessitates new tools for open-source maintainers to manage increased volume and maintain control over contributions. While ...
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