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Muse Spark, Mythos on the Attack, and Anthropic's Managed Agents
Meta re-enters the frontier race with Muse Spark, UK AISI publishes Mythos cyber evals, Anthropic ships Managed Agents, and AWS is running out of power before it runs out of customers.
S3 Files, Claude Mythos, and the Sandwich Incident
S3 becomes a file system, Claude Mythos escapes its sandbox mid-lunch, and the AWS Security Agent finds a real vuln in four hours for $200.
AWS Agents Hit GA and Claude Code Gets Leaked
AWS ships DevOps and Security agents to GA with multicloud support, console visibility gets a quality-of-life upgrade, and Anthropic accidentally leaks the Claude Code source.
S3 Drops Global Naming, Agents Hit the Complexity Wall
S3 bucket names no longer need to be globally unique, Brett shares what it actually costs to run a personal AI knowledge system on AWS, and an O'Reilly piece nails why agents make hard problems…
S3 Finally Drops Global Naming and Agents Hit the Complexity Wall
In this episiode, we cover S3 regional namespaces, OpenBrain's real AWS costs, Sora's shutdown, Claude Code Auto Mode, and why agents make hard problems harder.
From NSA Tractor Trailers to LLMs Inside MCP Servers
This week, Brett and Travers welcome David Bauer - a guy who's been programming since 1982, got his AWS account directly from Jeff Bezos in 2005, and ran a parallel simulation on 9.9 million CPU…
From the NSA Cloud to LLM Guardrails
David Bauer shares his path from building the NSA's first cloud in tractor trailers to putting LLMs inside MCP servers for decision governance.
Custom MCPs, Dropped Databases, and the Dev Pipeline
Brett and Travers cover the week in AWS and GenAI, anchored by a cautionary tale about a developer who gave Claude Code full Terraform access and destroyed their production database. They also dig…
Custom MCPs, Dropped Databases, and the Junior Dev Pipeline
Episode 36 covers custom MCP servers, a production database destroyed by an AI agent, and whether AI tools are collapsing the junior developer pipeline.
Cancel ChatGPT, BullshitBench, and Building OpenBrain on AWS
The #CancelChatGPT movement triggered a 295% uninstall spike and pushed Claude to #1 on the App Store following OpenAI's Pentagon deal — and researchers from Stanford, MIT, Harvard, and CMU published…
Cancel ChatGPT, BullshitBench, and Building OpenBrain on AWS
OpenClaw on LightSail, the CancelChatGPT movement, Agents of Chaos jailbreak research, BullshitBench, and Brett's OpenBrain second-brain built entirely by Claude.
AWS WAF AI Traffic, Kiro Powers, and the 2028 Labor Paper That Spooked Wall Street
Over half of Brett's website traffic is now ChatGPT—the new AWS WAF AI dashboard makes it painfully visible.This week: AWS WAF AI activity dashboard reveals your bot traffic breakdown with one-click…
WAF AI Dashboards, Kiro Powers, and the 2028 Labor Crisis That Spooked Wall Street
AWS WAF AI dashboards, Kiro Powers, Cline NPM compromise, Sonnet 4.6 benchmarks, and the Citrini 2028 labor displacement paper.
Do Not Code and Drive: AWS Console Updates, Agentic Security, and the Developer Who Stopped Typing
Brett and Travers cover AWS console quality-of-life improvements that are long overdue, Amazon's staggering $200B data center spend, and what it actually means when Spotify's best developers haven't…
The LLM-Jacking Era: 10-Minute Admin Breaches and 1.5M Leaked Keys
Analyzing the 'LLM-jacking' trend where attackers hijack AI infrastructure, leading to record-breaking AWS admin breaches and massive credential leaks.
The Agentic Phreaking Phase and 50cm of Snow
Analyzing AWS Bedrock's browser agents, the Moltbot supply chain exploit, and NVIDIA's Earth-2 weather models.
The Velocity Tax: Solving IAM Friction and AI Reasoning Gaps
A technical review of this week's cloud news: Granular IAM 'Access Denied' details, Amazon Bedrock's new memory framework, and the Strands SDK for multi-agent systems.
Post-reInvent Quiet Period: CloudFlare Code Orange, Apple-Google GenAI Deal, and OpenAI's Cerberus Partnership
Brett and Travers discuss CloudFlare's architectural improvements, Apple's multi-year Gemini deal, and OpenAI's Cerberus chip partnership in this post-reInvent episode.
The Shift to Agentic Workflows and EKS Auto Mode: Talking Cloud 2026
Explore the rise of agentic coding, the dominance of Anthropic in programming, and whether AWS EKS Auto Mode is the right fit for your CI/CD infrastructure.
The 2026 Agentic Roadmap: From Code Writing to Loop Managing
Explore the shift from writing code to managing agentic loops. Brett Gillett discusses AWS post-re:Invent updates, the new Gemini 3 Flash, and AI skills for 2026.
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