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Let"s Talk AI

Let’s Talk AI is the podcast that makes you dive deeper into Artificial Intelligence. We talk with experts about topics, challenges, technologies related to AI with no fear to get into technical details. The goal is to learn from guests that are passionate about AI shares about real world cases, to take your business, career and projects to the next level! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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#100 - Tmux Tutorial: Boost Developer Productivity...

Let"s Talk AI ·

2026/02/25

Every developer struggles with context-switching, managing multiple sessions, and maintaining focus. Enter Tmux.Tmux is a tool Thomas Bustos calls the backbone of his productivity. In this episode, he walks through his full tech stack, explains how deep work sessions are structured, and shows how Tmux integrates with NeoVim and Cloud Code for maximum efficiency. Learn how to track metrics, iterate on user experience, and keep your workflow aligned with your goals. If you want to move from “busy” to

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24:18

#99 - The 3 Pillars Every AI Leader Needs to Master |...

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2026/02/20

The role of AI leaders has quietly transformed.Not long ago, being an “AI leader” meant hiring a few ML engineers, experimenting with models, and hoping something stuck. Today, that approach fails. AI leaders are no longer just technical champions. They are system architects of decision-making, accountability, and value creation.In this episode of Let’s Talk AI, Thomas Bustos breaks down the three pillars every AI leader must master to build real, measurable impact inside an organization. He

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16:43

#98 - The Rise of the AI Native Employee | Thomas Bustos

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2026/02/18

What is an AI Native employee?It’s not someone who occasionally uses ChatGPT.It’s not someone who automates a few workflows.It’s someone who integrates AI into how they think, decide, and operate.In this episode, Thomas Bustos explores the rise of the AI Native employee—not as a job title, but as a new operating standard. Before AI, employees manually summarized, synthesized, reported, and shared knowledge. Decision-making required slow coordination. Context was fragmented.Now, the AI Native shift

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28:23

#97 - AI Native Companies Explained: How Startups...

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2026/02/04

AI native companies represent a structural evolution in startup design. Unlike traditional companies that adopt AI as an efficiency layer, AI native companies integrate AI into the core decision-making fabric of the organization.In this episode, Thomas Bustos analyzes how AI native companies restructure three critical dimensions: learning velocity, decision quality, and organizational leverage. The discussion outlines how teams can use AI to improve strategic clarity, accelerate feedback loops, and

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23:02

#96 - Why Every Early Stage Founder Needs a Learning...

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2026/01/28

Most advice for early stage founders is wrong because it assumes you’re ready to scale.In this episode, Thomas Bustos challenges the obsession with growth, optimization, and “best practices.” He argues that for an early stage founder, those things are distractions without a learning engine underneath them.Instead of asking “How do we grow faster?”, the better question is “How do we learn faster?” This episode explains why premature scaling breaks teams, why metrics without context mislead founders,

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07:06

#95 - The First 5 Customers: A Framework for Early...

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2026/01/21

Most early stage founders think their job is to grow. That belief quietly kills more startups than bad ideas ever will.In this episode, Thomas Bustos challenges the default startup narrative and argues that early stage founders should delay optimization, ignore premature scale, and focus obsessively on their first five customers. Not leads. Not users. Paying, real ICP customers.He dismantles the obsession with metrics that don’t matter yet and explains why clarity, learning velocity, and decision

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40:13

#94 - Startup Growth Strategies from a YC Alumni |...

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2025/11/21

In this episode of Let’s Talk AI, Max Berthelot takes us into the heart of his founder journey. It is one that spans B2B SaaS, Y Combinator’s high-pressure halls, and now the health-tech frontier with Lucis.What starts as a leap from a stable career becomes a story about obsession, discipline, and the uncomfortable truths behind real startup growth. Max shares the moment he realized community was the key to expansion. He talks about the nights spent rethinking distribution, the emotional

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36:11

#93 - Designing IDEs for the AI Era: Lessons in...

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2025/11/07

The IDE has always been the developer’s command center. But as AI systems mature, the IDE is becoming something far more sophisticated — a hybrid of automation, intelligence, and adaptability.In this episode, Thomas Bustos and Richard Wang (Clad Labs) dissect the architectural and strategic implications of building AI-powered IDEs. They discuss how real-time feedback loops, adaptive code assistance, and contextual learning models are reshaping both the developer experience and the business of

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53:50

#92 - The Startup Mindset: Lessons from a Meta...

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2025/10/29

We often hear stories about engineers leaving Big Tech to chase their startup dreams, but few break down what really happens after the leap.In this episode, Anmol Sood, former Meta engineer and now founder of Alai, opens up about his journey from writing production-grade code to creating a startup that helps people build high-quality presentations in minutes.He shares how speed and quality constantly compete for attention in early-stage product development, why co-founder dynamics can make or break

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43:52

#91 - AI Meets Robotics: Designing the Next...

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2025/10/22

When artificial intelligence meets robotics, something remarkable happens: machines stop just following instructions and start understanding purpose.In this episode of Let’s Talk AI, Thomas Bustos sits down with Remi Fabre, a robotics engineer whose work bridges the gap between software intelligence and physical motion. Together, they unpack what it takes to design robots that don’t just move, but adapt, learn, and connect with the world around them.From the elegance of inverse kinematics to the

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23:45

#90 - The AI Engineer Playbook: Lessons for the Next...

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2025/10/15

Behind every breakthrough is a builder with a playbook - one that’s forged through trial, mentorship, and iteration.In this episode, Thomas Bustos dissects the AI Engineer Playbook, a systems-level look at how great builders think, learn, and execute.He unpacks how to design your own playbook, why copying others will never scale, and how the future belongs to engineers who combine speed, control, and empathy for users.You’ll walk away challenged to rethink your process, reconnect with your

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52:58

#89 - From 10 to 150 Engineers: Adam Haney's Playbook...

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2025/10/08

The path from zero to one is an equation that involves technology, psychology, and culture. Adam Haney of Infinity Constellation breaks down how modern teams can achieve product-market fit while preserving a human-centric mindset. The discussion examines the convergence of AI tools, leadership communication, and strategic hiring, offering a lens into how effective collaboration fuels innovation. It’s a grounded conversation on what tech leadership looks like in 2025 and beyond.Top

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47:32

#88 - Snipd and the Future of Podcasting: AI Meets...

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2025/10/01

Everyone says podcasting is already saturated, but Kevin Smith would disagree. While most platforms focus on distribution, he’s betting on AI as the core experience. As co-founder of Snipd, Kevin argues that the future of podcasting isn’t about more shows, but about smarter listening: capturing key ideas, surfacing highlights, and creating shareable knowledge from endless hours of audio. In this conversation, Thomas Bustos pushes on the big questions: is AI enhancing the podcast experience, or is it

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49:45

#87 - Why AI Engineers Must Think Like...

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2025/09/24

The conversation around AI engineering is shifting, and Alessandro Romano is at the center of it.In this episode of Let’s Talk AI, we explore why the future of AI is no longer just about tools. It’s now about people who can think critically, solve problems, and apply frameworks with purpose.Alessandro breaks down the evolution of roles in data science, the rise of hands-on workshops for real-world learning, and the practical use of frameworks like Crew AI and LangGraph.He also explains why

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47:04

#86 - Neural Maze: Guiding the Next Wave of AI...

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2025/09/17

The world of AI engineering is exploding. Every week, there’s a new framework, a new tool, a new breakthrough. For beginners and even mid-career engineers, it can feel overwhelming. Where do you even start?In this episode of Let’s Talk AI, Miguel explains why hands-on learning beats passive theory, why systems thinking is the real skill every AI engineer needs, and why observability—understanding what’s happening inside your models and systems—is non-negotiable if you want to build responsibly.For

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#85 - AI Is Moving Faster Than You Think: Here’s What...

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2025/09/10

We’re standing at the edge of an AI-driven future, and most people don’t realize how fast we’re getting there.In this episode of Let’s Talk AI, Nathan Labenz joins us to share insights from years at the forefront of AI development. We cover everything from the disruptive potential of AI-powered content creation to the deep ethical debates around autonomy, alignment, and safety.This is an urgent conversation because the decisions we make now—about adoption, guardrails, and governance—will define the

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43:44

#84 - Entrepreneurship Lessons You Won’t Learn in...

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2025/09/03

Most people think entrepreneurship is about having a groundbreaking idea. Pedro Goes disagrees.In this episode, the CEO of InEvent reveals why ideas are overrated, and why execution, adaptability, and timing matter far more. He shares unfiltered insights into securing funding, scaling globally, and leveraging AI-driven innovation to transform the events industry.We also dive into remote leadership, the brutal realities of startup life, and the surprising role luck plays in success. If you’ve been

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1:16:13

#83 - The Truth About Freelancing in Data Science...

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2025/08/27

Data science freelancing is a test of both technical skill and strategic adaptability. In our conversation with Jérémy Arancio, we dissect the frameworks he uses to thrive: relentless upskilling, leveraging platforms like LinkedIn for visibility, and distinguishing between hype and practical tools in AI. From the nuanced differences of GenAI vs. NLP to the tactical mindset shift freelancing requires, this episode breaks down what separates sustainable data science careers from those that fizzle

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1:15:23

#81 - Is AI Outpacing Ethics? Machine Learning in the...

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2025/08/20

AI is evolving fast, but are our systems, ethics, and infrastructure keeping up?In this episode, Thomas Bustos and Marijn Markus break down the complex interplay between innovation and responsibility in artificial intelligence and machine learning. They examine current limitations in explainability and bias, and unpack what it will take to build scalable, transparent, and human-centric systems.With examples from healthcare and finance, and a strong focus on aligning AI with social good, this episode

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58:30

#82 - What Every Aspiring Data Engineer Needs to Know...

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2025/08/20

What do you really need to thrive as a data engineer today?Ananth Packkildurai joins us to cut through the noise. From his experience building systems at Slack to his current role in data engineering, Ananth reveals what skills truly stand the test of time, like SQL, data modeling, and a deep understanding of user needs. We also explore how the rise of Generative AI is changing the game, what observability means in practice, and why chasing the latest trend might not be your best move. Clear,

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