The Aboard Podcast
Software in the age of AI
Join Rich Ziade, Paul Ford, and their guests as they discuss how AI is changing software development, business strategy, and… everything else.
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From the archive
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It’s Fun to Ship Software
How did Paul Ford spend his summer? Using AI to actually finish a coding project. -
Kate Lee: Can AI Replace Editors Like Me?
The editor in chief of Every discusses automating herself out of a job. (Not really!) -
Why Is It So Hard To Ship With AI?
LLMs have radically changed the way software is built—so why aren’t we seeing tons of cool new products? -
Tricia Wang: Verification and Trust in the AI Era
A conversation with the co-founder and CEO of the Advanced AI Society. -
Karp Carping: Decoding Palantir’s Whole Deal
It might sound like ranting, but the Palantir chief is zeroing in on the truth of our AI moment. -
Father Brendan McGuire: Bringing AI to Church
A Silicon Valley priest discusses advising Anthropic and Pope Leo’s AI encyclical. -
AI Unicorns Don’t Exist
Silicon Valley “disruption” is at odds with the way software creation works—and that’s a problem. -
John Herrman: The Declawing of OpenClaw
A New York Magazine tech reporter discusses covering an AI flash in the pan. -
Traci Donnelly: Using AI to Make an Impact
The longtime nonprofit executive discusses the real ways AI could transform the sector. -
LevAIthan? A Hobbesian Look at AI
Is the AI era destined to make our software lives nasty, brutish, and short?
