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Claude Cowork es mucho más potente de lo que piensas...
The video explores Cloud Cowork, initially dismissed by the speaker, revealing powerful automation capabilities. It details the tool's four core components: skills, MCPs (connectors), a Chrome extension, and programmable tasks. The speaker demonstrates how to leverage these features for project management, connecting with external tools like CRMs and LinkedIn, and automating time-consuming tasks.
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View all →Así se programa en 2026: IA, agentes y apps reales
This video introduces a comprehensive course for developers on building enterprise-grade applications using AI. It covers theoretical foundations of AI, LLMs, agents, and practical skills like code generation, refactoring, and UI implementation. The course aims to equip developers with the knowledge to integrate AI effectively into their daily work, requiring a solid background in software development but no prior AI/ML expertise.
Build a Reactive Data Streaming App with Python and Apache Kafka | Coding In Motion
This episode of Coding in Motion demonstrates building a complete event system from scratch using Python, CFKA, and KSQL. The goal is to subscribe to alerts from systems that lack a dedicated API, with a concrete example of tracking comments on YouTube videos not owned by the user by monitoring a curated playlist.
An initiative to secure the world's software | Project Glasswing
This video discusses how software vulnerabilities are a persistent problem, historically slow and expensive to fix. It introduces a new AI model, Claude Mythos Preview, which is as effective as human professionals at identifying and exploiting bugs, including chaining multiple vulnerabilities. The creators are launching Project Glasswing to partner with critical code organizations and governments, using this model defensively to find and patch significant bugs in systems like OpenBSD and Linux, aiming to enhance global software security.
Let's build GPT: from scratch, in code, spelled out.
This video explains ChatGPT's core mechanics, highlighting its probabilistic nature and the underlying Transformer architecture from the "Attention is All You Need" paper. The speaker demonstrates how to build a simpler, character-level Transformer language model from scratch using the "tiny Shakespeare" dataset, covering concepts like tokenization and data preparation to demystify large AI systems.
La IA tomó el control de mi ordenador (y no pude pararlo)
The video explores the evolution of AI from static chatbots to dynamic AI agents capable of interacting with the real world and using tools. It introduces OpenClaw, a revolutionary project by Peter Steinberg, which functions as an AI agent that can connect to and control various systems on a computer and smart home devices. A demonstration showcases OpenClaw autonomously discovering and controlling Philips Hue lights, illustrating its ability to program new connections and execute complex tasks without direct human intervention.
