Latent Space 对谈 swyx：从 AI Substack 到首场中国 AI Engineer 活动
⚡ Behind Latent Space: from AI Substack to the first @aiDotEngineer in China 🇨🇳 https://t.co/msKC...
swyx 被中国社区反向采访，聊了 AI Engineer 怎么起名、Kill My SaaS 比赛里智能体翻车的细节，有意思。
Latent Space 发布新一期播客，由 Linkloud 的高宁反向采访联合创始人 swyx。对谈回顾了 2019 年 Learn in Public 写作、Latent Space 创刊，以及 AI Engineer 这个称谓和会议的由来。两人还讨论了 Kill My SaaS 比赛：参赛智能体能通过入场检测，但选出真正会用的软件仍依赖对主办方工作流的判断。视频字幕涵盖 Legora、Thinking Machines 的交互模式，以及 OpenClaw 在中国的采用情况。
⚡ Behind Latent Space: from AI Substack to the first @aiDotEngineer in China 🇨🇳 https://t.co/msKC...
⚡ Behind Latent Space: from AI Substack to the first @aiDotEngineer in China 🇨🇳 youtube.com/watch?v=QmDLDy… OJ This time @Ninggao88 of Linkloud turns the mic around: asking @swyx how LS started, why “AI Engineering" needed a name, and what’s different about the builder community in China. We also get into Kill My SaaS: agents could pass the entry checks, but choosing software we’d actually use took judgment about the organizer’s workflow. That gap between generating software and making a good product runs through the conversation, from conference tools to Legora and Thinking Machines. A special one for longtime listeners, with the original essays, demos and Chinese community posts on screen. Chapters on YouTube: 0:00 AIEi Shanghai 2:31 Cold open 3:28 The conversation with Galen 8:01 Learn in Public 10:54 How Latent Space started 13:05 The idea for AI Engineer 25:10 The conference as a dataset 29:57 Kill My SaaS 39:31 What the contest judge measured 46:45 Jev and System One models 52:49 Writing and founder stories 1:02:13 Legora and product taste 1:03:29 OpenClaw adoption in China 1:07:35 Thinking Machines and interaction models 1:10:02 Reading and listening recommendations 💬 0 🔄 1 ❤️ 2 👀 657 📊 1 ⚡
