John Yu
PersonHeard in 2 episodes across 2 shows since Aug 2026
John Yu is a technology professional who appeared as a guest on the podcast 'This Week in Startups'. He featured on episode 2332 to discuss topics surrounding AI agents and their development.
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What John Yu has said on podcasts
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BitSec's competing AI agents detect and attempt to fix vulnerabilities across codebases.
“the miners, uh, submit different security-focused AI agents, and we run them through a competition of multiple different codebases with known vulnerabilities in them. And then those AI agents look for those vulnerabilities and try to fix them.”
Open the episode · Are AI Agents forming "civilizations" or is this just a psy op? | 2332Listen at 54:46
Combining multiple agents and models outperforms a single frontier model for vulnerability detection.
“the combination of agents with models produces a better performing result than just like, you know, one, one supposedly like superhuman model, like Fable.”
Open the episode · Are AI Agents forming "civilizations" or is this just a psy op? | 2332Listen at 58:08
Qwen models provide similar vulnerability-detection capability to Opus 4.8 at 80% lower cost.
“even QWEN models are able to have the same similar detection capabilities as Opus 4.8 with 80% cheaper because they're open-weight models.”
Open the episode · Are AI Agents forming "civilizations" or is this just a psy op? | 2332Listen at 1:01:50
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2 episodes featuring John Yu, newest first