YAAP (Yet Another AI Podcast)
YAAP (Yet Another AI Podcast)
Podcast Description
YAAP brings you practical conversations with the people actually building generative AI solutions. No hype, no sales pitches, just honest discussions about challenges, solutions, and lessons learned.
Listen to developers and engineers share what works, what doesn't, and what they wish they'd known sooner. Simple, useful insights for anyone working with AI — hosted by AI21's Yuval Belfer.
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The show covers key themes in generative AI, focusing on real-world applications, challenges faced by developers, and lessons learned from the field, with episodes such as 'Tool Calling 2.0: How MCP Is Standardizing AI Connections' exploring topics like integration of AI with existing software like Jira and Notion as well as authentication challenges in cloud environments.

YAAP brings you practical conversations with the people actually building generative AI solutions. No hype, no sales pitches, just honest discussions about challenges, solutions, and lessons learned.
Listen to developers and engineers share what works, what doesn’t, and what they wish they’d known sooner. Simple, useful insights for anyone working with AI — hosted by AI21’s Yuval Belfer.
Most agent-browser tools bolt on through MCP. Corey J. Gallon, Managing Director at Rexmore, ripped that out. He built Chrome Agent, which talks to Chrome directly over the DevTools protocol (CDP). That means his agent can share his actual browser session: watch it work, take over mid-task, even beat CAPTCHAs along the way.
Yuval and Corey get into why Playwright MCP fell short, what it actually means to hand an agent your exact browser context, and the scraping and outreach workflows this unlocked.
Then the twist. OpenAI tried to ban Corey for “cyber abuse.” No explanation given. He asked them, politely, what he was even accused of, and they backed down within days.

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