AI, explained by the people who build it.
Agentic Brothers is the outreach project of Rafael and Martín González, Codin’s two partners. We publish short videos that explain one artificial intelligence concept at a time: how it works inside and what changes when you use it.
Where to watch
- Instagram @agentic.brothers
- TikTok @agentic.brothers
- YouTube Agentic Brothers
- Facebook Agentic Brothers
The videos are in Spanish.
What we publish
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AI fundamentals
The concepts underneath any AI tool, in order: what it means to train a model, how you tell whether one AI is better than another, when to give it context and when to retrain it. We start with the fundamentals and work our way up.
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History of AI
One event or story per episode, in chronological order: from Ada Lovelace and Torres Quevedo’s chess automaton to today’s models.
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Weekly news
The most important AI news from the previous week: what happened, where the information comes from and why it matters.
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Current affairs
An AI news story that deserves its own explanation, with sources and the limits of what we know.
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In depth
A big question about AI, answered with data and counterarguments. Topics along the lines of the Codin blog, sometimes across several episodes.
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You ask
We answer your AI questions in videos: technical, practical or simply out of curiosity.
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The problem
When an AI claims to have solved a difficult problem, we explain what it is, its history, who claims to have solved it and what changes if the result is confirmed.
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How AI improved
From GPT-3 to today’s models: what held them back and what fixed it. We cover the advances in order, from scaling laws to tools.
How we do it
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One concept per video
Each video explains a single idea in a couple of minutes. If another idea is needed first, that one comes first.
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From the inside
We explain what we work with: Rafael builds AI agents and Martín designs and runs the infrastructure they run on.
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No hype
No promises of revolution and no unsourced figures. When a number comes from a study, we say which one and when; when an example is made up, we say so too.
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The voices are clones, and we say so
The narration uses AI-generated clones of Rafael’s and Martín’s voices. We state it in the description of every video.
Why a consultancy does this
Explaining something in two minutes forces you to understand it properly, and that is the same standard we apply when we take AI to production. The videos are for anyone curious, not a sales pitch. If you work with us, they help you share vocabulary with your team and see how we reason before the first call.