Jake Cooper

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Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast · Railway: The Agent-Native Cloud — Jake Cooper · 20 May 2026 podcast

Like, that atomic unit of deploy, like, only pay for what you use, spin up instantaneously, close loop as quickly as possible.

Right.

Because if the...

If the system can self-replicate the system and it can do so safely and say, this is my environment, I'm making these changes, et cetera, it can come back with, hey, does this look good?

Like, this is a new state of infrastructure, given this prompt, I think I've solved this problem, right?

And then you can go back to the agent and say, actually, like, looks a little bit different, goes and does the loop again, and you're like, cool, excellent.

No, I mean, it's getting better every day and I'm on X or Twitter or whatever you want to call it and you can always yell at me about the experience not working as well as it should because there's plenty of things that should work way, way better.

No, I think it's like, it's, as you kind of mentioned, it's somewhere in between, right?

It's like the ability to run stateful, long running, like you want to call them workflows, you want to call them executions, you want to call them whatever.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think that's kind of where everything roughly... And this is why we've been working on it for the last six years.

We just believe you do need access to a computer, a box that speaks Linux, right?

So that you can deploy the things that you want to go in and deploy on it, right?

Like other things are going to... I mean, they're going to change the almost like surface area of what you can kind of go in and build.

And for us, we're always like...

no, like users need a computer and they need to be able to deploy anything that they truly want, right?

And that's why we focused on a long time, for a long time on those primitives, right?

Of like network compute and storage, right?

Because if we can give you those things and we can expose them to you and allow you to run these things indefinitely, right?

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