Crunchyroll CEO Rahul Purini has made the company’s position on AI clear: anime creators can use whatever technology they want, but Crunchyroll will not use AI for subtitles or dubbing. “We’re not using AI in our creative process—whether it’s subtitling or dubbing,” Purini said. He explained that Crunchyroll wants to maintain “creator authenticity,” ensuring anime is delivered to audiences in a way that stays true to the original vision of its creators. He believes subtitles and dubbing are creative work that should remain in human hands.

If a vulnerability exists, but it’s impossible to prove that it exists, then there’s no way to take advantage of it. Rahul Ilango used this insight to build a new type of cryptography powered by unprovable mathematical statements.

Every team building agents hits the same walls: context rot, tool calls that drift, evals that don't catch the bad outputs. On Thursday, May 28 in San Francisco, Rahul Raina (CTO at TRM Labs) shares what's actually worked in production, and Melkey Moksyakov (@vercel) discusses the AI SDK + Sandbox. RSVP here 👉