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Kam Dasani shares how he broke free from feeling underutilized in his corporate job by developing strategic trading skills, teaching professionals how to generate active income through swing trading options and build financial freedom without quitting their jobs overnight.
Brian Armstrong shares his journey of founding Coinbase, discussing how his experiences in Argentina and at Airbnb inspired him to create a more efficient global financial system through cryptocurrency, ultimately building a trusted platform that aims to increase economic freedom worldwide.
Former Wall Street investment banker Tan Gera shares his transformative journey from losing millions in the 2018 crypto crash to building a 9-figure global crypto education company by strategically reinvesting, targeting overlooked market segments, and creating high-value educational offerings.
Rennick Palley, founder of Stratos, discusses how he built four top-decile crypto funds by developing a disciplined, mathematically grounded approach to portfolio construction and investing in crypto with a focus on fundamentals, strategic allocation, and understanding the evolving market dynamics.
A deep dive into Bitcoin treasury companies reveals a sector struggling with performance, leverage risks, and market sentiment, while exploring broader investment opportunities in AI, energy, and the potential long-term value of Bitcoin.
Sam Gaer of Monarq Asset Management discusses how his firm uses quantitative directional strategies to trade crypto assets, aiming to provide an institutional-quality return stream that outperforms bitcoin by managing risk and leveraging technological expertise.
Jason and Alex analyze MicroStrategy's declining Bitcoin strategy, discuss Tether's S&P downgrade, and explore a New York Times article about David Sacks' role in the Trump administration while also examining emerging robotic technologies like Sunday Robotics and Matic.
Natalie Brunell discusses her book "Bitcoin is for Everyone," exploring how Bitcoin offers hope and solutions to systemic financial problems, drawing from her immigrant background and experiences during the 2008 financial crisis.
A candid conversation with Matt Morgan exploring how to make money through cryptocurrency and AI, while emphasizing the importance of financial education, risk tolerance, and ultimately pursuing freedom over material possessions.
The All-In podcast discusses the release of Epstein files, Tether's booming business, NVIDIA's earnings, Google's AI breakthrough, and Alan Keating's poker strategy in a live episode from The Venetian in Las Vegas.
Jack and Max discuss the potential popping of the AI bubble, focusing on rising debt issuance for AI development, the financial risks faced by tech giants, and the performance of insurance stocks amid market volatility.
Lyn Alden discusses the current state of the U.S. economy, AI investment, Bitcoin, and the potential for an AI bubble, highlighting the two-speed economy driven by AI capital expenditure and fiscal deficits while expressing a moderate bullish outlook on AI's long-term transformative potential.
Zach Abrams from Bridge and Henri Stern from Privy discuss the current state and future potential of stablecoins, highlighting their growing importance in cross-border payments, emerging markets, and financial infrastructure while exploring how they're transforming global money movement.
Anatoly Yakovenko, co-founder of Solana, discusses how blockchain and crypto technologies will revolutionize finance by creating a more efficient, programmable, and globally accessible financial system that reduces transaction costs and enables new forms of economic coordination.
A wide-ranging episode covering the California billionaire tax proposal, an NBA gambling scandal, Amazon's AWS outage and robotic automation plans, Tesla's earnings and Elon Musk's pay package, and emerging AI model biases.
Netflix partners with Spotify and The Ringer to launch 16 podcast series on its platform in early 2026, marking its entry into the podcasting world with exclusive content from Bill Simmons and other popular shows.
Dan Wang provides a nuanced analysis of US-China competition, exploring how China's engineering-focused state approach differs from America's lawyerly system, with a particular emphasis on manufacturing capabilities, technological innovation, and the potential future trajectories of both superpowers.
Jed McCaleb discusses his journey from peer-to-peer file sharing to cryptocurrency and now building VAST, a space station company aiming to create commercial habitats in low Earth orbit with a billion-dollar personal investment.
Jason and Lan discuss Figure's new humanoid robot with advanced AI capabilities, OpenAI's app integrations in ChatGPT, and the future of remote work and talent development.
Kevin Roose and Casey Newton explore OpenAI's developer day announcements, including ChatGPT's platform strategy, their massive GPU infrastructure deals, and a humorous discussion with Katie Natopoulos about AI-generated video slop.
OpenAI's Dev Day 2025 podcast episode discusses the launch of Apps SDK, Agent Kit, MCP protocol, and the growing importance of prompting in AI development, highlighting the company's iterative approach to building developer tools and expanding their platform.
A deep dive into OpenAI's unique chip procurement deals with NVIDIA and AMD, discussions about Tesla's potential Roadster announcement, and a pitch from a startup solving doctor burnout through AI-assisted charting.
Sam Altman and OpenAI partner with AMD on a massive chip deal while also developing a secretive AI device with Jony Ive, facing technical challenges and compute constraints.
A nuanced exploration of the technological, engineering, and cultural differences between the US and China, examining their competition, strengths, and potential paths forward in areas like manufacturing, infrastructure, and innovation.
RJ Skirinj discusses Rivian's strategy for the R2, a more affordable electric vehicle, while addressing challenges in the EV market, autonomy, and the company's approach to technology and customer experience.
Albert Cheng shares insights on finding growth opportunities by exploring and exploiting product insights, emphasizing the importance of connecting users to a product's value through continuous experimentation and learning.
A wide-ranging exploration of recent AI and technology developments, covering advances in video generation, robotics, energy, longevity, and the potential for AI to transform multiple industries, with a focus on the rapid pace of technological change and its exponential implications.
A wide-ranging discussion of recent AI, tech, energy, and longevity developments, highlighting rapid advancements in AI-generated content, robotics, computing, and potential breakthroughs in extending human lifespan.
A comprehensive discussion with Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks, exploring the transformative potential of AI across business models, cybersecurity, organizational efficiency, and the future of technology innovation.
OpenAI launches Sora, a new AI-powered social media app with hyper-realistic video generation that sparks discussions about the future of content creation, AI ethics, and the potential disruption of the creator economy.
Jason and Lon discuss the rise of AI-powered browsers, OpenAI's Sora app reaching #1 on the iOS App Store, and explore various startup and tech trends, including a potential new business model for tracking government fraud.
An exploration of a groundbreaking AI app called Sora by OpenAI that allows users to create videos with just a few inputs, sparking discussions about the future of content creation, AI's potential, and its implications for society.
In this episode, Casey and Kevin explore the rise of AI-generated video platforms from Google, Meta, and OpenAI, discussing the potential social and psychological implications of these new technologies while testing out OpenAI's Sora app and its ability to create personalized AI videos.
A deep dive into growth strategies with Keti Slonimsky, exploring how Palta builds successful apps through rigorous testing, user acquisition, retention tactics, and leveraging AI-driven creative strategies across their health tech portfolio.
Dylan Field discusses the evolution of Figma's mission to bridge imagination and reality, highlighting the potential of AI to make design and software creation more accessible while emphasizing the continued importance of human creativity, taste, and design expertise.
OpenAI's Sora 2 video generation model generates buzz and excitement on social media, with users creating AI-generated clips that highlight its improved capabilities compared to previous iterations.
In this episode, Alex Rattray, founder of Stainless, discusses the future of AI and Model Context Protocol (MCP), exploring how AI can interact with APIs and internet services through code execution tools, with a vision of creating more flexible and efficient AI interactions.
Dhanji Prasanna discusses Block's open-source AI agent Goose, its approach to AI productivity, and how the company is transforming its technology strategy to become more AI-native across developer workflows and customer-facing products.
A deep dive into the world of digital advertising, exploring its economic significance, the rise of AI, evolving social media platforms, and challenging prevailing narratives about online marketing and Meta's business model.
A wide-ranging podcast episode exploring topics like crypto, American dynamism, parenting, education, internet culture, and the evolving media landscape through conversations with a16z crypto team member Eddie Lazarin.
OpenAI's Mark Chen and Jakub Pachocki discuss their research journey towards creating an automated researcher, exploring the future of AI reasoning, and the challenges of advancing machine learning capabilities across various scientific domains.
A deep dive into Stripe's groundbreaking payments foundation model, exploring how AI and extensive transaction data can create a compounding advantage in fraud detection, risk assessment, and financial infrastructure for businesses.
This Week in Startups discusses Alibaba's new deepfake model, potential TikTok sale, Tether's massive valuation, Stripe's share buyback, and emerging trends in AI and startup technologies.
A detailed exploration of the US-China tech rivalry, focusing on NVIDIA's chip dispute, the potential TikTok deal, and a nostalgic trend among China's Gen Z reflecting economic challenges and changing social dynamics.
Dylan Patel discusses the recent NVIDIA-Intel collaboration, the AI chip race between the US and China, and the evolving landscape of semiconductor technology, highlighting key developments in data centers, AI infrastructure, and global competition.
A deep dive into how AI agents could revolutionize online shopping, from product research to price optimization, potentially disrupting traditional e-commerce platforms like Google and Amazon.
A comprehensive guide to Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), exploring how companies can optimize their content to show up more frequently in AI language model responses, with a focus on tactical strategies like citation optimization, landing page creation, and understanding the differences between traditional SEO and this emerging field.
A deep dive into building user-owned, privacy-preserving AI infrastructure using blockchain, confidential computing, and decentralized economic models to enable community-driven model training, inference, and governance.
The episode discusses the potential AI stock bubble, with experts warning about market excitement and inflated valuations, while also exploring the current car market's high prices and considerations for car buying. The podcast breaks down the complexities of AI investments and provides insights into navigating car purchases in a challenging economic landscape.
Republic opens up private markets to democratize investing through innovative tokenization and secondary trading platforms, while Positron develops energy-efficient AI inference chips to challenge NVIDIA's dominance and reduce computational power requirements.
In this a16z Podcast episode, Alex, founder of Stainless, discusses the evolution of APIs as the "dendrites of the Internet" and how his experience at Stripe led him to create a platform for generating high-quality SDKs and developer tools. The conversation explores the emerging challenges of designing APIs for both human developers and AI agents, highlighting the importance of thoughtful interface design, type safety, and context management in the era of large language models.
Explores the ongoing browser wars, discussing Brave's privacy-focused approach, potential AI integration, and the possibility of Apple acquiring privacy-centric browser companies. The episode also delves into the Google antitrust case, Polymarket's regulatory developments, and various startup and tech industry trends.
Google had a remarkable week, potentially powering Apple's Siri with its Gemini AI and successfully fending off a major antitrust challenge. The company also made waves with its impressive Nano Banana image generation model, solidifying its position as a leader in generative AI.
Gary Vaynerchuk discusses the transformative potential of AI in marketing, comparing its societal impact to the early days of electricity and highlighting both the fears and opportunities it presents. He believes AI will become deeply integrated into various industries, with consumers eventually accepting both AI-generated and human-created content, while emphasizing the importance of understanding the technology's nuanced evolution.
In this episode of the Stack Overflow Podcast, Jeffrey Van Gogh, a director of engineering at Google and board member of the Kotlin Foundation, discusses Kotlin's evolution from an Android-specific language to a versatile, multi-platform programming language with features that make development more productive and less error-prone. The conversation explores Kotlin's key advantages, including null safety, coroutines for asynchronous programming, and its ability to interoperate seamlessly with Java while offering modern language features.
Ryan Hudson discusses Zero Click, a platform building native advertising for AI systems that aims to make ad-supported free tiers viable for AI application developers through contextual, paid inference-time advertising. The conversation explores the potential benefits and challenges of AI advertising, including how to maintain user trust, create value for developers, and avoid the pitfalls of previous advertising revolutions.
A conversation about Mirage, a real-time video-to-video AI model that can transform live video streams into different styles and settings, exploring its potential to revolutionize gaming, creativity, and human-AI interaction.
In this episode, Tuur Demeester discusses the current Bitcoin market cycle, arguing that it differs from previous bull runs due to the absence of a speculative mania and the increasing institutional involvement. He explores potential risks such as government confiscation of Bitcoin and the broader implications of Bitcoin on global financial systems, while maintaining an optimistic view about its potential to reduce global conflicts and redistribute wealth.
Here's a two-sentence description for the episode: Nvidia reported a record-breaking $46.7 billion quarterly revenue, with complex geopolitical challenges surrounding its China chip sales. The episode also explores the U.S. imposing a 50% tariff on India and analyzes California's efforts to revive Hollywood through tax incentives, ultimately concluding that the entertainment industry's structural decline cannot be reversed by tax breaks.