Search for a command to run...
Dr. Michael Power argues that Chinese AI, with its open-source approach and cost advantages, is poised to outmaneuver and potentially dominate the U.S. AI industry in the coming years.
Jason and Alex break down the top CES products, highlighting innovative robotics, self-driving cars, and AI-powered technologies, with a focus on humanoid robots from Boston Dynamics and LG, Neuro's robotaxi, and emerging health and pet tech wearables.
CoreWeave's founders discuss their rapid rise in the AI infrastructure market, defending their business model against claims of being an AI bubble, and explaining how they've strategically built data centers and acquired GPUs through carefully structured long-term contracts with major tech companies.
A deep dive into Novo Nordisk's groundbreaking first-ever GLP-1 pill for weight loss, exploring its potential market impact, pricing strategy, and the broader implications for obesity treatment in the United States.
A deep dive into AI's potential risks and transformative power, exploring safety concerns, technological advancements in space and autonomous driving, and the importance of generalist thinking in an era of rapid technological change.
Jayshree Ullal, CEO of Arista Networks, discusses the company's critical role in building high-performance AI infrastructure, the unprecedented power demands of AI networking, and how their innovative software and customer-focused approach have helped them become a leader in connecting the world's most demanding data centers.
A conversation with Keller Cliffton, co-founder and CEO of Zipline, exploring the company's journey from a scrappy startup in Rwanda to a leading autonomous drone delivery service that aims to revolutionize global logistics by providing fast, efficient, and life-saving deliveries.
NVIDIA's Ian Buck discusses how Mixture of Experts (MoE) architecture enables smarter AI models by activating only the most relevant neural networks, dramatically reducing computational costs while increasing intelligence scores.
Jonathan Lacoste, founder of Space VC, shares insights on investing in frontier tech startups, emphasizing the importance of tracking founder talent migration, understanding the distinction between deep and frontier tech, and the critical role of grit and mission-driven entrepreneurship in emerging technological sectors.
A comprehensive review of the tech landscape in 2025, with predictions for 2026 focusing on AI development, key company strategies, potential leadership changes, and the evolving dynamics of big tech firms like Meta, Google, OpenAI, and Tesla.
Ken Goldberg explores the gap between AI language models and robotic manipulation, highlighting the complexity of tasks like tying shoelaces, and argues that while robotics has made progress in mobility and simple grasping, dexterous physical intelligence remains far more challenging than many expect.
Jason and Alex discuss the recent Waymo robotaxi incident during a San Francisco power outage, exploring the challenges of self-driving technology and the potential future of autonomous transportation.
Ian Brooke, founder of Astro Mechanica, discusses his mission to enable low-cost, long-range supersonic flight by developing a comprehensive approach to aircraft design, manufacturing, and operations.
Palmer Luckey discusses Anduril's defense technologies, UAP theories, potential moon warfare, optical camouflage, and his vision for designing weapon systems that can be manufactured by existing American industrial facilities.
Mark Rober discusses his journey from NASA engineer to YouTube science communicator, sharing insights on engineering, innovation, failure, curiosity, and the potential impacts of emerging technologies like AI and robotics.
iRobot files for bankruptcy with Chinese creditor taking over, while the podcast hosts reflect on the company's downfall and make bold tech predictions for 2026, culminating in their annual humorous Christmas song.
Trae Stephens discusses Anduril's founding in 2017, its software-first approach to defense technology, multi-domain autonomy strategy, manufacturing renaissance, and ethical considerations in modern warfare, while reflecting on lessons learned from Palantir and Peter Thiel.
Matt Grimm provides an exclusive tour of Anduril's 200,000 sq ft R&D headquarters, showcasing their machine shop, metrology lab, and innovative testing facilities where they rapidly prototype and iterate on advanced defense technologies like the Ghost Shark autonomous submarine and Menace distributed compute platforms.
Samsara's CEO Sanjit Biswas discusses how physical AI is transforming operational industries through sensors, edge computing, and AI-powered insights across millions of vehicles and job sites, focusing on risk reduction, efficiency, and coaching for frontline workers.
Anduril's CEO Brian Schimpf discusses the company's rapid growth to 7,000 employees and over $1B in revenue, its expansion into autonomous defense technologies, and its strategic approach to developing innovative military capabilities with a focus on rapid production and a distributed, autonomous battlefield.
Jim Chanos breaks down the risks in AI infrastructure investing, highlighting the commodity-like nature of data center hosting, the potential for massive GPU depreciation, and the concerning trend of unprofitable AI companies driving massive capital expenditures.
A rare behind-the-scenes tour of Anduril Industries reveals the company's groundbreaking defense technologies, autonomous systems, and innovative approach to modern military innovation, exploring everything from AI-powered fighter jets to ethical considerations in defense manufacturing.
Emil Michael provides an insider's look at the Department of War's technology strategy, highlighting six critical technology areas focused on applied AI, hypersonics, directed energy, contested logistics, battlefield information dominance, and biomanufacturing, while emphasizing the importance of innovation and deterrence in modern defense technology.
A deep tech startup in Berkeley is developing a novel land-raising technology using wood chips to solve flooding and subsidence problems by injecting a wood chip slurry underground, with the goal of helping cities and infrastructure adapt to environmental challenges.
Discussing the U.S. decision to allow Nvidia's advanced H200 chip sales to China, the potential national security implications, and the role of personal relationships in shaping technology policy.
Gavin Baker explores the evolving AI landscape, discussing Nvidia's GPUs, Google's TPUs, semiconductor dynamics, data centers in space, and the transformative potential of AI across industries, while sharing insights on technology investment strategies and his personal career journey.
Big Tech podcast discusses the AI device wars, with Meta poaching Apple talent, the potential end of the Metaverse, OpenAI's Code Red response to Gemini, and Netflix's proposed acquisition of Warner Brothers Discovery.
Naveen Rao's Unconventional AI is pursuing analog computing systems inspired by brain physics to create more energy-efficient AI hardware that could fundamentally transform computing and potentially bring us closer to understanding intelligence.
James Dyson details his relentless journey of creating the bagless vacuum cleaner through 5,127 prototypes, driven by a deep curiosity, obsession with engineering, and unwavering determination to solve a problem by developing a fundamentally different product.
Pim de Witte shares the journey of turning Medal's 3.8 billion gaming action-labeled clips into General Intuition, a world model lab aiming to create spatial-temporal foundation models that can power 80% of atoms-to-atoms interactions by 2030, with a focus on game-inspired AI agents that can generalize across simulations and robotics.
Brad Gerstner discusses the new "Trump accounts" program, which will provide $1,000 to every child born between 2025 and 2028, with Michael Dell contributing $6 billion to extend the program to children under 10, aiming to create universal private ownership and help address economic inequality.
A groundbreaking startup called Hertha Metals is revolutionizing steel production in the United States by developing a cleaner, more cost-effective process that uses natural gas instead of coal, potentially reducing emissions by 50% and production costs by up to 30%.
Monumental is developing autonomous construction robots that lay bricks with precision, addressing labor shortages and potentially revolutionizing housing construction by making the process more efficient and cost-effective.
A deep dive into emerging technologies like Tesla's autonomous driving, AI image generation, biological neural networks, and nuclear energy infrastructure, exploring the rapid advancements and potential societal implications of AI and technological innovation.
A deep dive into NVIDIA's defensive tweet about Google's TPUs, OpenAI's potential funding challenges, and the mysterious revenue plans of ex-OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sustkever's new AI startup.
Fei-Fei Li and Justin Johnson discuss their new startup World Labs and Marble, a generative 3D world model that enables interactive spatial intelligence by creating editable scenes from text and images, with potential applications in creative industries, design, robotics, and beyond.
Philip Clark of Thrive Capital discusses the firm's concentrated investment strategy across groundbreaking companies like OpenAI, Cursor, Wiz, Nudge, and Physical Intelligence, highlighting their focus on transformative technologies in AI, hardware, and emerging domains like brain engineering.
Brynn Putnam, who previously sold Mirror for $500 million, is launching Board, a face-to-face game console that combines board games and video games to help families connect and play together.
Moonshots podcast delves into the latest AI and technological advancements, discussing NVIDIA's record revenue, Elon Musk's space data centers, AI's potential to solve major global challenges, and the exponential progress in areas like robotics, energy, and healthcare.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra reveals how AI will transform driving by 2028, enabling eyes-off autonomous highway driving, personalized in-vehicle AI assistants, and vehicles that can self-diagnose issues and schedule their own maintenance.
Tony Zhao and Cheng Chi from Sunday Robotics discuss their groundbreaking work in AI robotics, showcasing their home robot Memo that aims to revolutionize domestic tasks through advanced data collection, machine learning, and a full-stack approach to robotic development.
A deep dive into how Silicon Valley is returning to its Cold War roots, rebuilding America's industrial base through defense, energy, aerospace, and manufacturing technologies, driven by a new generation of founders who understand the urgent need to innovate and compete with China.
A comprehensive gift guide featuring over 80 gift ideas across tech, kitchen, home, clothing, fitness, and more, along with practical strategies to save money while shopping during the holiday season.
Alex Kendall explains how Wayve is pioneering an end-to-end deep learning approach to autonomous driving that can generalize across vehicles, sensor architectures, and cities, partnering with automotive OEMs to deploy AI-powered autonomous vehicles globally.
Jamie Siminoff discusses how Ring and AI can potentially reduce crime in neighborhoods by providing intelligent, context-aware surveillance that helps neighbors work together more effectively while maintaining individual control over their data.
A deep dive into China's AI and military capabilities reveals a complex competition with the US, focusing on data centers, renewable energy, and emerging technologies like flying taxis, with both countries pursuing different strategies in the race for technological supremacy.
Industry leaders discuss the critical infrastructure challenges and innovations required to support the massive AI data center buildout, highlighting the collaborative ecosystem driving America's AI leadership through power generation, cooling, and technological advancements.
A deep dive into the exponential growth of AI, discussing OpenAI's potential $100 billion revenue, the US-China AI race, the impact of AI on jobs and the S&P 500, and the emerging technologies reshaping computing, energy, and robotics.
David Zagaynov discusses building unmanned cargo planes at Poseidon, focusing on reducing cost per flight ton mile by eliminating pilots and leveraging advanced manufacturing techniques.
Quentin Anthony discusses Zyphra's transition to AMD MI300X GPUs, their hybrid transformer-Mamba models, and insights from a software engineering productivity study, highlighting the importance of understanding AI tools' limitations and maintaining an intellectually curious approach to model development.
A deep dive into how AI, autonomy, and rapid innovation are transforming defense strategy, highlighting the need for speed over size in potential future conflicts with global adversaries like China.
Shinkei is building fish harvesting robots using the Japanese ike-jime method to humanely process fish, improve quality, and reshore America's seafood supply chain, with the goal of creating a more transparent, traceable, and high-quality fish product.
A deep dive into the AI landscape explores whether we're in an AI bubble, examining infrastructure spending, market structure, and the potential transformative impact of AI across technology, business models, and the global economy.
Michael Kagan, Nvidia's CTO, discusses how Mellanox transformed Nvidia's AI infrastructure by solving network scaling challenges, enabling massive GPU clusters and driving exponential computing performance beyond Moore's Law.
Casey Handmer of Terraform Industries discusses solar maximalism, his vision for producing synthetic natural gas from sunlight and air, his admiration for industrialist Henry Kaiser, desalination technologies, and his ambitious plans to revitalize the Salton Sea through innovative water and energy solutions.
A wide-ranging discussion of AI, robotics, quantum computing, and economic disruption featuring experts Salim Ismail, Emad Mostaque, and Eric Pulier, exploring technological breakthroughs, potential societal impacts, and the optimistic vision for humanity's future.
Justin Fiaschetti discusses how Inversion is building autonomous re-entry vehicles that enable precise cargo delivery from space to any location on Earth in under an hour, primarily focused on military logistics and mission-critical cargo delivery.
Kyle Doerksen transforms his early snowboarding-inspired prototype into Onewheel, a self-balancing electric board that pioneered a new personal mobility category through relentless innovation and commitment to building a durable, repairable product.
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.
Steve Jurvetson discusses his journey in venture capital, technology trends, Moore's Law, AI development, electric vehicles, nuclear energy, and the importance of entrepreneurship and democracy in driving innovation and societal progress.
Zach Dell, CEO of Base Power, discusses his mission to lower electricity costs through innovative battery storage technology, vertical integration, and distributed grid solutions to drive energy abundance and accessibility.
A deep dive into Amphenol, the global leader in electronic connectors and sensors, exploring its century-long history of innovation, decentralized business model, and critical role in enabling technological advancements across industries like automotive, aerospace, and AI.
In this episode, RJ Scaringe, founder of Rivian, discusses the company's journey in building electric trucks and SUVs, their technological innovations, and their strategy for scaling an electric vehicle business from scratch.
Mitch Lee discusses how Arc is revolutionizing the marine industry by developing electric boats, leveraging automotive technology, and focusing on rapid iteration and software-driven improvements to create a superior boating experience.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the future of energy with Zach Dell, CEO of Base Power, and then explore the philosophical influence of Nick Land in Silicon Valley, delving into his complex intellectual journey and impact on technological thinking.
Alexis Rivas discusses how Cover is addressing the US housing crisis by building custom, high-quality homes using a vertically integrated, factory-based approach that aims to revolutionize home construction through standardization, efficiency, and innovative design.
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.
Andrew Feldman, CEO of Cerebras, discusses the rapid growth of AI, the challenges in chip development, energy requirements, and the potential transformative impact of AI on various industries, while highlighting the importance of talent, strategic investment, and continued innovation.
A deep dive into the future of defense technology, cyber threats, and reindustrialization, featuring CEOs from Epirus and Galvanic discussing the challenges and innovations in protecting critical infrastructure and manufacturing capabilities.
OpenAI launches Sora, a new AI-powered social media app that generates hyper-realistic videos, sparking discussions about the future of content creation, AI's impact on social media, and potential challenges to the creator economy.
A deep dive into Elon Musk's Tesla technologies, exploring robotaxis, autonomous trucking, Optimus humanoid robots, and how these innovations could drive down the cost of transportation, labor, and energy while creating massive economic opportunities.
A conversation with Blake Scholl from Boom Supersonic about breaking the sound barrier with their innovative supersonic jet technology, discussing their progress, future plans, and vision for faster air travel.
A conversation with tech founders in San Francisco exploring the city's innovative spirit, the renaissance of hardware startups, and the potential for rebuilding American industrial and technological capabilities.
Eric Allison of Joby Aviation discusses their electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, manufacturing expansion in California and Ohio, and plans to become an air taxi provider for Dubai and partner with Uber and Delta.
Ford CEO Jim Farley discusses the company's new EV platform, competition with China, tariffs, the importance of blue-collar jobs, and the future of in-car digital experiences in an wide-ranging interview.
An in-depth exploration of the AI compute landscape, highlighting the critical role of energy, chip development, and the transformative potential of AI across industries, with insights from Jonathan Ross, founder of Groq.
In this episode, Bernt Bornich discusses the development of 1X's humanoid robot Neo, sharing insights into his journey of creating a relatable, safe, and useful robotic companion that can gradually integrate into people's homes and lives.
Preston and Seb dive into Stephen Witt's book "The Thinking Machine", exploring Jensen Huang's journey in founding NVIDIA, revolutionizing parallel processing and GPU technology, and becoming a pivotal force in the AI revolution through strategic innovation and technological foresight.
A young entrepreneur discusses building Theseus, a technology startup developing a GPS-alternative navigation system for drones in conflict zones, with a focus on solving real-world problems and supporting Ukrainian forces through relentless iteration and commitment.
A deep dive into the future of robotics, exploring AI-driven learning approaches, simulation technologies, and the evolution of robotic intelligence through the lens of NVIDIA's Seattle Robotics Lab.
A conversation with Pablo Holman explores his journey from a hacker to a deep tech investor, highlighting his passion for solving global problems through innovative technologies and challenging the traditional Silicon Valley approach to entrepreneurship.
Mike Grace, co-founder and CEO of Longshot, discusses building massive space cannons to launch payloads into orbit using kinetic launch technology, aiming to dramatically reduce the cost of space access through innovative engineering and strategic positioning.
A wide-ranging podcast episode covering the new iPhone Air, Meta's upcoming smart glasses, OpenAI's business developments, the rise of AI companionship, and San Francisco's emerging "996" work culture.
ARM is exploring ways to optimize mobile devices for generative AI by developing specialized chips and techniques like model compression, quantization, and flexible hardware architectures. The company is focusing on reducing model sizes, experimenting with different data types, and creating tools that enable efficient AI inference across various computing units like CPUs, GPUs, and NPUs.
Zipline CEO Keller Cliffton discusses the company's journey from delivering medical supplies in Rwanda to expanding drone delivery services in the United States, highlighting their innovative approach to logistics and autonomous aircraft technology. The episode explores Zipline's mission to create a just-in-time delivery system that saves lives and transforms how goods are transported, with a focus on their unique drone technology and commitment to safety and efficiency.
Rick Smith, the founder and CEO of Axon, discusses the evolution of the TASER and his company's mission to reduce gun violence through innovative non-lethal technology, sharing insights into the development of their products and their broader goal of transforming law enforcement equipment.
PsiQuantum, a quantum computing startup, raised $1 billion in its Series E funding round, bringing its total funding close to $2 billion. The company is focused on building a million-qubit quantum computer by 2027, with the goal of enabling breakthrough innovations in materials science, chemistry, and other fields.
Thomas Wolf discusses Hugging Face's mission to democratize robotics and AI by building an open-source community, tools, and hardware that make advanced technologies accessible to developers and hobbyists. He sees robotics as the next frontier after language models, with a vision of creating diverse, affordable robots that can be easily programmed and adapted by a broad community of creators.
Archer is pioneering the next generation of aviation with electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, aiming to revolutionize urban transportation and defense mobility. The company is developing the Midnight aircraft, which offers enhanced safety through multiple redundant engines, and is positioning itself to become a major player in the emerging air taxi market, with plans to showcase its technology during the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
A technical journey through the evolution of generative media, focusing on FAL's strategic pivot to specialize in optimizing image and video model inference, scaling from a few developers to serving over 2 million developers with 350 unique models across image, video, and audio generation.
Peter Diamandis and his Moonshot mates discuss groundbreaking AI developments, from Elon Musk's Colossus data center to emerging technologies that are rapidly transforming industries and human potential. The episode explores the accelerating pace of AI innovation, its impact on various sectors, and the potential for sustainable abundance through technological advancement.