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Jason interviews Alex Shieh of The Antifraud Company, who uses AI and investigative techniques to uncover government fraud and collect bounties under the False Claims Act, with the potential to expose billions in fraudulent spending.
Jason interviews Sho Takei, co-founder of HyreSearch, about startup recruiting in Japan and the US, discussing AI's impact on hiring, talent acquisition strategies, and cultural differences in the recruitment process.
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.
A wide-ranging discussion about AI's transformative potential, exploring its impact on enterprise, education, manufacturing, and technology across various sectors, with insights from McKinsey's Bob Sternfels and General Catalyst's Hemant Taneja.
An AI roundtable with Steven Johnson and Grant Lee explores how AI tools like NotebookLM and Gamma can enhance creativity, productivity, and decision-making across various professional domains, challenging the prevalent skepticism about AI's impact on human thinking.
Jason and Alex discuss major tech and startup news, including Nvidia's $20B Groq acquisition, Yann LeCun leaving Meta, and the potential IPOs of companies like OpenAI and Discord in 2026.
Jason, Lon, and Alex recap the most memorable moments from This Week in Startups in 2025, handing out "Twisty Awards" for categories like best name drops, biggest trends, most controversial moments, and top dad jokes.
Jason discusses his dream mega-purchases like private aviation and expensive Corvettes, while sharing insights on startup investing, AI's future in SaaS, and taking founder questions during a holiday episode of This Week in Startups.
Tony Hinchcliffe delivers a hilarious roast of the All-In podcast hosts at their holiday party, performing a live Kill Tony set with the besties and offering candid insights into comedy, free speech, and his show's success.
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.
Sam Parr shares insights on copywriting, emphasizing long-form content, writing simply at a fourth-grade reading level, and the importance of understanding your audience's emotions while telling a compelling story.
In this episode, three tech CEOs discuss AI's impact on hiring, talent acquisition, training data, job displacement, and the importance of adapting to technological changes while maintaining human connection and creativity.
Jason Calacanis shares insights on his media journey, investing strategy at Launch, lessons from the All-In Podcast, and personal experiences with Elon Musk and Tesla while discussing his approach to podcasting, venture capital, and startup investing.
A deep dive into iRobot's bankruptcy, exploring how the failed Amazon acquisition and regulatory challenges led to the company's downfall and eventual sale to a Chinese robotics manufacturer.
Jason and the team discuss the landmark Disney-OpenAI deal, where Disney invests $1 billion and grants OpenAI access to use Disney characters in Sora and ChatGPT, while exploring the broader implications of AI, intellectual property, and potential job displacement.
A venture capital roundtable featuring Bryan Kim and David Clark explores the AI landscape, discussing startup valuations, growth potential, and whether the current AI market constitutes a bubble, while highlighting innovative strategies for founders and emerging technological opportunities.
A retrospective look at Zapier's early days, exploring the future of remote work, API integration challenges, and the potential for automation in white-collar jobs through the lens of a 2016 interview with founder Wade Foster.
Jason and Alex discuss the viral Target "ad" in ChatGPT, which turns out to be a partnership integration, and explore the potential future of advertising in AI platforms while analyzing OpenAI's competitive landscape and market share.
Netflix is acquiring Warner Bros. for $72-82.7 billion, potentially disrupting the movie theater industry and facing significant international regulatory scrutiny.
Jason Calacanis interviews Jonathan Swanson, founder of Athena, about delegating effectively, using AI-enhanced assistants, and how Athena helps founders and executives reclaim their time by matching them with highly trained remote assistants.
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.
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.
An in-depth exploration of the complex digital infrastructure behind a simple TikTok video, highlighting the intricate layers of technology required to deliver content and the potential of AI to streamline IT operations and troubleshooting.
Familify pivots from their meditation app Storybook to Theo, a Bible stories app that quickly overtakes their original product by focusing on faith-based content and discovering a hungry market for Christian storytelling.
Jason predicts a major M&A moment in the next six months, with potential mergers or acquisitions involving mid-cap companies like Airbnb, Uber, or Coinbase.
Mistral AI CEO Arthur Mensch discusses the critical data bottleneck in AI, the importance of enterprise AI adoption, and why open-source models are key to strategic autonomy and technological innovation.
Jason and Alex discuss the latest AI models from xAI (Grok 4.1) and Google (Gemini 3), examining their performance improvements and potential impact on the tech industry's "doomerism" while also exploring broader concerns about AI's potential job displacement.
Jason and Alex discuss Jeff Bezos returning as co-CEO of Project Prometheus, a new AI-focused startup raising $6.2 billion to bridge digital and physical worlds, while also covering Ramp's $300M funding, crypto market shifts, and potential impacts of AI on the job market.
A podcast episode exploring space logistics with Orbital Operations, discussing their innovative cryogenic orbital maneuvering vehicle (Astraeus) designed to efficiently transport satellites between different orbits, while also highlighting potential dual-use military and commercial applications.
The episode explores how Harvey AI is revolutionizing the legal profession with AI technology and OpenRouter is simplifying AI model access by providing a unified API for developers to easily switch between and experiment with different language models.
Jason and Alex discuss the IPO potential of three Twist 500 companies - Ledger, 1Password, and Mercury - while exploring broader tech industry trends, AI job displacement, and startup funding dynamics.
A deep dive into the evolving venture capital landscape, featuring discussions on Sequoia's leadership transition, AI startup growth, funding challenges, and the changing expectations for early-stage companies.
Jason and Alex explore the potential of AI companies like OpenAI, discuss the financial risks and opportunities in the AI sector, and delve into emerging technologies like space-based computing and legal AI startups, all while providing insights into startup management and investor relations.
Jason and Alex discuss OpenAI's potential IPO, betting on its valuation, and exploring the future of AI models while warning developers about the risks of using OpenAI's API.
A candid conversation with Pete Buttigieg explores the Democratic Party's identity crisis, tax policy, Biden administration challenges, immigration, and the potential economic and social impacts of AI-driven job displacement.
Grammarly CEO Shishir Mehrotra explains the company's rebranding to Superhuman, launching a new AI assistant called Superhuman Go, and discussing their strategy of empowering humans through AI-powered tools.
A podcast episode exploring three innovative startups: SpatialGen's spatial video cloud infrastructure, Hux's personalized audio AI platform, and ChessEver's specialized broadcasting platform for serious chess players.
Jason discusses Sequoia's new funds strategy, highlighting their disciplined approach of raising a $750 million Series A fund and a $200 million seed fund, while maintaining their permanent capital model and focusing on AI, cybersecurity, and commerce opportunities.
Jason and Alex discuss the NBA gambling scandal, the intricacies of poker cheating, the 9-9-6 work culture, Presh Kumar's AI-powered video creation process, and Anthropic's strategic compute purchase from Google.
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.
Elad Gil joins Jason and Alex to discuss Amazon's aggressive automation plans, the implications of AI-driven job displacement, emerging AI wearables, and the regulatory debate surrounding AI development in the US.
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.
Eric Glyman, CEO of Ramp, discusses how his company's data reveals insights into AI adoption, startup spending, and the impact of AI on team sizes, while also exploring the potential of AI agents to automate business processes.
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.
In this episode, Austin Petersmith discusses Howie, an AI secretary focused on scheduling meetings via email, which leverages human-in-the-loop technology to create a precise and reliable scheduling assistant for professionals.
A look into Zach Dell's Base Power, a startup leasing batteries to Texas homeowners to stabilize the grid and reduce electricity costs while exploring potential expansion and the broader energy market landscape.
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.
In this episode, Jason Calacanis and Lon Harris discuss the latest tech news, including Perplexity's free Comet browser, OpenAI's Sora app reaching the top of the iOS App Store, and potential disruptions in AI, browsers, and whistleblower technologies.
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.
The podcast discusses the take-private deal for Electronic Arts, the rise of open-source AI models from China, state-level AI regulations, and potential challenges in the AI industry.
A deep dive into the largest take-private deal in history with Electronic Arts, discussing AI's potential in gaming, open-source AI models, and state-level AI regulation challenges.
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.
When Meta launched AI-generated videos called Vibes, it was mocked, but the release of OpenAI's Sora 2 has generated significant excitement and demand among tech enthusiasts.
A deep dive into the world of AI startups, discussing everything from AI companions like Friend.com to content generation services, while exploring the ongoing tension between technological innovation and human authenticity.
A discussion of AI's potential impact across industries, including radiology, coding, and potential monetization strategies for AI companies, with insights on market size, competition, and technological challenges.
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.
In this episode, Jason and Lan discuss Trump's proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee, the TikTok deal involving potential investors like the Murdoch family, and the launch of Howie, an AI executive assistant startup.
Meta unveils a new generation of Ray-Ban smart glasses with AR capabilities, sparking discussions about privacy, technology, and the future of wearable devices.
A deep dive into Meta's new Ray Ban AI glasses, featuring a discussion on their technological capabilities, privacy concerns, and potential impact on society, alongside an interview with Lovable CEO Anton Osika about AI-powered coding and startup growth.
In this episode, Jason and Alex discuss the latest Launch Accelerator cohort, featuring innovative startups across AI, energy, healthcare, and event management, while also diving into conversations about solar energy, Google's recent success, and the emerging trend of prediction markets.
Jason and his co-hosts discuss the All-In Summit highlights, covering topics like Elon Musk's robotics insights, Palantir's performance, the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk, AI chatbot interactions with children, and the potential of self-driving robotaxis from companies like Zoox and Tesla.
Chris Wright, United States Secretary of Energy, discusses the current state of global energy production, emphasizing the continued dominance of hydrocarbons and advocating for a pragmatic approach to energy policy that prioritizes human needs and technological innovation. He highlights the potential of nuclear energy, critiques the current renewable energy landscape, and argues for a balanced strategy that considers economic and practical realities.
At the White House Tech Dinner, top tech leaders gathered with President Trump to discuss innovation, infrastructure, and economic growth, with participants expressing support for the administration's pro-business agenda. The dinner featured notable figures like Zuckerberg, Tim Cook, and Sam Altman, and was characterized by a sense of cooperation and alignment among competing tech titans.
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.
Jason Calacanis and Becki DeGraw from Wilson Sonsini discuss the current startup financing landscape, highlighting unique investment terms for high-performing companies such as founder voting proxies, pre-agreed follow-on round investments, and reduced due diligence. They explore the changing dynamics of startup board governance and investor behavior in a competitive funding environment.
Uber, Lucid, and Neuro are partnering to launch a robotaxi service by 2026, targeting the Uber Black and Uber XL market with the Lucid Gravity SUV. The companies aim to create a safer, more affordable autonomous vehicle solution that could potentially reduce transportation costs and save lives.
Jason and Alex discuss Tesla's Optimus robot, predicting it will revolutionize the world more than the internet, and also cover Anthropic's massive $13 billion funding round and the potential future of AI and smartphones.