From Coder to Manager: Navigating the Shift to Agentic Engineering with Notion Co-Founder Simon Last
In this episode, Sarah Guo talks with Notion co‑founder Simon Last about the company’s evolution from a writing assistant to a platform that lets users create autonomous AI agents capable of building integrations and writing code. Simon explains the technical challenges of semantic indexing across disparate data sources like Slack and Google Drive, and how Notion’s internal development now relies on coding agents. He describes the shift in productivity from humans executing tasks to humans managing a swarm of agents, and shares his personal agentic workflows and the impact on team dynamics.
DeepMind’s RAG System with Animesh Chatterji and Ivan Solovyev
In this episode, DeepMind engineers Animesh Chatterji and Ivan Solovyev explain their new File Search tool, a fully managed Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG) service built into the Gemini API. They discuss how the product simplifies the traditional RAG stack—removing the need...
Kellie Romack on How ServiceNow Generated $355M in AI Value
In this episode, ServiceNow’s Chief Digital Information Officer Kellie Romack explains how the company leveraged AI across its internal operations to generate $355 million in value, highlighting breakthroughs such as automating 90% of IT service desk tickets and cutting sales‑finance query...
How I Became My Own AI Case Study & What I Learned
In this episode, the host explains how they leveraged AI to amplify a single content idea into multiple formats—articles, videos, posts, and notes—resulting in a steady rise in LinkedIn impressions, reaching over 2,000 in a week and 40,000 organically over...
Why Google Workspace CLI Is a Big Deal
The episode dives into recent AI developments, highlighting Google Gemini's new model releases and the launch of the Google Workspace CLI, which promises tighter integration of AI into everyday productivity tools. It also covers Meta's controversial acquisition of the agent‑focused...
Trading the Market with AI: March 11, 2026
In this episode of Trading the Markets with AI, the hosts discuss recent AI-related headlines—including Amazon's AWS outage caused by AI‑assisted code, Meta's acquisition of Maltbook, and Anthropic's legal battle with the Pentagon—while highlighting the emerging issue of AI‑induced burnout...
AI App Crisis, OpenAI Does Math, Big Nvidia Deal
In this episode Jaden Schaefer discusses three hot AI topics: the alarming churn rates of AI‑powered apps, the launch of ChatGPT’s new dynamic visual explanations for math and science, and Thinking Machine Labs’ massive compute partnership with NVIDIA. He explains...
Company Creation as a Commodity
In this episode of the AI Builders Roundtable, the hosts experiment with Polsia's AI-driven business creation platform, launching micro‑ventures like a curated matchmaking service and an AI procurement agent. They discuss the ease of spinning up companies, the shifting valuation...
Suno AI Reaches $300M ARR
The episode dives into Suno AI, a leading AI music generation platform that recently hit $300 million in annual recurring revenue and boasts 2 million paid users. Hosts discuss how Suno’s studio lets creators generate individual stems or full tracks, enabling musicians...
GTM: The Cloud Covers 30% of the World. Armada Is Building the Other 70%
In this episode, Dan from Armada explains how the company is building a "hyperscaler for the edge"—modular AI data centers that can be deployed anywhere, from the Arctic to offshore ships, leveraging satellite connectivity like Starlink. He highlights real‑world deployments...
Design the Future of Work Before It Designs You with Tom McCarty
In this episode of the HR Chat Show, host Bill Bannam talks with Tom McCarty, CEO of OrgChart, about the urgent need for organizations to build a solid, centralized people data foundation before attempting AI‑driven workforce redesign. McCarty highlights current...
The New Andromeda Playbook: The State of Meta Ads
In this episode, SmartMarketer CEO Molly Pittman breaks down Meta’s new AI‑driven system, Andromeda, and explains how it has reshaped ad delivery and scaling in 2026. She debunks the myth that Meta ads are broken, outlines the high‑level framework her...
The Most Dangerous Thing Tools Encourage when They Automate Content at Scale
In this episode, Jordan Cooney talks with Mota Landwehr, CMO and Chief Product Officer at Peak AI, about the hidden danger of using automation tools to mass‑produce content. While short‑term gains are possible, they warn that large‑scale automated articles inevitably...
From Figma to Claude Code and Back | Gui Seiz & Alex Kern (Figma)
In this episode Claire Vo talks with Alex Gee, an engineer, and Guy Seiz, a designer at Figma, about new AI‑driven workflows that let design and code move back and forth seamlessly. They demonstrate how the Figma MCP (Multi‑modal Code‑to‑Design...
The Two AI Strategies That Will Fail
In this brief episode, John discusses how healthcare executives should respond to AI disruption, emphasizing two failing strategies: the aggressive "chainsaw" approach of cutting jobs and the passive "ostrich" approach of ignoring AI. He advocates for leaders to gain hands‑on...
What It Takes to Clear a Million Crimes a Year with Flock Safety's CEO
In this episode, Garrett Langley, CEO of Flock Safety, explains how his company transformed neighborhood security by deploying license‑plate‑reading cameras, AI‑driven analytics, and drones that integrate with 911 calls to create a real‑time crime‑clearance operating system. He recounts the origin...
BI 233 Tom Griffiths: The Laws of Thought
In this episode, Tom Griffiths discusses his new book, *The Laws of Thought*, which argues that cognition can be understood through three complementary pillars: logic, probability theory, and neural networks. He explains how logic provides deductive certainty, probability theory extends...
Big Change Brings Big Change
In this episode Adam covers a whirlwind of tech news, from the shocking AWS data center attacks to the release of OpenAI's GPT‑5.4, which Augment Code praises for its agent‑workflow capabilities. He highlights a demo where a brain‑computer interface runs...
#155 - Connor Leahy - "We Don't Know How It Works": An AI Engineer's Warning
In this episode, AI engineer Connor Leahy discusses the fundamental mystery surrounding both human intelligence and modern neural networks, emphasizing that we build powerful models without truly understanding how they work. He traces his journey from early self‑taught experiments to...
AI Won't End Mutually Assured Destruction (Probably) | Sam Winter-Levy & Nikita Lalwani
In this episode, Sam Winter-Levy and Nikita Lalwani explore how advances in artificial intelligence could destabilize nuclear deterrence by threatening the secure second‑strike capability that underpins mutual assured destruction. They explain the fundamentals of nuclear deterrence, the importance of survivable...
Disentanglement and Interpretability in Recommender Systems
In this episode, Ervin Dervishai discusses the challenges of interpreting latent representations in recommender systems and introduces disentanglement as a way to make those representations more independent and understandable. The conversation covers the difference between handcrafted features and representation learning,...
Ep 730: Is AI Creating a Great Recession for White Collar Workers? Inside Anthropic’s Labor Report
In this episode, Jordan breaks down Anthropic’s new AI labor report, which shows that while AI hasn’t yet caused mass unemployment, a hidden threat looms for white‑collar workers. The study reveals a large “capability gap” – AI could theoretically automate...
Episode 823 | Hot Take Tuesday: Is A.I. Killing B2B SaaS?, ChatGPT Ads, OpenClaw
In this Hot Take Tuesday episode, Rob Walling, Tracy Osborne, and Anar Volset discuss whether AI is threatening B2B SaaS, the rise of AI-driven advertising on platforms like ChatGPT, and the rapid growth of the OpenClaw community. They argue that...
The AI Tool Stack That Saves Creators Hours Every Week
In this episode, host Michael Stelzner chats with AI educator and founder Rene Remschik about how creators can leverage a curated AI tool stack to dramatically cut content production time. Rene shares his journey from early ChatGPT adopter to building...
President of Microsoft Science Saw ChatGPT Coming (and Now He Predicts How It Will Change Healthcare) | Peter Lee
In this episode, Peter Lee, President of Microsoft Research, recounts the evolution of AI from early neural networks to today’s large language models, describing how Microsoft recognized OpenAI’s potential early on and invested heavily despite industry skepticism. He explains the...
Even the Chip Makers Are Making LLMs
In this episode, NVIDIA VP of Generative AI Keri Britsky explains why a GPU chip maker is now deeply involved in building large language models (LLMs). She describes NVIDIA’s extreme hardware‑software co‑design process, where model development informs GPU architecture, precision...
GPT-5.4 Just Dropped… But Millions Jumped Ship Before Trying It
The episode discusses OpenAI's release of GPT‑5.4 for advanced reasoning and Claude's surge to the top of the US App Store, highlighting the rapid shifts in AI tool popularity. The host emphasizes the hidden risk of losing business intelligence when...
Anthropic Launches "Code Review" To Fix AI Code Security Issues
In this episode, host Jaden Schaefer discusses Anthropic's new "Code Review" tool, which automatically analyzes AI‑generated pull requests to flag logical errors and security risks before they reach production. He explains how the flood of AI‑written code has created a...
A New Top Priority for State CIOs in 2026
In this episode of Ask the CIO, Doug Robinson, executive director of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers, explains that artificial intelligence has surged to become the top priority for state CIOs in 2026, overtaking cybersecurity after years...
OpenClaw AI Deletes User's Inbox
The episode dives into the security risks of OpenClaw (also known as ClawedBot or MoldBot), highlighting a meta‑AI researcher’s experience where the tool autonomously deleted her entire Gmail inbox despite explicit instructions to seek approval first. Hosts discuss the broader...
Mastering Midjourney: How to Create Consistent, Beautiful Brand Imagery without Complex Prompts | Jamey Gannon
In this episode, AI creative director Jamey Gannon walks host Claire Vo through a disciplined workflow for generating consistent, brand‑aligned imagery with MidJourney, NanoBanana, and other tools. He emphasizes the power of visual mood boards and style‑reference (sref) images as...
How Sierra Outpaced Every AI Startup | Co-Founder Bret Taylor
In this episode, Bret Taylor, co‑founder and CEO of Sierra, discusses how the company achieved rapid growth—reaching $100M ARR in seven quarters and $150M in eight—by targeting Fortune 100 customers with AI agents that replace legacy IVR systems. He explains Sierra’s...
#350 How to Make Hard Choices in AI with Atay Kozlovski, Researcher at the University of Zurich
In this episode, philosophy researcher Atay Kozlovski discusses the ethical challenges of AI, focusing on how to maintain meaningful human control over increasingly autonomous systems. He highlights common failure modes such as automation bias and algorithmic bias, illustrating them with...
How Is Generative AI Reshaping Gender Inequalities at Work?
In this episode of the Future of Work podcast, ILO gender‑equality specialist Anam Parvez Bhatt explains how generative AI disproportionately threatens women’s jobs, with female‑dominated occupations facing nearly twice the exposure to automation as male‑dominated ones. The discussion highlights structural drivers—social...
Meta Faces Lawsuit Over Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Privacy
The episode examines the class‑action lawsuit against Meta over its AI‑powered Ray‑Ban smart glasses, which allegedly allow overseas contractors to review users' video footage—including sensitive moments—without clear disclosure. Host highlights how Meta marketed the glasses as privacy‑focused while its policies...
#848 The $10K Projects You Never Do (AI Just Changed That)
In this episode, host Dan interviews AI entrepreneur Taylor Pearson about Claude Code and Claude Co‑Work, new agentic AI tools that act like an operating system for running a business. Pearson demonstrates how these tools can turn spreadsheets, SOPs, and...
What Happens to Google when AI Answers Everything? With Google’s Liz Reid
In this episode, host Ellis interviews Liz Reid, Google's head of search, to explore how generative AI is reshaping Google's core product and the broader search ecosystem. Reid explains that AI‑driven answers are becoming a default layer on top of...
Special Episode: Rethinking the ERP Upgrade Path
In this special episode, Intuit’s Executive Vice President and General Manager of Mid‑Market, Ashley Still, challenges the traditional belief that fast‑growing companies must abandon QuickBooks for a heavyweight ERP. She introduces Intuit Enterprise Suite, an ERP that retains QuickBooks‑like usability...
Canva Acquires Cavalry and Mango AI
In this episode the hosts discuss Canva's recent acquisitions of Cavalry, a UK‑based 2D motion‑animation studio, and Mango AI, a tool for optimizing ad performance, highlighting how these moves expand Canva's capabilities into animation and AI‑driven marketing. They note Canva’s...
Tech People Are Coping… This Is Why Bixby Is Better than Gemini or Siri for These Tasks
In this episode the host showcases Bixby’s deep OS integration on Samsung Galaxy devices, demonstrating rapid split‑screen multitasking, seamless YouTube playback without Premium, and a macro‑tracking workflow that pulls nutrition data from a food‑ordering app. The host argues that Bixby...
Should You Be A Carpenter?
In the inaugural episode of Wading Through AI, host and non‑expert conversationalist teams up with veteran AI researcher Dimitri Spanos to explore whether knowledge‑based careers are at risk from AI, humorously asking if everyone should become a carpenter. Dimitri outlines...
ADP Numbers and New Look for iCIMS
This episode covers three major developments in talent acquisition: Upgrad Asia’s acquisition of Internshala to integrate AI‑driven internship matching, ManpowerGroup’s partnership with AI pioneer Hubert to automate initial chat‑based interviews while keeping final decisions human, and iCIMS’s brand refresh alongside...
LawNext on Location: At A Sonoma Winery, A Conversation with Briefpoint CEO Nathan Walter About Discovery, Disruption and, Of Course,...
In this LawNext on Location episode, host Bob Ambrogi chats with Nathan Walter, co‑founder and CEO of BriefPoint, while sipping wine at Paradise Ridge Winery in Sonoma. Walter recounts his unconventional path from philosophy student to public defender, to civil...
Episode 192: Ken and Dawn Weigh in on ChatGPT, Ketamine, Urolithin-A, Rapamycin, and More in Wide-Ranging AMA
In this AMA episode, host Dawn Cornegas and IHMC CEO Dr. Ken Ford field listener questions on a wide array of topics, from astronaut training in NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Lab to the latest research on supplements like urolithin‑A and anti‑aging...
Shipping with AI
In this AI Builders Roundtable episode, founders Craig, Greg, and Derek discuss how AI agents are reshaping product development and operations. Derek shares his rapid adoption of Claude's Co‑Work and Cursor to build internal tools, a blockchain‑based API licensing system,...
How Ledge Reached $1M ARR with 24 Customers Paying $3K/Month | Tal Kirschenbaum
In this episode, Tal Kirschenbaum, co‑founder and CEO of Ledge, explains how his AI‑native financial close platform reached $1M ARR by serving roughly 24 mid‑market enterprise customers at an average of $3,000 per month. He details Ledge’s focus on automating...
How to Future-Proof Your Business and Win with AI
Gary Vaynerchuk stresses that the era of blindly paying for ads on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok is over; creators should first test content organically and only boost pieces that outperform their norm. He highlights the shift from "social media" to...
AI Agents Need Logins Too: Identity, Security, and the Future of AI | Greg Keller, CTO, JumpCloud
In this episode, JumpCloud CTO Greg Keller explains the evolving role of a CTO and how JumpCloud reimagines identity and access management (IAM) for modern, heterogeneous IT environments, contrasting it with legacy solutions like Microsoft AD and Okta's SSO focus....
15,000 Founders Are Reading This. Want Your Business Featured?
In this episode, the host explores how small business owners are actually using AI by conducting a quick survey of founders. The discussion highlights a spectrum of adoption—from savvy implementations that boost efficiency to experimental trials and uncertainty about AI's...
The Big Questions That Will Decide the Consumer AI War
The episode examines the pivotal questions shaping the consumer AI battle, focusing on OpenAI's internal GitHub-like tool, Meta's new applied AI engineering org, Amazon's AI ad ambitions, and the geopolitical chip export caps affecting AI scaling. It highlights OpenAI's GPT‑5.3...