Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•11 min
From Automation to $1.3B: Scribe’s AI Success Story
In this episode Jamie and Jaeden break down how Scribe achieved a $1.3 billion valuation by building AI‑powered workflow automation tools for enterprises. They explore how individuals can turn their expertise into AI consulting gigs and stress the growing importance of data‑driven metrics for measuring impact. The hosts also highlight practical resources, such as their Skool community and a curated AI model bundle, to help listeners get started in the AI hustle.
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•10 min
Perplexity Brings Getty Images Into AI Search — Here’s Why It Matters
The episode explains Perplexity’s new partnership with Getty Images, which integrates high‑quality, royalty‑free visuals directly into the AI‑driven search experience. It highlights how the collaboration gives users richer, context‑relevant images while creating fresh licensing and revenue streams for photographers. The...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•9 min
The Future of Google Maps: AI Features Every User Should Know
In this brief episode, hosts Jaeden and Jamie break down the latest AI-powered enhancements to Google Maps, highlighting the integration of Gemini and Vertex AI to boost navigation accuracy and personalized recommendations. They explain how these features streamline user experience...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•11 min
AI Forces Wikipedia to Charge for Access—Here’s What It Means
Jamie and Jaeden dissect Wikipedia’s rollout of a paid API that forces AI companies to pay for access to its content, highlighting the platform’s move toward monetization amid rising operational costs. They discuss the controversy over charging for human‑verified knowledge,...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•10 min
Lovable’s 8M-User Surge: The Future of AI App Building
In this episode, hosts Jaeden and Jamie dissect Lovable’s rapid growth to nearly 8 million users, highlighting how its AI‑driven app‑building platform is reshaping software creation. They discuss the platform’s core strengths, such as rapid prototyping and user‑friendly design, alongside security...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•26 min
Google's Gemini 3 Is Here: A Special Early Look
The episode breaks down Google’s rollout of Gemini 3, the latest large‑language model, highlighting its new multimodal capabilities, faster reasoning, and tighter integration with Google services. Executives Demis Hassabis and Josh Woodward explain the technical breakthroughs, safety measures, and the product’s...
By Hard Fork
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•35 min
How AI Data Platforms Are Shaping the Future of Enterprise Storage - Ep. 281
In this episode, NVIDIA’s Jacob Liberman explains how AI Data Platforms integrate GPUs directly with storage to accelerate enterprise workloads, turning data into a compute resource. He outlines the architecture of the GPU‑accelerated storage solution, its performance benefits, and how...
By The AI Podcast (NVIDIA)
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•36 min
Genome LLM Makes a Super-Virus, and Should AI Decide if You Live?
The episode explores the dark side of AI, highlighting a genome‑trained language model that can design a super‑virus and debating whether AI copies of ourselves should make life‑or‑death decisions. It also covers quirky AI culture, from a woman marrying a...
By The AI Fix
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•16 min
34 | Assembling Your Software M&A Dream Team
In this 16‑minute episode, Managing Directors Mike Lyon and Mike Greco explain why software founders must assemble a dedicated M&A dream team—including legal, financial, tax, and operational advisors—early in the sale or fundraising process. They highlight how each specialist adds...
By The Path to Exit
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•14 min
S7E13 - Scaling SaaS in 2026: AI, Talent, and the Future of People Operations with Hotske Wesselius
In this episode, host Joran and talent‑strategist Hotske Wesselius explore how AI will reshape B2B SaaS scaling in 2026, from the buyer journey and customer success to people operations and culture. Wesselius draws on his marketing and recruiting background to...
By Grow Your B2B SaaS
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•59 min
The CEO Behind the Fastest-Growing AI Inference Company | Tuhin Srivastava
In this episode of Gradient Dissent, Lukas Biewald talks with Tuhin Srivastava, CEO and founder of Baseten, one of the fastest-growing companies in the AI inference ecosystem. Tuhin shares the real story behind Baseten’s rise and how the market finally...
By Gradient Dissent
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•1h 15m
#180: GPT-5.1, AI That Brings Back the Dead, Beliefs Vs. Truth in AI, First AI-Led Cyberattack & AI-Generated Song Tops...
OpenAI has released GPT-5.1, a controversial new AI app is bringing people back from the dead, and there's a big debate in AI about very different belief systems. On this week's episode, Paul and Mike go deeper on those topics and...
By The Artificial Intelligence Show
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•44 min
AI Is Changing Human Behavior: How to Prepare
In this episode, host explores how AI is reshaping human behavior and its implications for content marketing, featuring insights from marketing strategist Mark Schaefer. Schaefer explains that AI influences decision‑making, attention spans, and communication styles, urging marketers to adapt their...
By AI Explored
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•33 min
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Rob Walling answers listener questions about whether technical SaaS founders should bring on a sales‑and‑marketing co‑founder, introducing his "Core Four" model of essential early‑stage SaaS skills. He explains how to prioritize or outsource these skills, argues that sales‑led growth can...
By Startups For the Rest of Us
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•54 min
201. Jeppe Schytte-Hansen, CEO, Omnidocs - Why 1+1 = 1.8 in M&A (Until It Suddenly Becomes 3)
In the episode, Omnidocs CEO Jeppe Schytte‑Hansen explains how his company turned a profitable SaaS business into a buy‑and‑build platform, detailing a 14‑point M&A framework, the inevitable slowdown after acquisitions, and the "integration foxtrot" of alternating fast and slow phases....
By The SaaSiest Podcast
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•33 min
242 | Inside the Friday AI Hangouts: Real-World Wins, Woes & WTF Moments with AI
Is AI supposed to make things easier… so why does it feel like chaos? You’re not alone. In this special episode of Leveraging AI, we invite you into the room where the real conversations happen — our live, unfiltered Friday AI...
By Leveraging AI
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•19 min
Lemlist Revenue Hits $40M: CEO Charles Breaks Down $25M Claap Acquisition Deal
In this episode, Lemlist CEO Charles Tenot reveals that the company has surpassed $40 million in revenue and outlines a strategic plan to reach $100 million by 2028. He breaks down the $25 million acquisition of Claap, explaining how the deal was financed...
By SaaS Interviews with CEOs
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•20 min
Looking at Retail Challenges From a Data Perspective - with Nick Masca of Marks and Spencer
In this episode, Nick Masca, Head of Data Science for Growth & Personalisation at Marks & Spencer, discusses the data‑driven challenges retail and e‑commerce leaders face, emphasizing change‑management over classic digital transformation. He highlights obstacles in applying data tools to...
By The AI in Business Podcast
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•26 min
490: Top 10 Countdown: Super Huddle Takeaways for 2026
In this special "Drew on Drew" episode, host Drew Neisser distills the top 10 takeaways from CMO Huddles' second annual Super Huddle, highlighting bold brand positioning, AI‑driven orchestration, tighter CMO‑CRO alignment, and the amplified value of community building as the strategic pillars...
By Renegade Marketers Unite
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•10 min
Jeff Bezos Raises $6.2B As Co-CEO of New AI Start-Up
The episode examines Jeff Bezos’s surprising return to an executive role as co‑CEO of the new AI venture Project Prometheus, highlighting how his involvement signals a major shift in the AI startup landscape. Hosts discuss the strategic implications for both...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Nov 18, 2025•9 min
Insiders Claim OpenAI Buried Under Microsoft Compute Fees
The episode reveals an insider leak suggesting OpenAI’s operating costs are being eclipsed by Microsoft’s compute fees, with GPU demand driving expenses sharply upward. Hosts discuss how these rising bills could strain budgets and potentially force OpenAI to renegotiate terms...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•39 min
The Internet of AI Agents Is the Future. In Conversation with Vijoy Pandey
In this episode, host Jason Stoughton talks with Vijoy Pandey about the emerging "Internet of AI Agents," exploring how interoperable agents can break down siloed systems and enable seamless collaboration across the tech ecosystem. Pandey draws on his experience at...
By The Pulse of AI
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•24 min
The AI Scientist That Does 6 Months of Work in a Day
The episode examines Kosmos, an AI "scientist" that claims to compress six months of research into a single day, processing thousands of papers, generating massive codebases, and delivering validated findings in fields like neuroscience, genetics, materials science, and Alzheimer’s research....
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•13 min
Mercor Brings in $350M, Surges to $10B Valuation
The episode dissects Mercor’s recent $350 million funding round that propelled its valuation to $10 billion, highlighting a strategic pivot toward AI annotation services and side‑hustle opportunities. It examines the company’s revenue growth hurdles, heavy reliance on a few key customers, and...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•10 min
Inside the Atlas Vs. Comet AI Browser Clash
In this 10‑minute episode the hosts dissect the debut of two AI‑powered browsers, Atlas and Comet, highlighting how each reimagines web navigation with built‑in large‑language‑model assistance. They compare core features—Atlas’s deep integration with productivity tools versus Comet’s focus on real‑time...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•10 min
Adobe Launches Smart AI Tools for Effortless Editing
The episode introduces Adobe’s new suite of AI-powered editing tools that automate routine tasks, streamline workflows, and enhance creative output, positioning Adobe as a renewed contender for creative professionals. It highlights how features like auto‑color correction, intelligent cut detection, and...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•12 min
Tesla Roadster Delays Ignite Altman–Musk Clash
The episode examines the heated social‑media exchange between Elon Musk and Sam Altman sparked by Altman's comment on the perpetual delay of the Tesla Roadster, highlighting how the feud reflects broader tensions in the tech world. It also delves into...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•43 min
Axios Chief Technology Correspondent Ina Fried on AI and This Moment in Technology
In this episode, Axios Chief Technology Correspondent Ina Fried explores how the current AI boom mirrors past technological revolutions, discussing its disruptive impact on jobs and her own journalism workflow. She explains the challenges of integrating AI into human processes...
By In AI We Trust?
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•46 min
362: How AI Is Transforming Chip Design and Solving the Engineering Shortage with Faraj Aalaei, Cognichip CEO
In this episode, Faraj Aalaei, founder and CEO of Cognichip, explains how AI‑driven design platforms can compress semiconductor development cycles, cutting both time and cost, and thereby democratizing chip creation for smaller teams outside traditional hubs. He argues that AI...
By AI and the Future of Work
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•0 min
The First $100,000,000 ARR at Datadog: How Founder CEO Olivier Pomel Built a Customer-Centric Observability Giant
In this episode, Datadog founder‑CEO Olivier Pomel recounts how the company reached its first $100 million ARR by obsessively prioritizing genuine customer insight over sales or engineering shortcuts. He explains why closed alphas and annual contracts stifle learning, why enterprise SaaS...
By Jason Lemkin
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•47 min
“Nobody Wanted to Do This Work”: How Emmy Award–Winning Filmmakers Use AI to Automate the Tedious Parts of Documentaries
In this episode, Tim McAleer, a technology lead at Ken Burns’s Florentine Films, explains how he built custom AI tools that automate the most labor‑intensive parts of documentary production, from extracting metadata and OCR’ing historic documents to creating searchable vector...
By How I AI
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•38 min
Truth Is Now a Luxury
In this episode Mark Schaefer announces a major shift for The Marketing Companion while co‑host Sandy Carter discusses how deep‑fake technology is flooding even top brands and leaders, eroding trust. They explore how the accelerating pace of AI is reshaping...
By The Marketing Companion
Podcast•Nov 17, 2025•9 min
Leaks Reveal OpenAI Is Loosing Money Paying Microsoft
The episode dissects leaked documents exposing the sizable payments OpenAI makes to Microsoft, highlighting that these outflows contribute to the company’s ongoing lack of profitability. It examines how the financial terms reveal challenges in OpenAI’s current business model and raises...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Nov 15, 2025•12 min
Google Adds Auto-Call Shopping Feature to Its AI Suite
In this episode, the host explains Google’s new Auto‑Call Shopping feature, an AI‑driven agent that eliminates the need for human phone calls by handling store communications automatically. The discussion highlights how the technology streamlines the purchasing process, improves efficiency, and...
By Eye on A.I.
Podcast•Nov 15, 2025•6 min
Cursor Adds $2.3B to Its War Chest for AI Development
The episode discusses Cursor’s recent $2.3 billion funding round, which equips the company to accelerate development of its AI‑powered integrated development environment. Hosts highlight how the capital will enable faster rollout of new features and position Cursor as a potential industry‑standard...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 15, 2025•12 min
Google’s New AI Agent Can Call Local Shops for Live Info
The episode explores Google’s new AI agent that can call local shops to retrieve live information, highlighting its speed, accuracy, and human‑like interaction. It explains how the tool provides real‑time confirmations, transforming the shopping experience by enabling instant verification of...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Nov 15, 2025•6 min
Cursor Attracts $2.3B as AI Dev Tools Explode
The episode discusses the rapid growth of AI development tools, focusing on Cursor’s recent $2.3 billion funding round and its role in boosting developer productivity. It highlights how Cursor’s AI‑powered code assistant differentiates itself by offering seamless integration and real‑time assistance,...
By Eye on A.I.
Podcast•Nov 15, 2025•7 min
OpenAI Launches ChatGPT 5.1 and Group Chats
The episode outlines the new features of ChatGPT 5.1, highlighting faster response times, enhanced reasoning capabilities, and a smoother user interface. It then explains the Group Chats functionality, showing how multiple participants can collaborate in real time and streamline workflow automation....
By AI Chat
Podcast•Nov 14, 2025•0 min
Anthropic, Glean & OpenRouter: How AI Moats Are Built with Deedy Das of Menlo Ventures
In this episode, Menlo Ventures partner Deedy Das recounts his transition from building Glean into a $7 billion AI‑native enterprise search firm to investing early in Anthropic and managing the $100 million Ontology Fund. He explains how Anthropic’s rapid growth and products...
By Latent Space
Podcast•Nov 14, 2025•35 min
E298 | Why LLM Agents Are Now Your VIP Visitors and How to Optimize for Them
In this episode, Kevin White of Scrunch AI explains how AI‑driven answer engines like ChatGPT are turning large language model agents into a primary audience, prompting marketers to optimize their sites for LLM discovery. He outlines Scrunch’s approach to making...
By CHURN.FM
Podcast•Nov 14, 2025•1h 11m
Data Centers in Space + A.I. Policy on the Right + A Gemini History Mystery
The episode explores three distinct tech stories: the technical and economic challenges of building data centers in orbit, the emerging right‑wing push to shape AI regulation and policy, and a puzzling historical mystery surrounding the Gemini space program. Experts discuss...
By Hard Fork
Podcast•Nov 14, 2025•24 min
Why Regulated Industries Must Rethink Copyright and AI - with Roanie Levy of CCC
In this episode, licensing and legal advisor Roanie Levy of CCC explains how generative AI is reshaping copyright risk management for regulated industries, highlighting challenges such as Shadow AI, input‑output risk, and common fair‑use misunderstandings. She outlines practical strategies—including collective...
By The AI in Business Podcast
Podcast•Nov 13, 2025•32 min
DataRec Library for Reproducible in Recommend Systems
In this episode, host Kyle Polich and postdoc researcher Alberto Carlo Mario Mancino discuss DataRec, a Python library that automates dataset downloading, checksum verification, and standardized filtering for recommender‑system benchmarks such as MovieLens, Last.fm, and Amazon reviews. They highlight how...
By Data Skeptic
Podcast•Nov 13, 2025•0 min
Feed Drop: Into the Machine with Tobias Rose-Stockwell
The episode explores how AI’s rapid advancement—evident in tools like Claude 4.5 writing most code—creates dangerous outcomes and is driven by market‑dominance incentives rather than purely subscription revenue. Tristan Harris argues that AI companies prioritize user engagement and data collection to...
By Tristan Harris
Podcast•Nov 13, 2025•24 min
Marketing Agency 101 with Megan Bowen
In this episode, Refine Labs CEO Megan Bowen and host Evan Kirstel explore how B2B marketing must transform for the AI era, critiquing outdated MQL‑centric models and championing a buyer‑centric, data‑driven approach. Bowen outlines the "Brand, Demand, Expand" three‑pillar go‑to‑market...
By Stacking Growth (The B2B Go-to-Market Podcast)
Podcast•Nov 13, 2025•32 min
How Brands Can Prepare for the Post-Human Web
In this episode, Michael Walrath, CEO of Yext, explains how brands must adapt to a "post‑human" web where AI‑driven answer engines dominate search. He outlines strategies such as using structured data, intent‑based optimization, and granular content to ensure AI discoverability,...
By Everyday AI
Podcast•Nov 13, 2025•48 min
How AI Will Accelerate Breakthroughs in Biotechnology with Benchling CEO Sajith Wickramasekara
In this episode, Sarah Guo talks with Benchling co‑founder and CEO Sajith Wickramasekara about the systemic bottlenecks in drug development and how Benchling’s AI‑driven platform is reshaping biotech R&D. Wickramasekara explains how AI agents and simulation can speed up experiments,...
By No Priors
Podcast•Nov 13, 2025•25 min
How to Win Any B2B Contract Using Jose Mourinho's Playbook
In this episode, Tom Hunt interviews Aditya Shivkumar, co‑founder of Resolve Disputes Online, about his shift from litigation lawyer to legal‑tech entrepreneur and how his courtroom analytical skills powered RDO’s successful pivot to online dispute resolution. He explains how the...
By Confessions of a B2B Entrepreneur
Podcast•Nov 13, 2025•9 min
Wonderful Raised $100M for Customer Support AI Agents
The episode dissects Wonderful’s recent $100 million funding round, outlining how the capital will accelerate the deployment of autonomous AI agents for customer support. It highlights the technology’s potential to streamline service operations, reduce costs, and improve response times, while also...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Nov 12, 2025•45 min
Hot AI Start-Up Runloop AI's Founder Jonathan Wall
In this episode, Runloop AI founder Jonathan Wall shares his founder journey and the challenges of building AI infrastructure, emphasizing the need for a new compute primitive designed for AI agents and the role of reinforcement learning in boosting performance. He...
By The Pulse of AI