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Tesla's Robotics Future
a16z Podcast Episode →Were Tesla's robots at the event actually autonomous?
No, they were teleoperated - controlled by humans behind the scenes. This was a demonstration of their hardware capabilities, not full autonomy.
So how does this fit their "bitter lesson" strategy?
Perfect question! The "bitter lesson" means learning from massive data rather than hand-coding behaviors. Tesla's putting these robots in real environments to gather training data - even if they start teleoperated, the data becomes the foundation for true AI.
Startup Survival Story
How I Built This Episode →What made Paperless Post different from other digital invitation companies?
They focused on preserving the emotional weight of traditional invitations through premium design partnerships, rather than just digitizing the process.
Tell me their COVID pivot story like it's a space adventure
🚀 When the pandemic asteroid field destroyed their party-planning homeworld, the Hirschfeld crew had to navigate to new sectors. They discovered the Corporate Communications Galaxy and Physical Products Nebula, using their design shields to survive the crisis and emerge stronger than before...
Leadership Philosophy
The Deal Podcast Episode →Create a study guide for Kevin Warren's leadership approach
Key Leadership Principles:
- Authentic relationship building over transactions
- Win-win negotiation philosophy
- Long-term strategic vision
- Cross-industry adaptability
How did he apply this moving from Big Ten to Bears?
Warren's transition showed his adaptability principle in action. He maintained his core relationship-first approach while adapting to NFL's different stakeholder dynamics - from academic partnerships to franchise ownership and fan engagement.
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