Episodes
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Answering your biggest Decoder questions
The Decoder podcast had a productive year, with a record number of episodes and engagement from listeners.
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Tech antitrust is about to get really weird
Antitrust policy is at a critical juncture, with the Trump administration likely to reverse some of Biden’s strict approaches.
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Arm CEO Rene Haas on the AI chip race, Intel, and what Trump means for tech
Arm is considering developing its own AI chips, potentially competing with companies like Nvidia, while being careful not to alienate key customers.
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Platforms need the news, but they're killing it
The evolution of journalism is heavily influenced by technology, with platforms controlling the distribution and visibility of original reporting.
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Why every company wants a podcast now
Podcasts are evolving beyond traditional entertainment and becoming vital marketing and communication tools for businesses.
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Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman says conversational AI is the next web browser
AGI may be achievable within the next 5-10 years, but it is crucial to define its parameters responsibly.
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AI is a money pit — here’s why investors don’t mind
AI investment has surged but profitability remains elusive, with spending on AI products lagging behind funding.
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Rewind: Bluesky CEO Jay Graber on the future of federated social media
Bluesky has seen explosive growth, jumping from 5 million to over 20 million users due to its unique approach to decentralization.
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GoDaddy CEO Aman Bhutani on the enduring power of the website
Websites remain crucial for establishing legitimacy and credibility for small businesses.
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Remix: Google Zero is here — now what?
Small businesses are experiencing unprecedented drops in traffic due to Google’s algorithm changes, impacting their operation and viability.
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Will the world end before I can retire?
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How Trump’s second term could be bad for EVs, but great for Tesla
Elon Musk has significantly influenced the 2024 election by financially backing Donald Trump, which may reshape his access to power.
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Why the Grammys need to change, with CEO Harvey Mason Jr.
Harvey Mason Jr. emphasizes the importance of adapting the Grammy Awards to a changing media landscape, moving the show from CBS to Disney to enhance reach.
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Return-to-office mandates are more than "backdoor layoffs"
The return to the office is driven by complex factors including culture, control, and productivity.
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Why GM ditched CarPlay, with software boss Baris Cetinok
GM's decision to drop Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is rooted in the need for more control over the automotive software experience.
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“It’s the First Amendment, stupid”
Billionaires, including Trump and Musk, are pushing to revoke broadcast licenses for media companies they don’t favor, which highlights significant threats to press freedom.
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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky on what founder mode really means
'Founder mode' is about involvement in details and operational decisions, promoting leadership presence rather than delegation.
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The AI arms race to build digital god
The race to create superintelligent AI is heating up, with key players like OpenAI and Anthropic staking their claims.
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Intuit asked us to delete part of this Decoder episode
Intuit has grown significantly through strategic acquisitions, focusing on integrating diverse software products into a cohesive platform.
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How influencers are changing advertising with Digitas CEO Amy Lanzi
The advertising ecosystem is rapidly shifting from traditional agencies to influencer marketing, requiring agencies to adapt accordingly.
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