Episodes
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Canva's CEO on its big pivot to AI enterprise software
Canva is shifting from a design platform with AI tools to an AI platform integrated with design, aiming to centralize work processes.
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Ronan Farrow on Sam Altman's "unconstrained" relationship with the truth
Investigative reporting on AI industry leaders reveals significant concerns about honesty, safety, and regulation.
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Can Puck’s CEO reinvent the news business for the influencer age?
Puck is positioning itself as a high-quality, subscription-driven media company that emphasizes talent and reputation over platform reliance.
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The AI industry's existential race for profits
AI companies are approaching a critical 'monetization cliff' where profitability must be achieved or risk collapse.
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Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins wants data centers in space
Cisco plays a fundamental role in technology infrastructure, enabling the functioning of the internet and power of AI.
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A jury says Meta and Google hurt a kid. What now?
The landmark trials against Meta and Google may set a precedent for holding social media companies accountable for their design choices that lead to user harm.
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Okta's CEO is betting big on AI agent identity
AI agents require a unique identity framework that balances human-like attributes with the automation of tasks.
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Everyone hates Ticketmaster. Why'd Trump go easy on them?
The antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation, initially catalyzed by consumer outrage over Ticketmaster's handling of ticket sales, is a significant case highlighting broader issues in competition law.
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Confronting the CEO of the AI company that impersonated me
Superhuman's CEO addresses the controversy surrounding AI impersonation and consent in content creation.
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Paramount's $110 billion Warner Bros. gamble
The proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. represents a significant risk due to the historical challenges faced by Warner Bros. acquirers.
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Yahoo CEO Jim Lanzone on reviving the web's homepage
Yahoo's decision to partner with Google for search was identified as a pivotal mistake, branded as its 'original sin.'
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Anthropic doesn't trust the Pentagon, and neither should you
Anthropic's current legal battle with the Pentagon raises significant concerns about government surveillance and its implications for tech companies.
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Hasbro's CEO lets AI Peppa Pig help design toys
Hasbro is increasingly focusing on adult consumers, creating toys and games tailored for adults with spending power.
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Prediction markets want to be the news
Prediction markets are rapidly integrating into the news cycle, raising fundamental questions about their legitimacy and reliability.
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Zillow's CEO on growth during a housing crisis
Zillow has evolved from a real estate listing platform to a comprehensive service for buying, selling, and renting properties.
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Inside Xbox's executive shakeup
Phil Spencer's resignation marks a significant moment in Xbox's history, indicating potential changes in strategy.
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Hank Green lets loose on YouTube, billionaires, and algorithms
Complexly's transition to a nonprofit model emphasizes impact and accessibility over profit.
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Money no longer matters to AI's top talent
AI researchers are currently in high demand, with top companies offering exorbitant salaries to attract talent.
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Let's talk about Ring, lost dogs, and the surveillance state
Ring's Search Party ad raised significant privacy concerns, highlighting the potential dangers of AI surveillance.
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The surprising case for AI judges
AI has the potential to enhance legal dispute resolution by making arbitration faster, cheaper, and more efficient.
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