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  • (02:57) - Linda Yaccarino Steps Down as CEO of X
  • (06:01) - Grok Spreads Antisemitic Rants on X
  • (16:00) - Tariff Deadline Pushed to August
  • (17:54) - F1's Red Bull Fires Christian Horner
  • (26:54) - Cloudflare Locks Down AI Crawlers
  • (30:07) - Timeline
  • (57:51) - David Marcus, co-founder and CEO of Lightspark, has an extensive background in financial services and technology, including leadership roles at PayPal and Meta. He discusses his journey from founding companies in Europe to leading PayPal and Meta's messaging products, culminating in the creation of Lightspark to build modern payment infrastructure on Bitcoin. Marcus emphasizes the importance of an open, decentralized money network and introduces technologies like the Universal Money Address (UMA) and Spark, a new Bitcoin Layer 2 solution, to facilitate real-time, low-cost global transactions.
  • (01:27:24) - Ben Thompson, founder of Stratechery, is a technology and media analyst known for his in-depth analysis of tech industry strategies and business models. In the conversation, he discusses his career trajectory, the evolution of his independent analysis platform, and the challenges faced by tech companies in adapting to new market dynamics. He also explores topics such as the impact of AI on the tech industry, the importance of maintaining independence in media analysis, and the strategic decisions of major tech companies.
  • (02:07:17) - Scott Belsky is an entrepreneur, author, and investor, best known for founding Behance, an online platform for creative professionals, and serving as Adobe's Chief Strategy Officer and Executive Vice President of Design & Emerging Products. In the conversation, Belsky discusses the concept of AI safety layers, emphasizing how AI can act as a protective mechanism against scams and misinformation by detecting and alerting users to potential threats. He also explores the economic incentives behind AI development, suggesting that aligning these incentives with user safety can mitigate risks associated with AI technologies.
  • (02:30:53) - Nathan Lambert is a machine learning researcher at the Allen Institute for AI, focusing on building and advocating for open language models. In the conversation, he discusses the competitive landscape between American and Chinese AI models, emphasizing the need for the U.S. to invest in open-source AI to maintain technological leadership. He also highlights the importance of transparency and accessibility in AI development to foster innovation and trust.
  • (02:43:29) - Richard Socher, a prominent AI researcher and entrepreneur, is the founder and CEO of You.com, an AI-powered search engine, and managing partner at AIX Ventures. In the conversation, he discusses his journey from completing a Ph.D. at Stanford to founding MetaMind, which was acquired by Salesforce, where he served as Chief Scientist. He also explores the challenges of integrating AI into enterprise search, the current state of AI research, and the future of artificial general intelligence.
  • (02:57:49) - Naeem Talukdar, co-founder and CEO of Moonvalley, leads a team combining AI researchers and filmmakers to develop advanced generative video models. He discusses the integration of AI into filmmaking, emphasizing the creation of tools that enhance, rather than replace, the creative process. Talukdar highlights the importance of ethical AI practices, noting that Moonvalley's models are trained exclusively on licensed data to ensure responsible use in the entertainment industry.
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  • (02:57) - Linda Yaccarino Steps Down as CEO of X
  • (06:01) - Grok Spreads Antisemitic Rants on X
  • (16:00) - Tariff Deadline Pushed to August
  • (17:54) - F1's Red Bull Fires Christian Horner
  • (26:54) - Cloudflare Locks Down AI Crawlers
  • (30:07) - Timeline
  • (57:51) - David Marcus, co-founder and CEO of Lightspark, has an extensive background in financial services and technology, including leadership roles at PayPal and Meta. He discusses his journey from founding companies in Europe to leading PayPal and Meta's messaging products, culminating in the creation of Lightspark to build modern payment infrastructure on Bitcoin. Marcus emphasizes the importance of an open, decentralized money network and introduces technologies like the Universal Money Address (UMA) and Spark, a new Bitcoin Layer 2 solution, to facilitate real-time, low-cost global transactions.
  • (01:27:24) - Ben Thompson, founder of Stratechery, is a technology and media analyst known for his in-depth analysis of tech industry strategies and business models. In the conversation, he discusses his career trajectory, the evolution of his independent analysis platform, and the challenges faced by tech companies in adapting to new market dynamics. He also explores topics such as the impact of AI on the tech industry, the importance of maintaining independence in media analysis, and the strategic decisions of major tech companies.
  • (02:07:17) - Scott Belsky is an entrepreneur, author, and investor, best known for founding Behance, an online platform for creative professionals, and serving as Adobe's Chief Strategy Officer and Executive Vice President of Design & Emerging Products. In the conversation, Belsky discusses the concept of AI safety layers, emphasizing how AI can act as a protective mechanism against scams and misinformation by detecting and alerting users to potential threats. He also explores the economic incentives behind AI development, suggesting that aligning these incentives with user safety can mitigate risks associated with AI technologies.
  • (02:30:53) - Nathan Lambert is a machine learning researcher at the Allen Institute for AI, focusing on building and advocating for open language models. In the conversation, he discusses the competitive landscape between American and Chinese AI models, emphasizing the need for the U.S. to invest in open-source AI to maintain technological leadership. He also highlights the importance of transparency and accessibility in AI development to foster innovation and trust.
  • (02:43:29) - Richard Socher, a prominent AI researcher and entrepreneur, is the founder and CEO of You.com, an AI-powered search engine, and managing partner at AIX Ventures. In the conversation, he discusses his journey from completing a Ph.D. at Stanford to founding MetaMind, which was acquired by Salesforce, where he served as Chief Scientist. He also explores the challenges of integrating AI into enterprise search, the current state of AI research, and the future of artificial general intelligence.
  • (02:57:49) - Naeem Talukdar, co-founder and CEO of Moonvalley, leads a team combining AI researchers and filmmakers to develop advanced generative video models. He discusses the integration of AI into filmmaking, emphasizing the creation of tools that enhance, rather than replace, the creative process. Talukdar highlights the importance of ethical AI practices, noting that Moonvalley's models are trained exclusively on licensed data to ensure responsible use in the entertainment industry.
  continue reading

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