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Jev for Images: TypeSafe’s Decision Model Learns to See, Fast and Cheap
Jev for Images lets TypeSafe AI’s tiny decision model look at photos, screenshots and scanned pages, answering yes or no, picking a label, scoring, or drawing a box…
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Spawn: How 10 People Ship 77,000 Changes a Month With an AI Agent Fleet
Spawn, a ten-person game engine startup, ships about 77,000 code changes a month by running a permanent fleet of AI agents on $3.1 million of Claude tokens. In…
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Sam Altman: Why a Trillion AIs Beat One Single Superintelligence
Sam Altman told Stripe co-founder John Collison why he would rather see a trillion slightly superhuman AIs join society than one AI with a trillion IQ. Over a…
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Gemini 4 Carbon: Google’s New Frontier Model for Cyber Defense and Coding
Google DeepMind’s Gemini 4 Carbon is a new frontier model built for cyber defense and long-horizon coding, released first to vetted security teams rather than the public. Announced…
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David Deutsch: Why Pessimism Sounds Smart and AI Doom Gets It Wrong
Physicist David Deutsch tells Chris Williamson why pessimism passes for sophistication, why AI doom repeats the nuclear power mistake, and why LLMs will not become AGI. In this…
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Bill Ackman: Why Permanent Capital Is an Investor’s Biggest Edge
Bill Ackman tells Nicolai Tangen why permanent capital is Pershing Square’s biggest edge and how Howard Hughes becomes a Berkshire-style insurer. In this episode of In Good Company,…
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Scott Kirby: Why United Is Betting on Starlink, Routes and Its Own Tech
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby tells John Collison and Ben Thompson that Starlink is the biggest competitive advantage in airline history, and that route discipline, not perks, decides…
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Genie 4: Google DeepMind’s World Model Adds Audio, Dialogue and an API
Google DeepMind’s Genie 4 world model generates video and audio together in real time, lets users talk to characters inside a scene, and is coming to the API…
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Joon Sung Park: How Simile Simulates Human Behavior With 85% Accuracy
Joon Sung Park tells Molly O’Shea that Simile can predict how real people will respond with 85% plus accuracy, and that its customers care less about forecasts than…


