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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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Tobi Lütke: Why Shopify Welcomes the AI Agents Amazon Blocks
Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke explains why Shopify embraced Meta’s Muse shopping agent while Amazon blocked it, and how AI agents will change who gets paid in commerce. In…
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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…
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Nic Carter: Quantum, Satoshi’s Coins and Bitcoin’s Governance Problem
Nic Carter tells Natalie Brunell that quantum computers will threaten Bitcoin within 10 years and that Satoshi’s coins need a lawful rescue before an attacker takes them. The…
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X Algorithm October 2026: The New For You Code and How to Use It
The X For You algorithm in the October 2026 open-source release scores every post by predicting what you will do with it, weights shares sent by copy link…
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Lex Fridman #503: The AI Crisis in Math, Navier-Stokes to Riemann
Three mathematicians join Lex Fridman to make sense of the weeks when AI claimed proofs of Navier-Stokes blowup, a quasi-Riemann hypothesis, the Unique Games Conjecture and a full…
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Cliff Sosin: Why Free Intelligence Won’t Change Everything for Investors
Investor Cliff Sosin argues that superintelligent AI has hard limits, that good-enough intelligence is becoming nearly free, and that the biggest winners may own data, attention and physical…
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Dario and Daniela Amodei: Trust, Sycophancy and Anthropic’s Red Lines
Anthropic co-founders Dario and Daniela Amodei sat down with Walter Isaacson to explain why they left OpenAI, how they keep Claude honest, and why they refused the Pentagon…