[ The Podcast ]
About.
The All-In Podcast delivers conversations worth having. Hosted by Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, and David Friedberg, the show features insider takes on business, technology, and society and interviews with the world's most influential thinkers.
[ Latest Episode ]
Episode #198
The episode introduces Mark Cuban as the honorary fifth bestie, exploring his political activism, voting history, and advice to Donald Trump. Cuban offers a comprehensive assessment of Trump's presidency, discussing his response to BLM riots, foreign policy, and energy policies impacting inflation. The conversation evaluates the Biden-Harris administration's performance, including border policies and Kamala Harris' role. Cuban shares views on international conflicts and federal debt, recounts interactions with the SEC on crypto regulation, and discusses his sale of the Mavericks and focus on Cost Plus Drugs. The episode concludes with Cuban's future plans, his relationship with Elon Musk, and closing remarks.
[ 9/27/2024 ]
In this episode, Jason opens with an emotional segment before diving into OpenAI's $150 billion valuation and ChatGPT-4 insights. Chamath discusses his appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, leading to a conversation on AI's impact on knowledge work and OpenAI's shift from nonprofit to for-profit. The episode explores tech innovations like Apple's iOS 18, Meta's AR glasses, and ambient computing. They also discuss a blue-collar boom versus tech job decline and an education market correction. The conversation touches on geopolitical tensions, including the Middle East conflict and Ukraine war, wrapping up with light-hearted banter and closing remarks.
[ 9/20/2024 ]
The episode starts with bestie intros and a recap of the All-In Summit. The discussion shifts to the recent Federal Reserve decision to cut 50 basis points, exploring whether it serves as an economic tailwind, a concerning signal, or both. The conversation moves to AI's impact on call centers and the intricacies of agent training. They critique the US government's allocation of $50 billion toward rural internet and EV charging stations, questioning its efficiency. Reflecting on challenging years in venture capital, they debate whether the VC model is broken. The episode concludes with reactions to the first Trump/Kamala debate, analyzing factors that could influence each candidate's success.
[ 9/19/2024 ]
The episode begins with an introduction to Waymo's driverless taxis and its leadership. The conversation explores the commercial aspects of autonomous driving, focusing on safety considerations. They delve into the technology behind autonomous vehicles, discussing the merits of lidar versus cameras and the importance of learning from diverse environments. The discussion shifts to the impact of autonomous driving on public health and ride-hailing services. The business side is analyzed, including the ecosystem, licensing, and paths to profitability. The episode wraps up with thoughts on open sourcing autonomous vehicle technology and addressing various challenges in the industry.