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Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman joins the a16z show to walk through one full day of his routine, from morning light and training to supplements and sleep. He also shares his top habits for health and focus for founders.
Tutor Intelligence CEO Josh Gruenstein talks with a16z about deploying general-purpose robots in US factories and warehouses, where even iPhone packaging is still done by hand, and why he thinks robotics must be built...
Kurtis Blow, Rev Run and Roxanne Shanté look back on hip hop's early days at a Paid in Full tribute to Blow, covering the Bronx of the 1970s, disco roots, and Blow's mentorship of a young Run.
a16z partner Alex Rampel talks with Jay Madheswaran, co-founder and CEO of Eve, about how AI can help plaintiff law firms take on far more clients by easing their labor shortage rather than cutting staff.
a16z partners Connor Love and Erin Price-Wright discuss their AD 50 list and argue that rebuilding America's industrial base, from mines to factories to end systems, can create some of the world's most valuable...
Mark Cuban joins a16z to explain how Cost Plus Drugs and direct contracts aim to fix broken healthcare economics, and why he believes AI makes now the best time ever to be an entrepreneur.
Alpha School principal Joe Liemandt talks with a16z and Gagan Biyani about rebuilding K-12 and college around AI tutoring, life skills and student motivation, aiming for schools kids love more than vacation.
OpenAI's Ari Weinstein and James Sun join a16z to explain why computer-using agents are nearing superhuman speed, and how consumers and enterprises can safely hand real work to them.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy talks with a16z about Amazon's roughly $220 billion AI infrastructure build-out, its custom chips, why data center fears are overblown, and how AI will reshape teams, security and products.
Marc Andreessen, Ben Horowitz and Chris Dixon announce that a16z's crypto fund is expanding into a16z Frontier, and argue AI is giving founders such large new powers that the bigger risk is not being ambitious enough.
a16z partner Jay Rugani talks with Karan Singhal, who leads health AI research at OpenAI, about how ChatGPT handles health questions, why trust matters, and how AI could support patients and clinicians without...
Alex Rampell of a16z talks with Jean-Denis Grèze, CEO of Town, about dropping a working AI tax startup to build an AI assistant that runs on email and calendar, and how small apps can compete with AI labs.
Jad Naous, CEO of Greer, talks with a16z about why AI can generate code well but struggles to manage how distributed systems actually behave at scale.
Terry Angelos of VGS joins a16z to explain how AI agents making purchases on your behalf will reshape payments, fraud liability, and consumer trust.
Nathan Lambert talks with a16z about whether open-source AI models can keep pace with labs like OpenAI and Anthropic, and what advantages each side actually holds.
Dhaval Adjodah and Owen He from a16z explain recursive self-improvement in AI, where systems optimize themselves, and share how to measure whether gains are real.
Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger joins a16z to argue that AI tools have made chip design fast and cheap, while manufacturing, power, memory, and cooling are now the real bottlenecks.
AWS CEO Matt Garman talks with a16z about how cloud infrastructure is being rebuilt for AI agents, covering GPU allocation, enterprise security, and the $220 billion capex plan.
Kevin Mandia, founder of Mandiant and CEO of Armadin, talks with a16z about how AI is reshaping cybersecurity attack and defense, and what security leaders need to do about it.
a16z analysts Olivia Moore and Josh Elman break down their Top 100 Consumer AI Apps report, covering who is paying, how much, and where the biggest gaps are.