Episodes featuring All-In Podcast
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Jared Isaacman, NASA's new administrator, joins the All-In hosts to discuss his plan to return astronauts to the moon and beat China to Mars.
Nick Shirley, a 24-year-old independent investigator, joins the All-In hosts to discuss exposing government waste, welfare fraud, and California's failing high-speed rail project.
Dina Powell McCormick, Meta's President and Vice Chairwoman, joins the All-In hosts to discuss data center investments, AI job creation, and Meta's product strategy.
Brad Gerstner joins the All-In crew to argue there is no AI bubble, walking through the revenue, power, and interest rate signals that will determine where markets head.
JD Vance joins the All-In Podcast to defend the Trump administration's record on border control, manufacturing, fraud recovery, and foreign policy ahead of the midterms.
Satya Nadella joins the All-In hosts to discuss Microsoft's AI infrastructure strategy, the real vs. overhyped safety risks, and how open-source competition shapes the market.
Elon Musk and SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell join the All-In hosts to discuss Starship's reusability progress, a new chip fabrication venture, and how to keep elite engineers productive.
Jensen Huang joins the All-In hosts to argue AI doomism is unfounded, and that America's edge comes from deploying AI faster and wider than China, not from inventing it first.
The All-In hosts debate whether AI doomer warnings are genuine or a coordinated regulatory capture campaign, and cover OpenAI's Navier-Stokes math breakthrough.
The All-In hosts discuss GPT-6, whether AI has reached AGI, market euphoria compared to the late 1990s dot-com boom, and the fight between open and closed AI markets.
The All-In crew breaks down Nvidia's record $96B quarter, the case for horizontal SaaS surviving AI, and the US government's worsening debt problem.
Eric Weinstein joins the All-In hosts to argue that American science has stagnated since 1983-84 due to institutional capture, groupthink, and incentives that punish bold thinking.
Michael Kratsios, White House science policy director, joins the All-In hosts to discuss why U.S. research output has dropped despite tripling the NIH budget and how the administration plans to fix it.
The All-In hosts debate Dario Amodei's defense of Anthropic, covering AI doomerism, regulatory capture risks, and how fear-based messaging is triggering political backlash against data centers and AI investment.
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley joins the All-In hosts to discuss how license plate reader cameras solve crimes while raising real concerns about police misuse, data retention, and community privacy.
The All-In crew and investor Gavin Baker break down Anthropic's $2 trillion IPO target, Nvidia's financing push, and the debate over open versus centralized AI.
Rahm Emanuel joins the All-In crew to discuss how the U.S. can counter China, fix immigration, and stay competitive through allied economic blocs and domestic reform.
Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, David Friedberg and Brad Gerstner discuss Google's AI talent exits, SpaceX's first public earnings, Airtable's sale for about 10% of its peak value, and US data being sold to Chinese AI...
Saronic co-founders Dino Mavrukis and Vib Alakar join the All-In hosts to explain how autonomous ships could close the gap with China, which outbuilds the U.S. 230-to-1.
The All-In hosts break down a semiconductor stock crash tied to a $20B hedge fund margin call, then debate AI safety claims, open-source competition, and the Anthropic/OpenAI duopoly.