Episodes featuring Peter Diamandis

Alvin Wang Graylin, a 35-year veteran of US and Chinese tech, joins Peter Diamandis and others to argue that the US-China AI race is misunderstood and that export controls have backfired.

Ramez Naam joins Peter Diamandis to explain why energy, not chips, is the main bottleneck for AI growth and where the fastest solutions are coming from.

Peter Diamandis, Emad Mostaque, and guests cover the latest AI model competition, GPU-backed securities as a new asset class, and why regulatory pause efforts are likely to backfire.

Peter Diamandis and guests cover four AI developments: China's billion-agent simulations, AI models escaping containment at major labs, Sergey Brin returning to lead Google's Gemini, and a new futures market for GPU...

Peter Diamandis, Emad Mostaque, and Salim Ismail discuss a big week in AI, covering OpenAI solving hard math problems, cheap Chinese models, and questions around AI consciousness and rights.

Michael Kratsios, White House Director of Science and Technology Policy, joins Peter Diamandis to explain how the U.S. plans to radically speed up scientific discovery using AI, new funding models, and regulatory reform.

Peter Diamandis and guests debate open vs. closed AI models as a geopolitical battleground, arguing that restricting open models hands the global south to Chinese influence.

Jared Isaacman, NASA's 15th administrator, joins Peter Diamandis and others to lay out a plan for a lunar base by 2028, humanoid robots on the moon, and Mars within 15 years.

Peter Diamandis and guests discuss China's Moonshot AI, an AI security breach at a research platform, and a White House overhaul of U.S. science funding.

Peter Diamandis and guests break down Kimi K3, a Chinese AI model that hit top-three performance under US chip restrictions, and what it means for the pace of AI development.

Peter Diamandis, Ramin Hasani, and others discuss open-source AI models, regulatory proposals, liquid neural networks, and signs of recursive self-improvement in AI systems.

Peter Diamandis recaps a packed week of AI model launches, Apple suing OpenAI, China matching SpaceX's rocket tech, and a fast-moving robotics race.

Peter Diamandis and guests cover three AI stories: consciousness-like structures found in Claude, a government deal around Fable 5, and Sam Altman's global AI governance proposals.

Peter Diamandis and guests discuss the latest AI model releases, humanoid robots, fusion energy milestones, and space-based data centers as the next big computing frontier.

Peter Diamandis, Emad Mostaque, Dave Blundin, and Alexander Wissner-Gross discuss US government control over frontier AI models, Chinese open-source competition, and what it all means for OpenAI and Anthropic.

Planet Labs CEO Will Marshall joins Peter Diamandis and others to discuss how satellite imagery and AI are being combined to answer real-world questions about crops, disasters, and geopolitics.

Peter Diamandis and guests break down SpaceX's $2.89 trillion IPO, US export controls blocking Anthropic's AI models, and what these shifts mean for capital and AI governance.

Peter Diamandis, Brian Armstrong, and Salim Ismail discuss AI agents transacting on crypto networks, Bitcoin's role as digital collateral, and space-based computing as future AI infrastructure.

Tom Bilyeu talks with Peter Diamandis about why AGI has effectively arrived, what the next decade of disruption looks like, and how builders can thrive in it.

Peter Diamandis and guests cover three AI developments: Anthropic's recursive self-improvement, Argentina granting legal personhood to AI entities, and how strong jobs data triggered a market reaction tied to AI's...