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TBPN announces its acquisition by OpenAI, then covers NASA's Artemis II moon mission and how a two-person startup hit $1.8 billion in revenue using AI tools.
TBPN hosts and guests including Mark Lore and Jeremy Allaire discuss OpenAI acquiring TBPN, AI-enabled solo founders, record mega-deals, and US compute as a structural economic advantage.
TBPN covers its acquisition by OpenAI, explaining how the deal preserves editorial independence while making the show OpenAI's main channel for talking with builders and technologists.
TBPN covers three big stories: the Artemis II moon launch, Jamie Dimon's $80B small business lending push, and an activist campaign targeting Snap's costs and ad revenue.
Eddy Cue, Apple's SVP of Services, shares 38 years of lessons on building products that win, covering iTunes, the Apple online store, and Formula 1 coverage.
TBPN discusses the landmark jury verdict against Meta and YouTube for addictive design features, plus space exploration, AI hardware, and the Jetsons' predictions.
Tae Kim joins TBPN to make the case that Nvidia is well positioned in AI, covering GPU demand, supply constraints, and why concerns about a compute glut are overblown.
TBPN hosts and guests cover a landmark $6M verdict against Meta and YouTube for addictive design, Nvidia's inference strategy, and the next supply chain bottlenecks in AI infrastructure.
TBPN breaks down a $6 million verdict against Meta and Google over addictive design features like infinite scroll and like buttons, and whether those mechanics or the content itself drive teen addiction.
TBPN covers Novartis buying allergy drug startup Excellergy for $2 billion, Anthropic's new Mythos AI model, and Apple opening Siri to rival assistants.
Nima Jalali, founder of Salt & Stone, talks about building a personal care brand from zero to $165M in revenue over eight years before a partial exit to Advent International.
TBPN covers Arm's plan to manufacture its own chips targeting $15B in revenue, a proposed AI data center moratorium from Sanders and AOC, and a California jury finding Meta and YouTube liable for addictive design.
TBPN covers ARM's move into chip manufacturing, a proposed data center ban, and a jury finding Meta and YouTube liable for addictive design features.
TBPN hosts discuss whether Benchmark Capital can rebuild its reputation after ousting Travis Kalanick, OpenAI shutting down the Sora app, and why AI video has not gone mainstream.
TBPN debates whether Benchmark deserves forgiveness for ousting Travis Kalanick from Uber in 2017, and what that decision cost the company.
TBPN hosts Eric Jorgenson, Mike Knoop, Jenny Jess, and Matt Holizer to discuss Benchmark's reputation, OpenAI's Sora shutdown, SpaceX's IPO, and the new ARC-AGI v3 benchmark.
TBPN recaps a debate on unregulated peptides, covers John Ternus as Apple's likely next CEO, and discusses OpenAI's nonprofit planning to spend $1 billion annually.
TBPN broadcasts live from Washington D.C. covering Apple's CEO succession, OpenAI's new nonprofit foundation, and how AI is reshaping energy infrastructure and global supply chains.
Martin Shkreli and Max Marchione debate whether peptides are safe, effective, and worth legalizing, with Shkreli skeptical and Marchione arguing real-world evidence justifies regulation.
TBPN covers Elon Musk's lunar mass driver concept, OpenAI's $4 billion private equity push and new ad hire, and Zuckerberg building a personal CEO agent.