Microsoft AI chief says be ready to stop within 2-10 years
Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, talks with CNN's Clare Duffy about agent swarms gone rogue, why regulation must come, and why AI should never be treated as conscious.
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Cars are only 30% of Applied Intuition's business
Qasar Younis and Peter Ludwig of Applied Intuition get into the physical AI market beyond cars, Cruise's collapse inside General Motors, and the launch of Dana, a toolchain for autonomy.
Base Power owns the home battery and sells you electricity
Zach Dell, founder of Base Power, talks with David Senra about why the grid is too small, how distributed batteries beat utility-scale ones, and the operating culture built on constraints.
100,000 Robinhood customers already let AI agents trade for them
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on launching Robinhood Agents, why retail ownership of AI companies could ease the backlash, and why tokenizing every asset is inevitable.
Consumer AI is a power-user game: 4.5% pay, 10% fund most
Olivia Moore and Josh Elman of a16z, with host Elena Burger, cover the seventh top-100 consumer AI report: concentrated spending, personal agents, and the case for ads beyond subscriptions.
Nobody designed how Claude thinks, and it plans ahead anyway
Emanuel Ameisen, an interpretability researcher at Anthropic, talks to host Lenny about how models plan ahead, why smooth progress produces sudden jumps, and whether anthropomorphizing helps safety.
Apex scores jumped from under 1% to 65% once evals existed
Mercor CEO Brendan Foody on why evals are the bottleneck to automating work, how verifiers and reward hacking limit RL, and why physical-world data will take decades.