Zero growth is not the safe option; it breaks societies
Peter Thiel on stagnation and AI risk, why Western democracies are drifting toward their extremes, and why Europe trails on technology while he bets on longevity.
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Open models went from 30% to 70% of gateway tokens
Misha Laskin, CEO of Reflection AI, covers the cost of reaching the frontier, how enterprises move from renting closed tokens to owning open models, and why openness improves safety.
Enterprises will drop god-models for narrow, owned, controllable ones
Amjad Masad of Replit and Alex Atallah of OpenRouter, newly acquired by Stripe, get into model independence, why general agents fail at work, and whether smarter models deceive more.
Scaling's 2020-2025 era is over and generalization is the bottleneck
Ilya Sutskever of SSI on why models ace evals yet lag economically, why people generalize better, and how superintelligence should be deployed.
Altman admits he still works the old way despite Codex
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman talks with a history-obsessed podcast host about adoption inertia, why he killed Sora and Atlas, and how iterative deployment, not isolation, makes AI safe.
Musk expects AI to outthink all humanity within 5 years
Elon Musk talks to The Economist about AI abundance, a lab-to-lab model testing scheme, and a heated dispute over Europe, DOGE and his political influence.
Microsoft's AI chief: telling Claude it may be conscious is dangerous
Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI chief, talks with Rory Stewart about Anthropic's AI-welfare constitution, the Hugging Face agent incident, and how to pace frontier labs and keep countries sovereign.