Within 5 years, your agent will decide what data to share
Jean Denise, founder of Town and former Plaid CTO, covers agent-to-agent network effects, the margin trap of competing with frontier labs, and why speed no longer protects startups.
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Armadin's AI agents found 90 zero days in Fortune 500 production
Armadin's Kevin Mandia, who built Mandiant, talks with David George about AI offense at scale, autonomous defense replacing human SOC loops, and building a security company at AI speed.
ElevenLabs expects its audio research lead to shrink, builds moat elsewhere
Mati Staniszewski, co-founder of ElevenLabs, covers audio-only research focus, forward deployed engineers feeding the product, and why he has turned down three or four acquisition offers.
Ramp cuts customer expenses 7-12% by selling outcomes, not products
Ramp CEO Eric Glyman gets into inverted incentives, the AI inference spending boom and Router, and why a 2,000-person company runs on teams of 8-12 people.
Founders ditched 2 million monthly users because they disliked the product
Keith Peiris, CEO of Lightfield, talks with investors Joe Schmidt and Alex Rampell about pivoting from Tome, building a schemaless activity-log CRM, and pricing AI work.
Europe's Palantir outrage is a competence problem, not a moral one
Palantir CEO Alex Karp tells his friend, the Axel Springer chief, why Europe attacks his company, how Germany could rebuild its tech scene, and why AI wealth fuels populist anger.
Agents went from 10 seconds of work to hours; months next
Scott Wu, co-founder of Cognition, covers extrapolating agent task length, how Devin won Fortune 500 enterprises, and why focused, model-neutral startups can beat giants.