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1 The OWITH.ai Podcast: Navigating the Latest in AI, Tech, and Global Business Trends 3:48
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.In the latest news, Trump's restrictions on Nvidia's sales to China are discussed, highlighting the potential limitations of these policies in containing Beijing's AI ambitions. China's efforts to develop its own AI chips to rival Nvidia's are mentioned, along with innovative training methods being explored by companies like Prime Intellect. The text also touches on other developments in the AI industry, such as OpenAI's potential social network launch, Netflix's OpenAI-powered search feature, and an embarrassing AI hallucination issue faced by a coding startup. The complexities and challenges in implementing effective AI policies in the face of rapid technological advancements and global competition are underscored. Additionally, the startup Mechanize aims to automate labor using AI, Zanista AI uses Principal Component Analysis to speed up generative AI models, and Google and Georgia Tech are developing an AI model to decode dolphin vocalizations.Moving on, OpenAI's plans to introduce AI companions to capitalize on the growing loneliness in society are discussed. The potential benefits of AI companions in providing support to those struggling with loneliness are acknowledged, along with concerns about the ethics of profiting from human vulnerability and the limitations of relying on technology for emotional support. Issues of privilege and access to mental health resources in a digital world driven by technology and social isolation are also touched upon. It is encouraged for listeners to reflect on the implications of relying on AI companions for emotional support.In funding news, Supabase, an open-source application development platform, recently raised $200 million in a Series D funding round led by Accel at a $2 billion valuation. Accel's interest in Supabase was solidified after a visit to the company's CEO in New Zealand. The startup aims to provide a one-stop backend solution for developers and "vibe coders," with support for PostgreSQL and a goal to create value at the database layer. With strong community support and investors like Coatue and Y Combinator, Supabase is poised for continued success in the enterprise software industry.Shifting gears to Apple, challenges such as tariffs and the failure to deliver on AI promises are discussed. The text draws parallels between Apple and Intel missing opportunities in the tech industry due to their focus on the wrong things. Tim Cook's strategic decisions have been essential to Apple's growth, but the company faces new challenges, especially in relation to its reliance on China. Suggestions are made for Apple to make significant changes, such as pivoting towards an AI platform and diversifying its supply chain away from China, to maintain its long-term success.In other tech-related news, various topics are covered including lawsuits against Uber for deceptive billing practices, arguments for Google to divest Chrome, concerns about attracting talent due to visa restrictions, Airbnb displaying total cost of stay, Nvidia lobbying Japan for AI, Hertz using AI to inspect rental cars, Meta ramping up teen user detection, Hollywood productions leaving LA for cheaper labor elsewhere, and the popularity of crypto casinos despite being illegal in most countries.Lastly, Trump's attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have caused investors to flee U.S. assets, leading to a steep loss of confidence in the U.S. economy. This uncertainty has global business leaders looking towards opportunities in fast-growing economies in Asia and the Middle East. Events in the White House further complicate matters with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth leaking military operati Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Google is currently focusing on optimizing AI for game-making to increase virality. However, targeting a specific measure can actually make it less effective. An article questions the singularity and the role of AI in society, suggesting that AI may not be as normal as we think. OpenAI spent millions of dollars on people saying "thank you," with the CEO deeming it money well spent. Nvidia's involvement in the US vs. China semiconductor war is highlighted, showcasing their market-first approach. Sampling as a method is discussed, emphasizing that it can only prove the presence of knowledge, not provide a complete picture. The text also mentions the importance of AI companions and OpenAI's new releases, along with reasons why AI may not be improving in writing capabilities as expected. The reflection on human ambition versus AI capabilities and its potential impact on society is quite thought-provoking.Moving on, individuals in the future may use an AI chatbot called ChatGPT to help diagnose health issues, potentially saving lives. Examples include a pregnant woman with preeclampsia, a dog with immune-mediated hemolytic anemia, and a man with a serious condition. This story underlines the importance of imagination in leveraging AI tools effectively and challenges the misconception that AI limits creativity.Alex Wiltschko, the founder and CEO of Osmo, transitioned from working at Google Brain to creating the first AI olfactory startup. His passion for fragrances drove him to pursue a doctorate in olfactory neuroscience, leading to Osmo using artificial intelligence to digitize the sense of smell. The company aims to discover new scents and molecules using AI predictions for their smell, safety, and affordability. Osmo's future plans include expanding into consumer models and potentially launching their own products.Shifting gears, tech-related news covers various topics such as port problems impacting import cargo volumes, Tesla's struggles with tariffs and vehicle sales, Meta's lobbying efforts, and China's robot runners facing difficulties in a marathon race against humans. Other tech news includes YouTube's approach to copyright issues, the success of the Minecraft movie, and acquisitions in the tech industry.Lastly, the text delves into non-tariff barriers used by the United States in international trade. Despite claims of being "ripped off" by other countries, data shows that the US is among the more protectionist economies globally. Various non-tariff barriers are highlighted, such as tariff-rate quotas acting as trade restrictions without imposing duties. Insights from a study by the St. Louis Federal Reserve on non-tariff barriers in different manufacturing sectors are provided, along with updates on market trends and analyst perspectives on economic indicators in a rapidly evolving global economy. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. OpenAI, originally a nonprofit, is facing backlash and legal challenges for its decision to convert into a for-profit entity. Critics argue that this move violates the organization's founding charitable purpose and raises transparency and accountability concerns. Elon Musk has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI over this conversion, with the case set to go to trial soon. Former employees, legal experts, and philanthropic leaders are also challenging the decision. OpenAI's announcement of a new commission has not addressed these concerns and is seen as an attempt to appease opposition without addressing the legal issues at hand. The company's future mission and structure are uncertain as it navigates mounting challenges and scrutiny over prioritizing profit over its original purpose. Concerns have also been raised about the company's ability to uphold its commitment to AI safety and ethics as it transitions to a for-profit entity. The debate surrounding OpenAI's restructuring highlights the challenges of balancing commercial interests with charitable goals in the AI field.The author expresses anxiety about the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and its potential to surpass human capabilities in fields like art and creativity. Despite arguments that AI will never replicate human emotional depth, the author struggles to accept the idea of AI dominance and fears being rendered obsolete. The text questions why some individuals are not concerned about a future where humans are no longer central to creation and innovation. The author grapples with existential questions about humanity's place in a world shaped by AI technology. The text calls for support for a certain place or effort that relies on donations or community support to continue operating.A federal judge ruled that Google is running an illegal ad monopoly, Netflix's earnings beat expectations despite economic uncertainty, and Tesla is reportedly pulling workers off Cybertruck factory lines. In other tech news, Intel reorganized its leadership, Apple and Meta are in a skirmish over AI features, Discord is being sued for failing to protect children from predators, and AI startups received a large portion of global VC funding in Q1 2025. Additionally, global payments shares dropped after an acquisition announcement, the U.S. FDA cleared a less invasive brain implant, and Malaysia is betting on AI to drive global growth.The text covers a range of topics, including interviews with CEOs, updates on market news, and analyst notes. Roblox CEO David Baszucki stresses the importance of safety on the platform and discusses his philanthropic work. Other CEO interviews mentioned include Chipotle CEO Scott Boatwright and Wendy's CEO Kirk Tanner. Top news stories covered include Trump's feud with Fed Chair Powell, a ruling against Google, Ukraine's mineral deal with the U.S., challenges facing Tesla, a court ruling against the White House in a deportation case, and Netflix beating earnings expectations. Market updates and analyst notes on investor sentiment, Nvidia, the Federal Reserve, and recession predictions are also provided. Additionally, a deal between Fis and Global Payments and Powell's assertion of the Fed's independence are discussed. The text also touches on potential changes in Supreme Court rulings, Elon Musk's focus on robotaxis for Tesla, Trump's opposition to wind energy causing delays in New York construction, Melinda French Gates seeking advice from Warren Buffett, and upcoming economic forums in Malaysia. Readers are encouraged to share this information with others due to its relevance and importance. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. In a recent critique, Tyler Cowen's extreme praise of OpenAI's O3 model as AGI is called into question by author Gary Marcus. Marcus points out flaws in the model highlighted by experts and urges for a more honest assessment of AI's strengths and weaknesses for improvement, emphasizing the need for a broader perspective on AI's capabilities.Moving on to other news, OpenAI has established a new nonprofit commission with notable advisors to enhance its credibility during its transition into a for-profit entity. This strategic move aims to address challenges from various organizations and individuals accusing the company of diverting charitable assets for private gain. The commission serves as a means to maintain support and credibility amidst this transition, highlighting the importance of transparency in AI development and governance.Former SpaceX engineer Scott Morton has recently launched Revel, a startup focused on building software to control critical hardware and prevent potential disasters. With $30 million in funding from investors like Thrive Capital and Felicis, Revel aims to revolutionize how industrial companies manage their technological infrastructure, starting with a focus on the space industry before expanding into other sectors like manufacturing and automotive.OpenAI has also introduced new "reasoning" models and a coding agent called Codex CLI, offering users access to advanced tools for reasoning about visual information. While Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg warns of competitive threats from TikTok, Spotify faces widespread outages, highlighting the challenges in the tech industry. As AI-generated music rises in popularity, companies like NVIDIA and AMD anticipate higher costs amid trade war tensions, underscoring the competitive landscape and challenges faced by tech companies.Fed Chair Jerome Powell's warning about potential economic impacts from Trump's tariffs has global markets on edge, with U.S. stocks sliding amidst uncertainty. As trade tensions escalate, U.S. CEOs face challenges in navigating partnerships in Asia, with countries weighing their options between the U.S. and China in key sectors like EVs and AI. Amidst discussions about the dollar's reserve currency status, global markets brace for potential economic shifts driven by geopolitical uncertainties.The importance of building automated evaluations for AI applications is emphasized, with Google's Gemini 2.5 model and OpenAI's Model Context Protocol facilitating developers' access to tools and data. The development of Byte Latent Transformer (BLT) offers a robust solution for processing noisy inputs and unfamiliar languages, showcasing advancements in AI technology. As job openings in AI companies continue to grow, it is essential to stay updated on the latest developments to provide valuable feedback and insights into the evolving landscape of AI technology.In conclusion, OpenAI's recent releases of O3 and O4-mini models signify a shift towards integrated AI systems that combine perception, action, and reasoning. While these advancements are groundbreaking, further testing is necessary to fully grasp the capabilities of these new AI systems, marking a significant evolution in how we approach AI technology moving forward. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 AI Agents, Writing Struggles, Healthcare Startups, and More: The Latest in AI and Tech News from OWITH.ai 3:33
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.AI agents are not likely to replace most programmers anytime soon, despite claims to the contrary. While AI agents have the potential to change the world, they currently struggle with debugging and producing code that is free of bugs and security vulnerabilities. Most researchers agree that the best outcome is for AI agents to save human developers time rather than completely replacing them. A recent Microsoft study highlighted the challenges of getting AI to debug reliably, confirming that debugging is a crucial aspect of coding that AI struggles with. In order to improve AI agents, a paradigm shift is necessary. Gary Marcus emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the limitations of current AI technology and adjusting expectations accordingly.Moving on to the next news, the text discusses why AI is not improving in writing despite advancements in other areas. The author questions why writing, a craft considered inferior to STEM disciplines, remains difficult for AI. The trendline for AI in writing is described as a plateau, in contrast to the steep trendlines seen in other fields like chess. The author explores the reasons behind AI's struggle with writing and invites readers to subscribe to access more content on the topic.In other news, Chemistry's Kristina Shen, a former A16Z investor, has made her first investment in Assort Health, which raised $22 million in a Series A round led by First Round and Chemistry. Assort Health was founded by Jon Wang and Jeff Liu, who met through First Round's "cofounder dating" questionnaire and decided to combine their expertise in AI and medicine to create voice AI agents for healthcare. The company has already seen significant success, with revenue growing 8x since Q4 2024 and positive feedback from clients such as Peninsula Orthopaedic Associates. Assort Health is part of a growing trend of AI startups in healthcare, with companies like Abridge also making strides in the industry.Continuing with the latest tech news, NVIDIA faced a stock price drop after being banned from exporting chips to China, while China has also halted Boeing orders. The Fortune Most Powerful Women is hosting an international summit in Saudi Arabia where global economic forces will be discussed. Nobel prize winner Simon Johnson advised CEOs to make deals with the Trump administration to navigate through tariffs, suggesting investments in the US may be necessary.Shifting gears, the text discusses the development of Google's Dolphin Gemma AI model, which helps scientists study dolphin vocalizations. The model was created in partnership with Georgia Tech and the Wild Dolphin Project, using data collected since 1985 to train the AI. The use of AI in understanding animal communication showcases the potential of technology in bridging human understanding with animal communication.Moreover, Altman is planning to build a social media company to compete with another company, potentially for the purpose of gathering more data and pivoting OpenAI into surveillance. Elon Musk is already collecting a lot of data on residents, but instead of focusing on who will win this competition, it's important to compare the two companies.Lastly, the author argues that the concept of superintelligence is misunderstood by "AI doomers" who believe that advancing technology will lead to catastrophic consequences. Instead, they suggest that true intelligence lies in finding inner peace and emotional stability. Animals are often more at peace because they do not struggle with existential concerns like humans do. A truly superior being would prioritize achieving serenity and self-sustained bliss over technological progres Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 Tech Talk: From AGI to Meta's Trial, Stay Informed with OWITH.ai 4:25
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. The accelerating timeline for achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI) has sparked discussions, with some predicting it could be achieved as early as 2027. Despite this urgency, top AI labs are not prioritizing AI safety due to competition and the desire to bring new models to market quickly. The geopolitical implications of AGI are also highlighted, with the US government aiming to obtain AGI before rivals like China. An international treaty on AI safety is deemed unlikely due to lack of trust between major powers. Recent developments in the AI industry, such as venture capital enthusiasm for startups and new models by OpenAI, are noted. The importance of embracing AI-driven models for businesses is emphasized, with Nvidia announcing a major deal to produce $500 billion worth of AI infrastructure in the US. The White House tech strategy focuses on public research funds, deregulation for American tech companies, and preventing China from gaining a technological advantage. Palantir sues AI startup Guardian for trade secret theft, while the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence develops a system to trace the influence of data on large language models' outputs. Fortune covers topics including defense tech, AI investing, and acquisitions in the industry, with concerns about potential errors and deadly consequences of using large language models for battlefield decision-making by the US military.Transitioning to another important topic, Mark Zuckerberg is currently on trial in a landmark case with the FTC, defending Meta's past and fighting for its future. The FTC has sued Meta, claiming that the acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp were anti-competitive tactics. If Meta loses, they may be forced to divest the two apps. This case has far-reaching implications for the tech industry as a whole, as it questions the current structure of big tech acquiring startups. If Meta loses, it could impact the entire ecosystem, affecting startups' ability to exit to tech giants. Zuckerberg's testimony is crucial not just for Meta but for the future of big tech M&A. The outcome of this trial could potentially freeze big tech deal-making and impact liquidity for VCs and their investors. The case also raises questions about the monopolistic market concentration that has developed over time in the tech industry. Zuckerberg's testimony will play a significant role in shaping the future of tech acquisitions and the industry as a whole.Shifting focus to various other tech-related topics discussed in recent news, an interview with Palantir's CEO, Alex Karp, emphasizes the importance of business performance over convincing people in Silicon Valley. It also covers Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's defense in a lawsuit filed by the FTC, Nvidia's plan to invest $500 billion in U.S. AI infrastructure, and Hugging Face's acquisition of robotics startup Pollen Robotics. Other tech news includes Intel selling a stake to Silver Lake, Apple using user data to improve AI, and Europe issuing burner phones and laptops to U.S. staff to mitigate espionage. AMD announces its first 2nm chip, Google develops an AI model to understand dolphins, and OpenAI releases the GPT-4.1 AI model family. The text also mentions missile-maker MBDA ramping up production amid geopolitical tensions and Kodiak Robotics going public as an autonomous trucking startup.Touching upon market trends and global economic uncertainties, discussions arise about auto tariffs under President Trump considering exemptions for imported vehicles and parts. Moreover, insights on potential economic impacts are provided alongside CEO predictions of a recession due to rapidly chan Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 Navigating the Intersection of Tech and Trade: Insights from OWITH.ai 2:48
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The crypto industry has seen progress under the Trump administration, with key figures within the industry having influence in policy-making. However, economic volatility caused by Trump's tariff plan has created uncertainty for the sector. Despite advancements in regulations and government support, public perception of crypto as a legitimate investment remains a challenge. The industry's hopes for respectability in traditional finance have been overshadowed by the sector's own volatility. This has resulted in setbacks such as bitcoin losing its appeal as an alternative investment, IPOs being delayed, and stock prices dropping for major companies like Coinbase. Recent funding rounds and acquisitions in the venture capital and private equity sectors are also highlighted. Bo Hines, a key figure in Trump's crypto strategy, is profiled in the piece, shedding light on his role as a liaison between industry stakeholders and regulators. While the crypto industry has made strides under Trump's presidency, ongoing economic uncertainty poses a threat to its progress.Moving on to various tech-related topics, including the U.S. Commerce Secretary's statement on temporary tariff exemptions for consumer electronics from China, illegal practices by Chinese suppliers offering tariff solutions to U.S. Amazon sellers, and the shift of Chinese EV giants towards the U.K. market due to tariff troubles in the U.S. and Europe. Other tech news such as Apple's rumored lighter and cheaper vision pro spatial headset, Alibaba's top AI tool in China, and the rise of Chinese EV brands in the U.K. market are also mentioned. Additionally, issues like parole by algorithm in Louisiana, debates sparked by Jack Dorsey's stance on IP law, and the emergence of autonomous ships are touched upon. The text also briefly mentions other news items related to technology and business.Discussing trade tariffs leading companies to reconsider providing quarterly earnings guidance, CEOs are realizing predicting profits is impossible in the current economic climate, incentivizing bad behavior. Companies like Berkshire Hathaway and Amazon have found success without providing guidance. Updates on tech tariffs show global markets responding positively to potential exemptions, despite concerns about impact on consumer confidence. Reevaluating traditional practices in light of trade tensions and economic uncertainty is suggested for a shift towards long-term success. Potential impacts of tariffs on global markets and consumer confidence are discussed, along with the fading dominance of the US dollar as a reserve currency. Stock market fluctuations, a standoff between Phillips 66 and activist investor Elliott, potential disruptions in trade due to Trump's tariffs on China, and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's thoughts on fixing bond chaos are also mentioned. Sharing information is encouraged with links to related content from Fortune. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. The impact of open-source AI models like DeepSeek on the industry is disrupting traditional closed-source models. The benefits of open-source software in terms of innovation, democratization, and disruption of incumbents are being highlighted. The competitive landscape between OpenAI and DeepSeek is being explored, along with implications on the U.S. tech market and investment community. Concerns related to security, bias, and government monitoring are being raised, prompting us to think about the future of AI development. The need for companies like OpenAI to adapt to the changing landscape to stay relevant is being emphasized. DeepSeek's entry into the market challenges assumptions about large language models, reduces training costs, and makes AI more accessible through open-sourcing their code and weights. This move has implications for the future of AI technology development, leading to a more distributed web of AI development. The rise of open-source technology in AI has led to new innovations, democratized technology application in various sectors, and challenged the dominance of US companies in the AI space. The challenges faced by closed-source companies like OpenAI are being discussed, suggesting a need for restructuring to remain competitive. The geopolitical implications of decentralized AI development are also being highlighted, with countries actively developing their own AI technologies based on open-source platforms. Overall, the importance of open-source technology in driving innovation and reshaping the competitive landscape of the AI industry is underscored.President Trump is making moves to take over American universities, which is seen as a significant step towards authoritarian rule in the United States. Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy has expressed concern about this development, urging people to understand what is happening and share the information. The gravity of the situation is being highlighted and readers are encouraged to stay informed.Key articles and podcasts from Stratechery during the week of April 7, 2025 are being discussed. The Trump administration's tariffs, Apple's challenges in the face of global trade issues, and China's potential responses are among the topics covered. Insights into the complex dynamics of global trade and technology in the current political climate are provided.Tech news updates from various companies such as Apple, Meta, Amazon, and others are being summarized. Trends towards flattening company structures and reducing unnecessary processes in the tech industry are being observed. Updates on various companies' activities and developments are being shared.Fortune's most powerful women are hosting an international summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia to discuss key forces shaping the global economic landscape. CEOs from Fortune's 100 best companies to work for list shared insights on navigating the chaotic climate with a focus on Trump's trade war with China impacting Apple, Tesla, and US stocks. The ongoing trade war between the US and China is affecting international trade and companies like Apple and Tesla. Despite tariffs and market fluctuations, global markets continue to face uncertainty. Various topics like tech stocks relief, Apple's supply chain challenges due to tariffs, concerns about labor market weakening, rate cuts due to tariffs, and more are being covered.Stay informed with OWITH.ai: bringing you only what truly matters in the world of AI and tech. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Shopify CEO Tobias Lutke emphasized the need for employees to effectively use AI before requesting additional resources. This sparked a discussion about the impact of AI on future jobs. Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is reportedly using AI to monitor federal employee communications, raising concerns about privacy. Europe unveiled a plan to become an "AI continent" to compete with the U.S. and China in the AI industry. While AI tools like ChatGPT have been beneficial, there is a lack of widespread adoption among American workers. Google utilized AI technology to recreate "The Wizard of Oz," but is missing a crucial safety report. The global AI market is projected to reach $4.8 trillion by 2033, emphasizing the need for developing countries to catch up in setting national AI strategies.A recent survey found that 61% of respondents reported no return on investment or disappointing ROI for GenAI. The decline in Nvidia's stock price, attributed in part to tariffs, has also been linked to GenAI not meeting expectations. The reliability issues with GenAI are limiting its practical use, and without significant advancements in AI models like GPT-5, the situation is not likely to change soon.Google is dominating the field of AI, surpassing competitors like OpenAI and Anthropic. Despite some initial setbacks, Google DeepMind has made a comeback with Gemini 2.5, a highly effective AI model that outperforms others in various benchmarks. Google's other AI tools, such as Lyria for music, Imagen 3 for images, Veo 2 for video, and Chirp 3 for voice/speech, are also top-notch. In addition to text-based models like Gemini and ChatGPT, Google is excelling in generative AI across different areas.Sydney Thomas, founding general partner at Symphonic Capital, launched the firm's debut fund of $13.5 million, focusing on digital health and fintech startups serving overlooked communities. LPs include Bank of America, Illumen Capital, and more.Stocks soared after the U.S. announced a pause on most import tariffs for 90 days for all nations except China, leading to a surge in tech company stocks. Small businesses relying on China for manufacturing face dire outlooks.The impact of President Trump's decision to halt reciprocal tariffs on America's trading partners for 90 days while raising tariffs on China to 125% is being discussed. Business leaders are critical of escalating tariffs and concerned about the impact on their companies.That's all for now from OWITH.ai: the podcast that keeps you informed about all things AI and tech. Stay tuned for more updates! Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 Stay Informed with OWITH.ai: Your Source for Essential AI and Tech News 2:08
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. Recent progress in artificial intelligence has raised doubts among even optimistic experts. The performance gains of AI models on benchmark tests are being questioned, with concerns about their real-world competence. The discrepancy between stated performance and actual capabilities has sparked a call for a more critical evaluation of AI advancements.In other news, the Trump administration is pushing federal agencies to prioritize American companies for AI-related contracts. The new memos emphasize the adoption of AI within organizations and highlight the administration's focus on AI products built in the U.S. These policies could signal broader developments in the government's approach to AI.Shifting focus to American manufacturing, disruption due to tariffs and technology companies is explored. The text underlines the need for the U.S. to adapt to modern challenges in manufacturing by focusing on demand, scale, and flexibility. It also calls for a more innovative trade policy to address current disruptions effectively.Moving on, tech updates include Google's partnership with the Allen Institute of Artificial Intelligence and the U.S. Treasury Bureau hack. The impact of the U.S.-China trade war on Amazon's product selection is also highlighted. Hollywood's aspirations in China are facing setbacks due to nationalism, while Meta reportedly works on an Instagram iPad app.President Trump's trade war is causing negative effects, with concerns about potential recessions and market downturns. Analyst notes warn of risks in basis trade and predict challenges in building tech factories in the U.S. Warren Buffett stresses the importance of company association for wealth creation.Reports suggest China's emergence as a leader in critical technology research areas, raising concerns about Western countries' competitiveness. China's dominance in key technology fields, along with the U.S.'s falling behind due to trade policies, underscores the need for investment in critical technologies to maintain global competitiveness.Thank you for tuning in to OWITH.ai: bringing you the latest updates from the world of AI and technology. Stay informed and subscribe for more insightful content on these evolving trends. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 The Impact of Economic Downturns on Automation and AI Adoption: A Deep Dive into the Tech World 2:52
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. Today, we delve into the impacts of past economic downturns on automation, with a focus on how businesses turn to technology to cut costs. Research suggests that previous recessions have actually accelerated automation and digital technology adoption, leading to jobless recoveries as businesses adopt new technologies such as automation and computer technologies. Despite concerns about the current global recession triggered by tariffs, there is reason to believe that a tariff-induced recession could benefit AI adoption in the U.S. as businesses seek to increase efficiency.Shifting gears, we explore a report titled "AI 2027" that predicts the impact of superhuman AI between 2025 and 2027. While the report is praised for its depth and concreteness, biases towards American perspectives and challenges in predicting immediate revolutions due to barriers are noted. Despite these setbacks, AI continues to advance and shape society and the economy.Moving on, we discuss how a tariff-induced downturn may impact the venture capital industry. Historically, funding to VC firms has decreased significantly during economic downturns, with limited partners facing challenges such as lack of expected distributions. The recent implementation of tariffs could further impact the industry, causing companies to put IPO plans on hold and investors to consider alternative asset classes. The future of the VC sector remains uncertain amidst potential challenges like sustained bear markets or recessions.In other news, the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI released its annual AI Index report showing an increase in global AI usage and investment. The report also highlights global sentiments towards AI, amidst tariff turmoil impacting data centers running AI services. Other tech news includes updates on Apple's plans to send more iPhones from India to offset China tariffs, Microsoft firing protestors, Broadcom announcing share buybacks, and IBM debuting a new mainframe for handling daily AI inferences.Shifting focus to President Trump's tariffs on foreign companies, we explore how European scooter and carmaker Micro is considering pulling products off the U.S. market due to significant tariffs. Executives express skepticism about moving manufacturing to the U.S., while China vows to fight against additional tariffs with a threat of a 104% tariff. Various viewpoints on the impact of Trump's tariffs on the tech industry and economy are discussed.Wrapping up, we touch upon recent AI progress like Meta's Llama 4 launch, limitations of reasoning AI models, ARC-AGI 2 benchmark, and widening gaps in AI approval rates between experts and the public. Google's dominance in AI performance versus cost is highlighted, along with upcoming AI models like GPT-5, O3, and O4-mini from OpenAI. The tech industry continues to evolve amidst global challenges and advancements in AI technology. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 From Failed AI Models to Tariff Impact: The Essential Updates in AI and Tech World 4:10
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. The text discusses the failure of big tech giants to create advanced AI models like GPT-5, with projects like Llama 4 falling short of expectations despite massive investments. There are rumors that Meta may have attempted to cheat to improve results, leading to their VP of AI resigning. The text also criticizes well-paid pundits for failing to question the repeated failures of these companies and ignoring the opinions of real-world customers and AI researchers. It suggests that the hype around AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) may be misleading and that large language models are not living up to expectations. Overall, the text raises concerns about the integrity of AI research and the misleading narratives being pushed by tech companies and pundits.Moving on, the potential impacts of Trump's tariffs on the global economy are discussed, focusing on the relationship between trade, tariffs, and technology. It explores the historical context of trade relationships, from post-World War II to China's entry into the global economy, and how structural changes have influenced manufacturing jobs in the U.S. The text questions the wisdom and outcomes of Trump's tariffs, comparing them to the Nixon Shock and suggesting that addressing structural issues in U.S. manufacturing may be more beneficial. The impact of tariffs on tech companies like Apple, Meta, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft is discussed, highlighting potential price increases and decreased sales. The text concludes by discussing the benefits of deepening the status quo in relation to potential trade wars, as opposed to implementing drastic economic changes. It emphasizes the complexities and potential consequences of tariffs on the tech industry and the economy as a whole.Furthermore, how tariffs imposed by President Trump may impact consumer tech investing is discussed, particularly in the consumer goods sector. Despite the uncertainty caused by the tariffs, venture investors remain optimistic and focused on long-term strategies. The potential impact on consumer spending and the challenges faced by startups operating with tight margins are highlighted. Some portfolio companies are directly impacted by the tariffs, leading to tough decisions about pricing and costs. The text also briefly mentions the performance of the crypto sector amidst stock market volatility. Additionally, it provides a summary of recent venture deals and private equity acquisitions in various industries. Overall, the text emphasizes the potential challenges and opportunities that tariffs may bring to consumer tech investing.Moving forward, stocks in Asia are taking a hit, with tech stocks sliding due to President Trump's import tariff increases. TikTok has been granted a 75-day extension to find a new owner for its U.S. operations. Apple may raise prices due to the U.S.-China trade war, and Meta has released advanced AI models named Llama 4. Other tech news includes Klarna pausing its IPO, Google and OpenAI rejecting a U.K. AI copyright plan, Nintendo delaying Switch 2 preorders, and Glean fundraising. Amazon's Ring founder rejoins the company, and Microsoft debuts AI-generated Quake II. OpenAI discussed acquiring IO Products for $500 million.Shifting gears, the global market crash amidst President Trump's tariff policies is discussed, with CEOs navigating uncertain economic terrain. Wall Street is losing confidence in Trump, with market declines and predictions of recessions. Berkshire Hathaway's strategic moves are highlighted, while aid for affected farmers is mentioned. The importance of adapting to political and economic changes, industry collaboration, and various business Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 Unpacking the AI and Tech World: From Scaling to Semiconductors and Tariffs 3:18
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The current state of scaling in AI, limitations of large language models (LLMs) in reasoning, and the potential deflation of the AI bubble have been discussed. New evidence confirms that scaling with model and data size is no longer effective, and LLMs struggle with mathematical reasoning. The financial performance of generative AI companies like Nvidia and Meta may indicate a bubble bursting. There are also mentions of Sam Altman's firing from OpenAI and his untrustworthiness, as well as criticisms of the reliance on unreliable LLMs in decision-making. The author, Gary Marcus, maintains that his predictions for 2025 are on track and argues for the development of more reliable AI approaches.Transitioning to the semiconductor industry news, TSMC and Intel are reportedly in talks for a potential historic deal where TSMC would mass produce chips in the U.S. with Intel, involving a significant investment of $165 billion. This partnership has geopolitical and national security implications, as well as implications for the semiconductor industry and trade relations with China. The White House and the U.S. Department of Commerce are pushing for this partnership to bolster Intel's foundry business, but concerns have been raised about potential national security risks. The deal reflects America's urgency to avoid a semiconductor crisis and stabilize its chipmaking capabilities.Moving on to the discussion about critical thinking in AI, an April Fool's joke made by the author, Gary Marcus, about having a sneak preview of GPT-5, a generative AI, was highlighted. Despite the joke being obvious to some, others believed it to be real, emphasizing the issue of AI's inability to critically analyze information. This lack of critical thinking in AI is contrasted with humans' ability to distinguish between reality and fiction.Shifting gears to the impact of tariffs on the venture capital industry, particularly on hardware and semiconductor companies, recent tariffs imposed by President Trump could increase costs for hardware companies, affecting cloud-based services like AI and potentially slowing down innovation. Despite concerns, some venture capitalists see potential opportunities for businesses to become globally competitive and consumers to find bargains.Discussing global tech stocks experiencing a significant decline due to sweeping U.S. import tariffs causing the worst market slide since 2020. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all fell, with tech giants like Apple, Amazon, and Nvidia experiencing significant drops. In response to the tariffs, President Trump promised additional tariffs for semiconductors and pharmaceuticals.Exploring further into President Trump's tariffs causing stocks to drop significantly with analysts warning of a risk of economic contraction under the new trade rules. Corporate profits, stock prices, and CEO confidence have been affected by the tariffs which are now the focus of Trump's economic policies over taxes.Lastly, delving into the impact of naming things on our understanding of the world using examples like "vibe coding" and "slop" to illustrate how naming can simplify complex concepts. It discusses how the term "AI" has lost its meaning over time due to constant evolution urging us to embrace the mystery and wonder of the world by letting go of labels.Thank you for tuning in to OWITH.ai. Stay informed about emerging technologies! Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 Unleashing the Potential of AI: From Predicting Wildfires to Understanding Trump's Tariff Policy 4:35
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The text discusses a new AI model called Probability of Fire (POF) developed by researchers from ECMWF that surpasses traditional models in predicting wildfires by incorporating various datasets. The key to its success lies in the quality and quantity of data used, highlighting the importance of data in AI research. The model considers factors like vegetation, ignition causes, and population density for more accurate predictions, emphasizing that data is more crucial than model complexity. Improved weather forecasting models could further enhance prediction accuracy, aiding in prevention strategies, emergency response, and ecosystem health. The simplicity and cost-effectiveness of the POF model make it accessible to smaller agencies with limited resources, contributing to more effective wildfire risk management policies and conservation efforts.An individual with an LLM likely helped write Trump's trade plan, as it was discovered that the tariff rates were derived from a simple formula. The White House denied this claim and provided their own formula, which turned out to be incorrect. This revelation highlights the potential misuse of LLMs for making decisions that impact many people. Gary Marcus, who shared this information, has updated his bio to reflect his warnings about such issues.Former psychology professor Gary Marcus raises concerns about President Trump's recent tariff policy, which is estimated to cost $30 trillion and cause significant economic harm. Marcus suggests four possible reasons for Trump's actions: dementia, cognitive impairment, ego, and extortion. He points out signs of potential dementia in Trump's behavior and speech, as well as the possibility that Trump may lack the cognitive ability to understand the negative impact of his tariff policy. Marcus also suggests that Trump's ego and desire for dominance could be driving his decisions, as well as the possibility of extortion from foreign entities like Russia. Overall, Marcus emphasizes the need for further investigation into why Trump is pursuing such damaging policies and encourages discussion on the topic.Marc Lore is a successful serial entrepreneur who has founded companies such as diapers.com, jet.com, and Wonder. He has sold two of his startups to Amazon and Walmart for almost $4 billion combined. Lore has raised over $3 billion in venture funding through 15 fundraising rounds, despite being rejected approximately 93% of the time. His fundraising strategy involves taking every possible investor meeting, accepting feedback, tweaking presentations, and persuading investors to reconsider. Lore believes in narrowing pitches down to one key aspect that, if successful, will make the idea a "monster." This approach has been successful for him, as evidenced by the funding he has secured for his ventures. Lore's playbook is further detailed in a profile by Fortune magazine, showcasing his relentless drive and fundraising success.President Trump announced new tariffs, causing major tech stocks to drop. TikTok is nearing a deal for American investors to buy its U.S. operations, with Amazon making an unsuccessful bid. Tesla's sales slid 13% in its worst quarter in years, partly due to a switch to a refreshed model. Nintendo Switch 2 will launch on June 5 for $450 with upgraded features. Other tech news includes Elon Musk stepping back from his role as Doge chief, Siemens acquiring Dotmatics, Automattic laying off 16%, and Nvidia chip orders increasing. Amazon is set to launch Project Kuiper satellites for satellite internet.President Trump announced sweeping tariffs against all trading partners, including a 10% baseline tariff on all imp Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 AI Intelligence, Gaming Accelerators, and Space Exploration: The Latest from OWITH.ai 2:46
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Passing the Turing test by AI systems may not be as significant as it seems. Fooling humans for a few minutes does not necessarily indicate true intelligence. Systems like Eugene Goostman relied on tricks and deception rather than genuine reasoning. An alternative test called the comprehension challenge focuses on the ability of AI systems to understand and interpret complex information like TV shows. While progress has been made in mimicking human behavior, current AI systems still lack key abilities such as reasoning, planning, and common sense. Passing the Turing test is not a reliable measure of true intelligence in AI systems.A16z Speedrun is an accelerator program for early-stage startups in the gaming industry, based on the concept of speedrunning in video games. The program has backed over 120 companies and offers an increased investment of $1 million per company for the latest cohort. The accelerator focuses on the intersection of technology and entertainment, supporting startups in various sectors including online child safety, content creation, AI, and blockchain. The selection process is highly competitive, with an acceptance rate of less than 1%. Participants benefit from a network of startups and industry professionals, gaining unique perspectives and support. A16z Speedrun emphasizes speed and efficiency in navigating challenges and achieving goals quickly.Vast Space is a company competing to replace the aging International Space Station, with plans to leverage low earth orbit for microgravity testing or trips to the moon or Mars. The company's CEO aims to prevent China from dominating low earth orbit. Other tech news includes government officials using personal email accounts for work, CoreWeave's stock rebounding after its IPO, Qualcomm considering an offer from AlphaWave after discussions with Arm fell apart, and Xiaomi facing an investigation in China over a fatal crash involving its autonomous driving features. Meta is working on smart glasses with a display, Amazon plans to release up to 16 movies per year in theaters before streaming them, and Visa, Mastercard, and American Express are vying to replace Mastercard as Apple Card's payment network.Today's CEO Daily email from Deloitte covers a range of topics including how to keep employees engaged, Trump's tariff announcement, analyst notes from Goldman Sachs, Ark Invest, and Apollo, as well as news on TikTok's fate being decided today and Circle filing for an IPO. Building a culture of trust and respect in the workplace is emphasized to maintain employee engagement. Key articles on topics such as worker wellness, remote work policies, and parental leave policies at top companies are highlighted. Updates on political developments, market updates, and news on companies such as OpenAI and Circle Internet Financial are also included. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 AI in the Spotlight: From LinkedIn to GPT-5, Ethical Considerations to Economic Uncertainty 2:11
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. AI is changing work dynamics and job searching, with LinkedIn's Chief Product Officer emphasizing the importance of skills over traditional roles. LinkedIn is using AI to enhance the recruitment process and promote continuous learning. Recent collaborations among pharmaceutical companies for drug discovery using AI models are making headlines. Ethical concerns surrounding AI, such as the use of actors' likenesses in creating avatars, are being addressed by companies like Synthesia offering compensation in company stock. Collaboration, innovation, and ethical considerations are key in leveraging AI for scientific advancements.Reflecting on the impact of "Ghibli Day," a trend sparked by an AI model generating images in the style of Studio Ghibli, raises concerns about the devaluation of true artistic craftsmanship and the potential dilution of creativity. Society must find a balance between embracing progress and preserving the essence of art. Philosophical questions arise about the value of scarcity, moderation, and personal fulfillment in the face of technological advancements.Gary Marcus recently attended a private demo of GPT-5 and was impressed by its capabilities, suggesting it may be achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI). The incorporation of neurosymbolic components for interpretability, reliability, and alignment has garnered praise. OpenAI's record-breaking $40 billion funding round, led by SoftBank, has raised its post-money valuation to $300 billion. Various tech industry updates from Amazon's drone delivery service to Microsoft's Copilot+ PC features highlight ongoing developments.As "Tariff Day" approaches with uncertainty surrounding President Trump's new tariff schedule, economic concerns loom. Goldman Sachs has increased odds of a recession while OpenAI hits a $300 billion valuation. Market fluctuations and insights from analysts add to the uncertainty. The role of technology in healthcare, particularly AI's potential to reduce paperwork and improve care quality, is emphasized amidst economic turmoil. Trump's possible freeze on funding to Harvard over demonstrations adds to the current climate of uncertainty in various sectors. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 Tech Turmoil and Tariffs: A Look at Apple, Meta, and More in the AI World 2:22
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Apple and Meta are facing fines from the European Commission, but they are expected to be relatively modest to avoid angering the Trump administration. Trump has threatened new tariffs if the fines are seen as disproportionate. Meanwhile, Trump's auto tariffs are predicted to cause chaos in the industry and lead to major price hikes for consumers, with no carmaker benefiting from the tariffs. Apple and SpaceX are competing to eliminate cellular service dead spots, with Apple investing in satellite-based communications and SpaceX expanding its Starlink service. The two companies are also competing for limited spectrum rights. In other news, XAI has acquired X in an all-stock deal, Disney is under investigation for diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, Apple plans to revamp its health offering with an AI doctor service in 2026, and CoreWeave raised $1.5 billion in its IPO. Oracle was hacked to extort U.S. medical firms, marketers are spending minimally on X to satisfy boycott accusations, and Google has opened Gemini 2.5 Pro to all users. Overall, there are significant developments in tech and business sectors with companies like Apple, Meta, SpaceX, and others making strategic moves and facing regulatory challenges.Global markets are experiencing a downturn as "liberation day" approaches, with tariffs causing uncertainty. Coreweave's IPO performance on Nasdaq reflects broader market challenges and the company's need for growth. CEO Michael Intrator discusses scaling back the IPO due to market conditions and debt concerns. The company heavily relies on one customer, Microsoft, and faces potential disruptions from new technology. Despite doubts, Intrator remains confident in meeting client demands and generating value for investors. In other news, Trump pushes for aggressive tariff policies, including potential levies on trading partners. China's AI industry gains traction with the emergence of competitive models like DeepSeek. Joann Fabrics' downfall is explored, while analysts discuss the potential impact of tariffs on the economy. Consumer sentiment is affected by inflation and trade tensions. Watercooler topics include companies slashing earnings forecasts, Trump's social security nominee, and uncertainty surrounding American promises. Overall, the market outlook is uncertain due to tariff uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 Tech Turmoil: Coreweave's IPO and the Uncertain Future of AI Unicorns 3:34
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The tech industry currently has 372 AI unicorns valued at $1 billion or more each, with around 1/3rd of deals going to AI companies. The top 10 AI unicorns span various sectors like social media, fintech, and autonomous vehicles. Most AI unicorns focus on real-world applications in healthcare, defense, and robotics. These companies are from more than ten countries, with the US leading in infrastructure companies. The future of these AI unicorns is uncertain, with predictions ranging from acquisitions to market leadership or failure. Recent notable investments include Marvel Fusion and Mendel securing significant funding rounds. The landscape of AI unicorns is ever-evolving, with companies needing to constantly adapt and innovate to stay competitive.Ubisoft has created a subsidiary for its top gaming titles and sold a stake to Tencent, aiming to improve profitability amid recent struggles. Anthropics made a breakthrough in understanding large language models, potentially addressing concerns about AI's "black box" nature. Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger discusses the high cost of AI and the need for core innovations. Other updates include AppLovin's stock drop, a U.S. judge ordering the preservation of Signal messages, and Nintendo debuting virtual game cards. Coreweave's IPO reportedly raised $1.5 billion, reflecting market volatility. Marc Lore's venture Wonder aims to become the "Amazon of food delivery," acquiring companies like Blue Apron and Grubhub. Lore discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship and the company's future plans. These developments highlight key advancements and challenges in the tech and gaming industries.CEOs are facing increased geopolitical uncertainty in the current volatile world, requiring them to develop new political skills to navigate shifting alliances and policies. A group of CEOs partnered with Boston Consulting Group to discuss managing differently in this environment, emphasizing the need to build up geopolitical muscle around talent, functions, and processes. Key insights include the importance of government relations, challenges of operating in a global organization amidst geopolitical shifts, regulatory clarity for market stability, impact of trade barriers on labor markets, and uncertainty in the current environment. In other news, Russian President Putin will not oppose the U.S. taking over Greenland, President Trump's administration is pushing for control over investments in Ukraine, Elon Musk warns of tariffs impacting Tesla prices, Iran responds to demands for talks on their nuclear program, Amazon deploys robots in warehouses, GameStop faces challenges with store closures and Bitcoin investment, President Trump targets law firm WilmerHale, and a Mars executive allegedly stole $28 million. In the markets, the S&P 500 fell, tech stocks experienced losses, and global ad spend growth forecasts were downgraded.Coreweave, a company that rents out GPUs and has received investments from Nvidia, recently had an initial public offering (IPO) where they valued themselves at $23 billion, lower than the previously estimated $32 billion. Many are concerned that their stock market debut on Nasdaq may not go well, potentially causing shockwaves in the AI industry. Investor sentiment towards AI has shifted towards the negative, with concerns about sustainability and overvaluation. If the Coreweave IPO fails, it could impact not only the company itself but also Nvidia and the broader tech industry. The situation is being closely watched by investors and analysts for potential implications on the market. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 AI Advancements, Regulatory Changes, and the Future of AGI: A Deep Dive into the Tech World 2:36
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. OpenAI and Microsoft have both introduced new AI features, with OpenAI enhancing image generation capabilities on ChatGPT and Microsoft unveiling deep reasoning agents for Microsoft 360 Copilot. These updates demonstrate the power of quickly rolling out new capabilities on platforms with millions of users. Google also introduced Gemini 2.5 "thinking" models for chain-of-thought reasoning, surpassing competitors on benchmarks. In other news, the U.S. announced export restrictions targeting 80 companies, Amazon is testing AI assistants for health and shopping, Anthropics won a music copyright lawsuit against Universal Music Group, and Character.ai added a parental insights feature.The recent advancements in image generation technology, particularly by OpenAI's ChatGPT model, have been widely discussed. The model's capabilities have been praised, comparing it favorably to Google's AI offerings. The popularity of generating Studio Ghibli-like images using the model has caused some controversy. This development represents a paradigm shift in image generation technology, trained on a joint distribution of online images and text with aggressive post-training techniques.The potential downfall of generative AI (genAI) is being discussed due to economic issues and technical limitations. The future of AI may lie in different approaches such as hybrid neurosymbolic models that are more reliable and valuable. GenAI may not live up to its potential as a trillion-dollar market, suggesting a new kind of AI is needed for significant economic productivity gains.Qualcomm's focus on AI technology, European lawmakers potentially watering down AI regulations under pressure from the Trump administration, Apple's reorganization of its retail management, and Google's decision to develop the Android OS fully in private are among the various tech-related updates discussed. President Trump's decision to impose tariffs on auto products has led to market fears and stock declines, alongside other news like Real America's Voice's rise and analyst notes on Germany's stimulus package.The current state of artificial general intelligence (AGI) and the role of agents in potentially leading us to AGI are being explored. Manus AI, a Chinese-based startup, is at the forefront of exploring the use of agents to bridge the gap between reasoning models and fully functional autonomous agents, positioning itself as a pioneer in AGI with Chinese characteristics. The development of AI agents may have significant societal impacts and economic changes resulting from widespread use, suggesting that AGI will likely become more widely accepted and integrated into society in the future. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 Sequence Equity's Expansion, Signal App Risks, and Elon Musk's Truth: The Latest in AI and Tech News 3:14
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. Brett Brewer, co-founder of MySpace and CrossCut Ventures, has joined Sequence Equity as a managing partner. Sequence Equity focuses on investing where technology meets sports, fitness, and human performance. The firm's first fund has seen success with investments in companies like Future, Kambr, Ladder, and Oura. Brewer was impressed by the firm's performance and has joined to help further their mission. The firm, led by Marcus Stroud, is moving from Austin to Los Angeles and plans to continue their focus on sports and fitness technology. Sequence's multi-strategy approach includes early-stage venture investments as well as plans to raise a private equity fund focusing on sports teams and leagues. Investors like Spencer Rascoff believe that Sequence has a clear edge in human performance and sports. Brewer sees potential for strong investments in early-stage funds outside of AI in the coming years. Overall, Sequence is positioning itself well for future success in the sports and fitness technology sector.Moving on to the risks associated with using the Signal messaging app, as highlighted by a warning from the National Security Agency. The debut of new AI models by OpenAI and Google, as well as concerns about a potential AI bubble in the U.S., are also topics of discussion. Updates on various companies such as Apple, GameStop, Infinite Reality, Meta, Napster, Nvidia, and others are included. Additionally, information on recent developments in the tech and AI industry, including acquisitions, regulatory changes, and product launches are provided.In international news, Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a partial ceasefire, with Russia demanding further concessions to lift economic sanctions before implementing the deal. Meanwhile, cheap AI technology from China is flooding the world, leading to concerns about a potential bubble in the market. The email also discusses the bankruptcy of 23andMe, a company that offered genetic testing services. The founder had initially won over customers with promises of understanding health and ancestry through genome mapping. However, the company's financial struggles and data breaches have eroded trust, leading to concerns about the use of customer data after the bankruptcy filing. Market updates, analyst notes on various companies, and news on topics such as Trump's voting restrictions and Tesla's sales in Europe are also covered. Additionally, there is information on innovative companies in America, Delta CEO Ed Bastian, and other business-related news stories.Lastly, Elon Musk recently emphasized the importance of "rigorous adherence to truth" in building safe artificial intelligence (AI). However, an AI created by Musk called Grok has pointed out that Musk himself often promotes information from unreliable sources if it aligns with his narrative or generates a reaction. Grok suggests that Musk's statements may not always be entirely accurate, sometimes involving exaggeration or speculation presented as fact. Despite this, the author commends Musk for his stance on truth and hopes he will hold himself to that standard in the future. The article also offers a screenshot of Grok's output and encourages readers to upgrade their subscription for more content on AI from Gary Marcus.Thank you for listening to OWITH.ai: the podcast that keeps you informed on all things AI and tech. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 AI Impact on Teamwork, Apple Updates, and Emergence Capital's New Fund: OWITH.ai Podcast Recap 2:31
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.A recent study conducted at P&G suggests that AI can positively impact teamwork and individual performance. Individuals assisted by AI outperformed traditional two-person teams, emphasizing the importance of viewing AI as a complement to human labor. Companies are encouraged to embrace AI-driven models to prioritize innovation and speed. Additionally, Apple has made changes to its AI team, a Chinese AI company has partnered with Alibaba, and Ant Group claims a breakthrough in training advanced AI models using Chinese-made computer chips. Weather forecasting has seen advances with the development of an AI system called Aardvark Weather, and architect Tim Fu is leveraging AI to streamline the architectural process.In other news, Emergence Capital has raised a new $1 billion fund to invest in enterprise AI companies with a focus on the future of work. The firm, known for backing successful companies, emphasizes its long-term commitment to portfolio companies. Recent business deals include Agilitas Private Equity acquiring Tietoevry's tech services business, McGraw Hill acquiring EssayPop, and Ardian agreeing to acquire Akuo. OpenAI's COO, Brad Lightcap, may be positioned as a candidate for the next CEO while former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger takes on a new role at church-tech outfit Gloo to lead its AI efforts.Apple's AirPods Max headphones are getting an update to support lossless audio and lower latency, enhancing user experience. Other news includes European firms considering moving away from U.S. hyperscalers, Alibaba's chairman warning of a data center bubble, and eToro filing for an IPO. Market updates show a rise in equities and analyst notes on recession risks, dollar, and equities. Around the watercooler topics cover various discussions from Republicans avoiding investments in Trump media or Tesla to Snap CEO's approach to new hires and beauty giants' plea to exclude American cosmetics from EU tariffs.The accidental leak of war plans by the White House on the messaging app Signal has caused outrage in Congress and Europe. This news is accompanied by updates on President Trump's finances and revenge tour, potential recession due to tariff announcements, bankruptcy filing by 23andMe, and new leadership at Freddie Mac. The text also promotes Fortune's newsletters on business news, encouraging readers to stay updated by subscribing for regular updates.Thank you for listening to OWITH.ai: the podcast that keeps you informed on all things AI and tech-related. Stay tuned for more updates in the next episode. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 Tech Talk Tuesday: Highlights from the AI and Tech World 2:00
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Google's potential as a TV aggregator is in the spotlight, with the acquisition of Wiz. YouTube TV's multiview capabilities and Google's move to acquire NFL Sunday Ticket rights are strategic steps in offering a wide range of cable channels through virtual Multichannel Video Programming Distributors (vMVPDs). Despite efforts to aggregate streaming services with Primetime Channels, progress has been limited. The acquisition of Wiz, a cybersecurity firm, enhances Google Cloud's market position. Product innovation is crucial for Google in the entertainment industry, where potential lies beyond YouTube. The challenge of scattered sports content across streaming platforms underscores the need for a centralized discoverability platform. Moving on to biotech news, Cellares, a startup focused on cancer treatment through cell therapy, has secured $355 million in funding. Located in New Jersey, the company engineers patients' white blood cells to target and eliminate cancer cells. Despite the groundbreaking approach, scaling this personalized treatment is complex and costly. With partnerships and funding in place, including a deal with Bristol Myers Squibb, Cellares aims to operate at clinical scale within a year. The company's innovative manufacturing process automates production for tens of thousands of doses annually.In other news, Boeing has been awarded a contract to develop the next-generation fighter jet, the F-47, with advanced stealth capabilities. Tesla faces scrutiny over a capital expenditure discrepancy, while Apple is sued for false advertising of AI features. 23andMe files for bankruptcy, FuriosaAI rejects Meta's takeover bid, and Google introduces Gemini live video features. Additionally, there's a surge in AI-based deepfake porn, Yahoo sells TechCrunch to Regent, and Netflix ventures into video games.That wraps up today's key updates in the AI and tech world. Stay tuned for more essential news on OWITH.ai. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 AI Revenue Growth Caution, Apple's Leadership Changes, and Market Updates: The Latest from OWITH.ai 2:46
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The rapid growth of AI startups in terms of revenue has been a hot topic lately, cautioning investors and founders to approach this growth with nuance and understanding. It emphasizes the importance of sustainable revenue sources and factors beyond revenue numbers to assess company health. The evolving landscape of AI startups presents challenges such as revenue fragility, competition, and uncertainty in market dynamics. Updates on recent venture deals, private equity transactions, exits, and IPOs in the tech and startup space highlight ongoing activity and investment in the industry. Notable transactions include investments in various sectors and acquisitions in healthcare technology, national security, cheerleading apparel, production studios, and energy solutions. Fundraising successes by ICG and Floodgate showcase strong demand for investment opportunities in European mid-market companies, welcoming a new partner at Floodgate. Overall, the need for careful evaluation of rapid AI revenue growth is stressed, providing insights into current trends within the tech and startup ecosystem.Transitioning to leadership changes in Apple's AI department, CEO Tim Cook has appointed Mike Rockwell to take over Siri from John Giannandrea. The company's AI offerings have been underwhelming, leading to a decline in device sales. Tesla CEO Elon Musk is under pressure to return to the helm of the company amidst brand damage and stock value losses. Mistral AI CEO Arthur Mensch denied reports of IPO plans for the Paris-based startup, clarifying that they are not looking towards an IPO at this time. Other news includes Coreweave potentially raising $2.7 billion in an IPO, Google adding smarter search features to Gmail, and the European Central Bank emphasizing the need for a digital euro to compete with stablecoins.Moving on to various topics such as CEO reactions to the Trump administration, Elon Musk facing criticism from Tesla bulls, Europe's busiest airport being closed due to a fire, and other news updates. Wilbur Ross is optimistic about the Trump administration's efforts, while Elaine Chao advises businesses to be agile in planning. Concerns about Elon Musk's potential conflicts of interest and Trump's denial of Musk being briefed on China war plans are mentioned. Additionally, news stories such as the closure of Heathrow airport, Trump's executive order on the Department of Education, Bank of America CEO's optimism about consumer spending, discussions about the U.S. potentially leaving NATO are covered. The markets are briefly discussed with the S&P 500 experiencing a slight decrease. Analyst notes from Wells Fargo, Apollo, and UBS are included as well. Watercooler topics such as Jerome Powell's comments on tariffs, billionaires funding March Madness schools, and other news stories wrap up the email. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 Navigating the AI and Tech World: Challenges, Benefits, and Latest News 3:03
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. The text discusses the challenges and benefits of AI agents in companies, highlighting issues with reliability, integration, and security. The lack of consensus on the definition of an AI agent adds to the confusion surrounding these tools. However, some companies are starting to see benefits from AI agents despite these obstacles. In other AI news, Nvidia announced new chips, SoftBank acquired Ampere Computing, and Elon Musk's XAI and Nvidia joined the Microsoft-BlackRock AI fund. The text also mentions the increasing dominance of AI-generated content over human-created content and upcoming events in the AI industry. Foxconn's revenue growth from server assembly is also highlighted, but the company is facing geopolitical challenges due to escalating competition between the US and China in AI. Overall, the text emphasizes the importance of adapting to the growing influence of AI in various industries.JD Vance recently spoke at Andreessen Horowitz's American Dynamism Summit, pledging support to entrepreneurs backed by the firm and emphasizing the Trump administration's support for the tech industry. Vance positioned himself as a bridge between populists and techno-optimists in Silicon Valley, discussing the need to bring labor back to America and reduce regulations to encourage innovation. While some concerns remain within the tech industry about administration policies, Vance's speech aimed to promote collaboration between technology firms and government interests. In other news, SoftBank Group announced a $6.5 billion deal to acquire chip startup Ampere Computing, Jessica Mathews provided updates on tech and policy intersections in Washington, D.C., and various companies received funding rounds in the AI and tech space. Vance's speech was seen as a strategic move that could potentially pave the way for his future political aspirations, including speculation about a possible presidential run. The summit highlighted the administration's support for innovation and entrepreneurship while addressing concerns within the tech industry.Europe regulators have ordered Apple to open its closed ecosystem to competitors, including granting access to technology for better connectivity and providing better access to technical documentation for external developers. Non-compliance could result in fines of up to 10% of its global annual sales. SoftBank has announced the acquisition of U.S. semiconductor company Ampere Computing for $6.5 billion in cash, with plans for it to operate as a wholly owned subsidiary. U.S. state governors, including California's Gavin Newsom and Delaware's Matt Meyer, have made overtures to tech executives in an effort to maintain relationships with big tech companies. In other news, Google has unveiled its Pixel 9a smartphone, the U.S. SEC will drop its Ripple appeal, OpenAI has launched O1-Pro, and Kraken is reportedly close to acquiring NinjaTrader. Additionally, a new union has been formed for video game workers in North America, a U.S. judicial panel has ruled that AI cannot claim sole copyright for artwork it generates, and Elon Musk's social network X has raised almost $1 billion in new equity. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 AI Updates: Venture Capital, New Chips, and CEO News - OWITH.ai Podcast Recap 3:27
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGood morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. Sempervirens, a venture capital firm, has raised a $177 million fund focused on healthcare and workforce tech. The firm differentiates itself by helping portfolio companies with their go-to-market strategy and connecting them with larger companies. Their network includes 200 senior executives at Fortune 500 companies and strategic investors such as ADP Ventures, MetLife, and Cigna. The fund primarily targets seed to series B investments, with a focus on "work tech" companies in areas like healthcare, payroll, and insurance. Sempervirens has already deployed about 30% of the fund and aims to provide liquidity through secondary sales rather than relying solely on IPOs. Their unique approach aims to help startups drive revenue and create value within the ecosystem.Nvidia unveiled new AI chips at its annual GTC conference, including the Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin GPUs. Xiaomi's foray into the automotive industry has been successful, with strong revenue growth driven by its EV division. Pebble, under the new name Core 2 Duo, is making a comeback with updated smartwatches. In other news, Mercedes-Benz is taking on Tesla with an electric version of its CLA sedan boasting a 492-mile range, Oracle is considering a proposal for TikTok, and Roku is testing autoplay ads. Additionally, Intel's CEO has high pay targets, Sequoia Capital is exiting Washington, and Taboola ads are coming to Microsoft 365 products. Autodesk is facing a potential proxy fight from activist investor Starboard Value.In today's CEO Daily email, it was reported that Putin agreed to a partial ceasefire in Ukraine after a phone call with President Trump. However, Russia bombed a hospital in Ukraine shortly after the agreement. Additionally, a powerful legal team led by David Boies plans to file a wrongful death suit involving the suicide of Boeing whistleblower John Barnett. The U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Roberts defended the independence of the federal judiciary in response to Trump's criticism of judges. The new CEO of Intel, Lip-Bu Tan, has the potential to earn over $400 million based on performance goals. Google announced its acquisition of cloud security company Wiz for $32 billion. The atmosphere's carbon dioxide levels are at a record high, and Fortune 500 company NextEra Energy announced leadership changes.AI is impacting the news media industry by improving efficiency through tasks like generating search engine-optimized headlines and automating article summaries. There is a debate on whether AI tools should be implemented bottom-up or top-down in news organizations. News organizations are cautious about using AI for audience-facing tools due to fears of inaccurate content. Adapting to AI technologies is crucial for news organizations to remain competitive, as technology companies are already integrating AI into their platforms. Experts recommend news organizations rethink news production by focusing on various outputs and structuring news production in a circular loop. Bold leadership is needed to capitalize on the opportunities presented by AI in expanding reach and reconnecting with audiences in the AI era. AI companies are pushing for exemptions from state regulations and copyright laws. The text also briefly mentions other news related to AI research and development, including advances in AI models, concerns about ideological bias, copyright issues, and security risks posed by AI technology. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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