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The Verge's podcast 'Version History' explores the history of the Harmony universal remote, its rise under Logitech, and eventual decline, featuring insights from former Nest co-founder Matt Rogers.
Mike Rugnetta discusses his indispensable creative tools, including his RME audio interface and Sony headphones, and highlights the underappreciated importance of reliable power after dealing with brownouts in his studio.
LangChain hosts a conversation with Brace Sproul and Jake Broekhuizen discussing open source AI models.
The Vergecast discusses early experiences with Apple's updated Siri AI, which appears to be significantly improved and functional, potentially changing the landscape for AI assistants.
The TechCrunch Equity podcast discusses the return of the IPO market with a new acronym MANGOS (Meta/Microsoft, Anthropic, Nvidia, Google, OpenAI, SpaceX) and various related tech news including Apple's WWDC, Waymo's acquisition, and Google-SpaceX compute deal.
This WIRED podcast episode covers SpaceX's public offering, Apple's Siri AI updates at WWDC, Meta's removal of face-recognition, and an investigation into MSG's surveillance system.
Axiom's Series A announcement was discussed in a Latent Space podcast episode, highlighting their concept of Verified AI for scaling agentic superintelligence.
Shane Parrish shares a conversation with Bill Gurley covering topics like systems thinking, founder traits, AI use and future, self-driving cars, and investing.
The Vergecast discusses the latest AI announcements from Nvidia, Microsoft, and Google, questioning whether AI-powered laptops and agents are what users actually want.
Naval releases a 40-minute unreleased podcast episode featuring Rauchg, Max Hodak, and bscholl, discussing the AI Industrial Revolution across four parts covering software factories, vibe coding, healthcare regulation, and autonomous companies.
OpenAI shares links to their podcast episode about how a reasoning model cracked an 80-year-old problem, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
Wired's Uncanny Valley podcast covers the AI IPO race including Anthropic stock being used in SF real estate deals, Trump's underwhelming AI executive order, Instagram's AI chatbot being exploited to hack high-profile accounts, and a DOGE whistleblower suing Elon Musk for defamation.
Adam Solove describes Ducking, a custom podcast editor he built featuring a magnetic timeline, multiplayer editing, and collaboration tools purpose-built for spoken-word audio workflows. The post explores UI design decisions that improve on traditional DAW interaction models for podcast editing.
Gergely Orosz recounts Kelsey Hightower's inspiring journey from DSL technician to Distinguished Engineer at Google and Microsoft, with key lessons on side hustles, explaining startups without AI, and compensation negotiation.
Jerry Liu, CEO of LlamaIndex, discusses on the Venture with Grace podcast why data infrastructure is crucial for the agentic AI boom, emphasizing that AI agents need access to the right data at the right time.
Ethan He shares his insights from a Latent Space podcast, discussing key ideas about video generation, world models, LLMs, agents, continual learning, and the next frontiers in AI.
A tweet praising a podcast episode where former xAI world model lead Ethan He provides deep insights into training SOTA video generation world models, covering Grok Imagine, Cosmos, and the parallels between video and coding agents.
Harvey Mason Jr., CEO of the Recording Academy, discusses the growing presence of generative AI in music production and how the Grammys are adapting their rules to exclude AI-generated music from awards.
Huberman Lab podcast episode featuring Dr. Abud Bakri discussing the science, uses, and safety of peptides, including BPC-157, with a focus on regeneration and animal data.
Elon Musk shares the case for reading biographies as a way to find ideas and mentors from history, in a Founders Podcast conversation mentioned by David Senra.