Reggie James
Writer and technologist who recently published Hardware, a book exploring identity and creativity in the age of machines. Previously co-founded Eternal and continues to explore the intersection of internet culture, software, and design.
Top 3 podcasts with Reggie James
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May 22, 2025 • 3h 26min
Jony Ive Joins OpenAI Analysis, Google I/O Reactions | Keith Rabois, Dan Shipper, Reggie James, TJ Parker, Ben Hylak
In this engaging discussion, guests including Keith Rabois, a venture capital heavyweight with a history at PayPal and Square, and Reggie James, a tech writer whose recent book explores creativity in the age of machines, dive into key highlights from Google I/O. They analyze Jony Ive's new role at OpenAI, dissect Google's AI innovations, and critique new technologies like VO3. TJ Parker shares insights on healthcare tech, while Dan Shipper explores the intersection of technology and mental well-being, sparking a lively conversation about the future of AI in business.
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Jan 23, 2025 • 1h 4min
Terminal NYC with Reggie James
Bryce Roberts, a leading venture capitalist from OATV known for his indie investment thesis, joins Reggie James, tech innovator and coiner of 'indie-pilled'. Together, they dive into the current dynamics of venture capital, highlighting the shift from rapid returns to sustainable growth. They discuss the importance of cash flow and customer needs, the evolution of seed funding, and the impact of AI and cryptocurrency. With humor and personal stories, they explore challenges in startup culture and the philosophy of ephemeral entrepreneurship, advocating for mindful, independent business practices.
May 23, 2025 • 1h 20min
A Tale of Two Vaticans (OpenAI & the American Pope) with Reggie James
Reggie James, founder and author of the Product Lost substack, dives into the intriguing intersection of faith and technology. He explores how Silicon Valley's ethos reflects religious aspirations while examining AI's potential role in guiding our search for meaning. James shares his spontaneous writing process and critiques modern individualism's impact on communal values. He also discusses the church's evolving role amid technological advances, emphasizing the importance of human connection in this rapidly changing landscape.
