Sarah and Elad dive into AI investing and technology trends, voice and video AI advancements, the Microsoft/Inflection deal, agentic systems, and prosumer applications. They discuss scaling in 2024, voice cloning, whitespace in AI, AI video landscape, and the impact of prosumer applications on AI development.

Sarah, Felix and Mihir discuss the new laws that require greater salary transparency. Is this a good idea? Will pay increase or decrease as a result? Who will benefit most? We also debate the surge in activist investing. Why do activists now resemble private equity investors? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the first time in decades web search might be at risk for disruption. Bing is allied with OpenAI to integrate LLMs. Google has committed to launching new products. New startups are emerging.Sridhar Ramaswamy co-founded the challenger AI-powered, private search platform Neeva in 2019. He is a former 16-year Google veteran who most recently led the internet’s most profitable business as SVP in charge of Google Ads, Commerce and Privacy. Sridhar, Elad and Sarah talk about the challenge of building search, how LLMs have changed the landscape, and how chatbots and "answer services" will affect web publishers.No Priors is now on YouTube! Subscribe to the channel on YouTube and like this episode.Show Links: LinkedIn Neeva Search Neeva Gist Poe by Quora Sign up for new podcasts every week. Email feedback to show@no-priors.comFollow us on Twitter: @NoPriorsPod | @Saranormous | @EladGil | @RamaswmySridharShow Notes: [1:32] - Why Sridhar started a private search engine after leaving Google[11:11] - Information Retrieval Problems, Mapping Search Queries and LLMs[15:25] - Google and Bing’s approach to search with LLMs[19:06] - Scale challenges when building a search engine startup[22:26] - Distribution challenges and why they release Neeva Gist[24:11] - Why Neeva is a privacy centric subscription service [28:25] - The relationship between search and publishers/content creators[30:16] - Sridhar’s predictions on how AI will disrupt current ecosystems

Join AI market expert Sarah, who navigates partnerships and consolidation, and strategist Elad, with a keen interest in humanoid robotics. They dive into the exciting landscape of LLM market changes, revealing how new collaborations and competition are shaping the future. They discuss the trend of smaller, high-performance models and the innovative strides being made in various sectors of AI. Plus, Elad is on the hunt for a humanoid robot—don’t miss his insights on this intriguing intersection of tech!

In this episode, Sarah, Felix and Mihir discuss startups that piqued their interest. Bet there are some names you have not heard of? Who will go public first? Who is doomed to fail? Also: Mihir’s CRY for help. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sarah, Steve, Jonah, and David French discuss the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, examining the challenges of reporting accurate information, irresponsible speculation on social media, extremist tactics, security measures, the ethical dilemmas of extreme actions, concerns over Trump's potential second term, unity in the wake of political violence, and The Dispatch's role in navigating challenging political times.

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Sarah tells Mike how Ed Gein became one of America’s most famous serial killers despite not actually being one. Plus, the cinematic villains Gein inspired and what the slasher movies of the 1980s were really about. Digressions include Freud, summer camp logistics and the T-1000. Mike continues to awkwardly insert his teenage crushes into every conversation. Continue reading →Support us:Subscribe on PatreonDonate on PaypalBuy cute merchWhere to find us: Sarah's other show, Why Are Dads Mike's other show, Maintenance PhaseSupport the show

Sarah and Elad discuss AI music generation, device-resident models, AI hardware constraints, computing constraints, energy consumption, and integrating AI products in familiar apps. They question the smartness of smaller models, context windows, and the challenges faced by AI platforms in terms of hardware and energy. The episode touches on investing in AI, unlimited context, and the strategic implications of AI on national security and energy dependency.

Megan McArdle, a prominent commentator on economics, joins conservative voice Jonah and political analyst Sarah for a lively discussion. They dissect Tim Walz's vice presidential pick, debating whether his 'vibes' match Kamala Harris's. The trio explores the current state of conservatism, the challenges of engaging swing voters, and the rise of spiteful political rhetoric. They also engage in humorous banter over odd topics like dog perfume and reflect on modern feminism through the lens of 'Ballerina Farms.'