CEO of Mistral AI, Arthur Mensch, discusses open-source vs closed-source models, partnership strategy, next frontiers for LLMs, AI regulation, and global language diversity. They touch on Mistral's origins, releasing Le Chat, and the hype around AI advancements in material science.

Rahul Vohra, CEO of Superhuman, discusses the future of email with AI and the role of agents. Topics include design decisions, personalizing email voices, competing with incumbents, and the evolving nature of work. Exploring AI features, model selection, and collaborations with OpenAI. Also, delves into the significance of email in work environments compared to platforms like Slack, potential AI-driven agents for task organization, and tech partnerships in robotics and biology.

AI CEO Clara Shih discusses Salesforce's rapid product development, Gucci's AI adoption, future of Slack, and working with Marc Benioff. Topics include reply recommendations, AI costs, unique brand voices, and AI incumbents vs. startups

LangChain CEO Harrison Chase discusses AI evaluation, agent landscape, open vs. closed source models, and future of AI applications. Topics include LangSmith, AI in sports, evaluation practices, and the potential of open-source models. The podcast also explores the current AI landscape, deploying LangChain applications with LangServe, and the evolution of more complex chatbots.

Oscar Health Co-Founder Mario Schlosser discusses the impact of AI in healthcare, top AI use cases at Oscar, adoption challenges, and limitations of GPT-4 in healthcare. He also shares his views on open-source vs. off-the-shelf vs. healthcare-specific LLMs and why we can't have robot doctors today.

Amjad Masad, Co-Founder of Replit, discusses the future of software development, Replit's data advantage, and empowering young coders. Topics include AI capabilities, best data for models, educating users, building in-house models, and the overhype of chatbots. They also touch on Microsoft's potential partnership with Open AI, the shrinking of companies in the future, and the importance of hands-on coding learning.

Des Traynor, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Intercom, discusses how AI is incorporated into Intercom products, structuring AI teams, using RAG vs. fine-tuning techniques, solving the 'actions' problem, lessons learned from transitioning into AI, over-hyped/under-hyped AI, and companies that have implemented AI well/poorly.

Logan Kilpatrick, Head of Developer Relations at OpenAI, shares insights on OpenAI's product builds, underrated OpenAI products, the need for custom models, text-to-speech models, benefits of open-source models, Google Gemini, limitations on agents, future of DALL-E and art generation, and OpenAI's team development.

Aravind Srinivas, CEO and Co-Founder of Perplexity AI, talks about the birth and future of Perplexity, its potential as a Google competitor, and what search will look like in 10 years. They also discuss the challenges of being viewed as a 'wrapper' for OpenAI, the future of Quora and Wikipedia, and the potential regulation of AI. OpenAI's changing direction and the challenges of developing accurate search results are also discussed.

In a special episode, the firing of Sam Altman, former CEO of OpenAI, is discussed with a focus on the implications for AI startups and the winners of recent developments. The guests analyze the resignation of Greg Brockman, discuss the impact on the AI landscape and companies, and delve into the broader implications for the AI industry and government perception.