Sun CEO Mikey Shulman envisions a future where music creators and consumers merge using AI. They discuss Suno's AI music generation tool, evaluating music quality, challenges in generative music AI, business models in music creation platforms, and the creative fusion of different music genres. Also, they create a song live on the podcast.

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.

Scott Wu, co-founder of Cognition AI lab, discusses the creation of Devin, an AI software engineer designed to enhance human engineers. They explore Devin's UI transparency, strengths, and weaknesses, as well as the evolution of coding agents. Scott shares tips for human engineers and insights into hiring at Cognition.

The Sora team from Open AI discusses their generative video model, aiming beyond the GPT-1 era of AI. They highlight the safety measures taken to prevent deep fakes and misinformation. The team talks about the potential of video models for AGI and how entertainment may not be the main use case in the future.

Suhail Doshi, Founder of Playground AI, discusses multimodal models in AI art, user-friendly interfaces, and the future of image generation. Topics include training diffusion models, evolving AI architecture, and the capabilities of multimodal models in creative tools.

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.

Brett Adcock, Founder and CEO of Figure AI, discusses the potential of building a fleet of humanoid robots for various tasks. They talk about the implementation of AI robots in industrial settings as a stepping stone into homes, the team and partnerships accelerating their growth, and the plan to achieve social acceptance for AI robots.

Harrison Chase, CEO of LangChain, discusses open-source AI app development, challenges in switching between model APIs, importance of creating prompts compatible with many API models, and the undeveloped nature of memory in the space.

In this podcast, Tuhin Srivastava discusses how speed will be the key in the AI computing battle. They talk about efficient code solutions, surprising use cases for Baseten, and the defensibility of jobs in the AI industry. They also touch on the importance of speed, optimizations for different models, and the impact of hardware shortages.

Figma's CEO discusses the future of design, AI integration, and the company's independence. They explore how AI can enhance design, automate tasks, and revolutionize UI. The podcast also touches on leadership evolution and company culture at Figma.