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Dave Morin, Jessica Lessin, Brit Morin, and Sam Lessin
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4 snips
Dec 15, 2023 • 54min

#27: Make Number Go Up, and The Problem with Nonprofits

The podcast discusses the Harvard debacle, challenges of double-bottom lines, tech regulation, clear vision in launching a project, product pitches like wave chair and dishwasher robot, leadership challenges in universities, governance problems of mobile technology like TikTok, algorithmic manipulation, nonprofit news organization 19th News, extreme morning sickness study, running a marathon, and car troubles with low tire pressure.
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4 snips
Dec 8, 2023 • 54min

#26: Google Gemini, Meet Crypto-Cyber-Crystals

The podcast covers topics such as the release of Google Gemini, the resurgence of cryptocurrencies, crystals, the cyber truck, automated birthday messages, AI responders, Google's strategic choices, crypto cults, integrating NFTs into CRM systems, coping with information overload, thoughts on the Cybertruck, and casual conversations about holiday parties and a marathon.
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7 snips
Dec 2, 2023 • 52min

#25: TikTok, Porn and The Immediate Risks of AI

The podcast discusses the risks of AI, including the call to ban TikTok in the US and the challenges of AI porn. They also explore the future of couples counseling, social media, and entertainment.
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Nov 29, 2023 • 38min

Bonus: Erin & Sara Foster of Favorite Daughter on Everything Founders are Afraid to Say

Erin and Sara Foster, co-founders of Favorite Daughter clothing brand and Oversubscribed Ventures, discuss entrepreneurship, building for today's customers, and the challenges of the retail industry. They share their experiences in TV writing, the Hollywood strike, and angel investing. They emphasize the importance of sticking to their investment thesis and the interconnectedness of their ventures.
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5 snips
Nov 22, 2023 • 1h 7min

#24: Sam Altman - Religious Cult Leader or CEO?

Entrepreneur Sam Altman joins the podcast to discuss the ongoing OpenAI saga. They debate the future of AI as a business technology, challenges of a for-profit funding a non-profit mission, lessons from other platforms, and how this will shape Silicon Valley's future.
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42 snips
Nov 17, 2023 • 1h 3min

#23: Why (and How) SMBs and Creators Will Win With AI, the New Financing Contracts, and More

The podcast covers a range of interesting topics, including the potential impact of AI on small businesses, AI regulation and national projects, and the role of AI in enhancing work efficiency. The hosts also discuss the actions of founder Evan Spiegel, the future of GPTs, and the importance of building a strong brand and community.
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46 snips
Nov 10, 2023 • 55min

#22: Your GPT Will Make More Money Than Your Substack? Please Tell Us More…

The podcast discusses Open-AI's new 'GPT Store' and its potential for developers and entrepreneurs. They also talk about the IPO market and share their thoughts on The Morning (After) Show. Other topics include monetizing GPT apps and bots, the success of Open AI, challenges in funding small businesses, and a breaking news story about Snapp. The hosts also discuss their mailing list and plans for podcast promotion.
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Nov 3, 2023 • 57min

#21: AI Regulation, War and the Future of the American Tech Stack

The podcast discusses the challenges of determining the authenticity of online content and the need for questioning sources. They explore the potential of AI in the canine world and in editing photos and videos. The chapter also addresses the difficulties in regulating AI technology and the need for national tech stacks. They discuss the impact of AI on business models and the future possibilities of real-time language translation and voice recognition in AI development.
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13 snips
Oct 27, 2023 • 45min

#20: The New Founder Mindset: The End of the Product-Focused CEO

Debating media's misinterpretation of founders, praising Snap's success and CEO, discussing retirement and top executives, emphasizing perseverance and focus of founders, analyzing stock market performance of Google and Snap, and expressing bullishness on cryptocurrency's future.
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Oct 20, 2023 • 57min

#19: Answering for Misinformation: The New York Times Needs to be Held To Account

Debating how to solve misinformation in media, balancing busy schedules during conference season, challenges of presenting to investors, the need for a new framework to evaluate news credibility, understanding and empathy in a world of differing truths, breakdown of conversation in society, potential impact of avatars and AR/VR on relationships, and the future of venture capital.

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