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Dave Morin, Jessica Lessin, Brit Morin, and Sam Lessin
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May 31, 2024 • 49min

#49: The Big Ass Calendar… and Other Things NOT to Google

This podcast covers Google's AI fails, challenges of modeling the brain, impact of AI on content moderation, market value of Reddit, decline of Quora, use of AI in SEO, complexities of AI, incentives for content moderation, challenges of internet information, AI tools, impact of technology on parenting, beauty contests using AI, 'big ass calendar' concept, and viral marketing strategies.
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May 24, 2024 • 1h 2min

#48: Move Fast (But Don't) Break Silicon Valley

Techies discuss burning through capital for moonshots, the negativity around tech, and a summer guide. Conversations include AI startups seeking buyers, tech investment challenges, ethical concerns in the industry, and humorous insights on investing strategies and market risks.
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May 17, 2024 • 56min

#47: Algorithm-Proof Media and New Twists in the AI War

Exploring AI advancements in Gmail and Workspace, challenges in integrating AI into society, predictions on computing devices, navigating the AI and media landscape, normalization of weight loss drugs, and AI tools for scam call prevention.
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May 10, 2024 • 54min

#46: Is Social Media Dead?

Delving into the impact of social media on society, exploring the controversy around Apple's new iPad ad, and navigating the changing landscape of comedy and social media. From online self-expression to embracing offline hobbies, the podcast touches on innovative sleep technology and the influence of deepfakes on consumer culture. Exciting AI breakthroughs in molecular prediction and drug discovery round out the engaging discussion.
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May 3, 2024 • 59min

#45: How Tech Cos. Quit the Culture Wars

The podcast explores navigating protest culture in universities and tech companies, protesters' motivations, AI-driven hardware innovations, and the world of TikTok and Instagram Reels.
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Apr 26, 2024 • 1h 3min

#44: The $1B AI Girlfriend Market, the Tech Hedge Fund Fallout and Why VCs Can’t Quit AI

The podcast discusses America's defense strategy amidst TikTok concerns and potential acquisitions. It dives into the passing of a bill requiring TikTok divestment and the involvement of major companies like Walmart and Oracle. The conversation explores implications of non-compete agreements on industries, AI models, and open data sharing. It also delves into hedge fund challenges, AI investments, and a $175 million investment in AI-powered coding software. Additionally, it analyzes Taylor Swift's musical direction, AI-generated music, and artist popularity.
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Apr 19, 2024 • 1h 2min

#43: TikTok’s New App, Tesla’s Sunken Stock, Are Tech Workers Leaving Silicon Valley For Good?

Exploring tech job migration from Silicon Valley, TikTok's new feature 'TikTok Notes,' the art of balayage highlighting, teenagers impacting app ratings, Tesla's market dynamics, and engaging marketing tactics.
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Apr 19, 2024 • 53min

#41: Is AI Killing Media?

The podcast discusses the impact of AI on creativity in the music industry, reflections on influencer commerce and community building, evolution of video on demand and AI advertising, advancements in robotics and AI startups. It also touches on the Creator Economy Summit and a new threat for OpenAI.
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Apr 12, 2024 • 52min

#42: OpenAI, IP Theft and a New Incentive Structure for the Internet

The podcast delves into concerns about AI data practices and IP theft by companies like OpenAI. It discusses ethical dilemmas in tech advancements, reimagining AI data generation, and navigating uncertainties. The speakers also explore neural link technology, private capital investments, and influential communication strategies for investments and AI.
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Mar 29, 2024 • 54min

#40: Reddit IPO, Apple v. DOJ and the Return of the Power Lunch

The podcast discusses the 'risk on' vibe in Silicon Valley, explores flu shot effectiveness, power lunch culture, celebrates women leaders and in-person networking in San Francisco, tech IPOs and market trends, challenges of regulating tech industry, Selena Gomez's beauty venture, and Apple's influence in 'dad prestige television' genre.

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