Topics include the latest AI models from OpenAI and Google, Biden's tariffs on Chinese EVs, and upcoming presidential debates. The discussion also touches on the future of AI, concerns about AI's impact on human interaction, and the importance of strategic communication in political debates.

Adam Moss joins Kara and Scott to discuss his new book, 'The Work of Art: How Something Comes From Nothing.' They cover Apple's deal with OpenAI for ChatGPT in iPhone OS, Sony's breakup plan for Paramount, and Melinda Gates resigning. Earnings reports from Uber, Warner Bros, and The New York Times are also analyzed.

Topics include TikTok's lawsuit against the U.S. government, Germany's trial of a four-day work week, Microsoft's fund to counter election deepfakes, and discussions on AI deception in elections and work-life balance.

Kara and Scott discuss non-compete agreements, inflation factors, and Peloton's future. They also touch on Big Tech regulation impacts, positive thoughts for the year, and invite audience engagement. Banter, insights, and industry analysis make for a dynamic episode.

Kara and Scott cover Tesla layoffs, WeWork's restructuring, and Dave & Buster's bets. Amazon's earnings impact AI plans, while Walmart closes health centers and CVS stocks plummet. Discussion on healthcare challenges and AI in the industry

Guest Jan Sramek shares plans for new community in Solano County, California. Discussion on Microsoft and Alphabet earnings, Paramount CEO ouster. FTC accuses Amazon execs of using disappearing messaging apps. Also covers White House Correspondents' Dinner and social media reactions.

The podcast discusses campus protests, Harvey Weinstein's overturned conviction, Kara's ketamine experience, Meta and Tesla earnings, and the FTC banning non-competes. They also touch on the TikTok ban's impact on the presidential election.

Guest Dana Mattioli, Wall Street Journal's Amazon reporter and author, dives into Amazon's aggressive tactics. Topics include TikTok ban, China's app crackdown, and Netflix's subscriber reporting change. Kara and Scott also discuss Tesla's Cybertruck recall and Sony teaming up with Apollo for Paramount bid.

Topics include fast-tracking the TikTok ban bill, Elon Musk's pay package reapproval, NPR and Google facing criticism from employees, and dual-class stock benefits. Also discussing TED experiences, challenges of CEO reliance, and female artists dominating the music industry.

Charles Duhigg, writer for the New Yorker and author of the new book, discusses the importance of listening in conversations. The podcast covers topics like Google's news payment, big bank earnings, Trump's trial impact on the presidential race, and Iran's attack on Israel.