Laurene Powell Jobs interviews Kara Swisher about tech journalism, regulation, AI, and best devices. They discuss tech CEOs' influence, ethics, AI, and need for regulations. The conversation covers misinformation, government intervention, AI, and diversity in tech. They also explore team collaboration tools, journalism advocacy, and lighthearted topics like favorite Star Trek episodes.

Mira Murati, CTO at OpenAI, discusses controversies like the ScarJo voice incident, Sam Altman's brief ousting, and fears of generative AI fueling disinformation in elections with host Kara Swisher. They explore OpenAI's Apple partnership, tech consequences, ChatGPT advancements, safety concerns, ethical voice usage, and hopes for personalized education.

Former Planned Parenthood President, Cecile Richards, discusses the fight for reproductive rights post-Roe, the impact of potential SCOTUS rulings, technology's role in accessibility, and her battle with brain cancer. They address abortion bans' implications on women's healthcare, voting on abortion rights, state initiatives for access, and strategies for defending reproductive rights amidst escalating restrictions.

Kara Swisher chats with AOC about tech, TikTok ban, deepfake bill, Marjorie Taylor Greene feud, and Biden vs. Trump. They discuss AI regulation, progressive politics, Gaza conflict impact, and concerns over Trump's future actions if re-elected.

Comedian Ilana Glazer discusses her new comedy about pregnancy and parenthood, YouTube's impact on comedians, rallying Gen Z voters, and calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. They explore the challenges of motherhood, politics, and creative expression in art, transitioning from web series to TV, and the importance of political activism for young voters.

Veteran comedian Bill Maher shares insights on politics, cancel culture, and the war in Gaza. He discusses generational differences, youth ideas, and the complexities of cancel culture. Maher also compares Biden and Trump's leadership styles and emphasizes the need to destroy Hamas in Gaza.

Tech journalist Kara Swisher discusses AI's impact on healthcare and climate solutions, tech leaders' responsibility on social platforms, and the ethical implications of AI training. The conversation also explores parenting tips, medical innovation, and advocating for a solution-oriented approach towards divisive issues.

Three top reporters covering Elon Musk discuss Tesla's executive departures, Twitter controversies, SpaceX's success, and Elon's political influence. They analyze Tesla's future, board composition, SpaceX IPO speculation, and ethical concerns around AI. The podcast delves into Elon's leadership style, business decisions, and challenges ahead amidst changing public sentiment.

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof discusses his swashbuckling adventures in journalism, Gaza crisis, student protests, and his new memoir. He shares his optimism about the world despite challenges, including Trump's presence. Kristof emphasizes the importance of upholding truth in journalism and the role of media in creating positive change.

Renowned foreign affairs columnist David Ignatius discusses his new spy thriller and the upcoming presidential election. Topics include the war in Gaza, the conflict in Ukraine, space security vulnerabilities, China's ambitions in space, and the influence of tech innovators in national security.