Why has AI generated so much code but less products running in production. Let's cover it with Spiro Xandos, the founder and CEO of Resolve AI, who's here with us in a conversation brought to you by Resolve AI. And Spiros, it's great to see you. >> Great to see you, Alex.Thanks for hosting me. >> My pleasure. So, look, we're going to have a conversation about the missing element for AI coding, right.There's a lot of AI code out there. Uh, but what happens once that code comes out. you have a company that st ...

Ranjan Roy from Margins is back for our weekly discussion of the latest tech news. We cover: 1) OpenAI to prioritize enterprise in 2026 2) Is the AGI dream over? 3) Could OpenAI's enterprise push help it fund infrastructure? 4) Alex is on team product? 5) Can OpenAI design for consumer and enterprise at the same time? 6) Erotic ChatGPT is coming in Q1 7) Disney and OpenAI ink a groundbreaking deal 8) Why Disney wins from giving up some control 9) The AI infrastructure trade is wobbling 10) Discord at Meta.. ...

Reed Albergotti is the technology editor at Semafor. Albergotti joins Big Technology Podcast to break down which companies are best positioned in the coming year. We cover Meta’s superintelligence gamble, Google’s Gemini push, OpenAI’s model race, and the rise of AI companions. We also discuss Tesla’s self-driving moment of truth, Nvidia’s upside and risks, Microsoft’s Copilot dilemma, big media and streaming shake-ups, Anthropic’s IPO prospects, SPACs and private equity, quantum, and the strange new love s ...

Predictions for 2026 - AI agents are expected to become functional [1] - ChatGPT is projected to reach 1 billion users [1] - AI-driven shopping is anticipated to gain significant traction [1] - The AI love boom is predicted to arrive [1] Market and Technology Trends - The market and performance in 2026 are discussed [1] - An AI infrastructure washout is foreseen [1] - The discussion includes OpenAI's position in the market [1] Personnel - The report questions whether Alexandr Wang will remain at Meta [1]

Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI. Altman joins Big Technology Podcast to discuss OpenAI's plan to win in a tightening AI race. Altman dissects his company's strategy, where he sees OpenAI having an advantage, and where he expects his product lineup to go in 2026 and beyond. We discuss AI memory and personalization, the distribution vs. product debate, how OpenAI will pay for its infrastructure buildout, AI devices, AI clouds, whether we've hit AGI yet, and plenty more. Tune in for an exclusive, 1-on-1 discus ...

Jim Cramer is the host of CNBC's Mad Money and author of How To Make Money In Any Market. Cramer joins Big Technology Podcast to talk through hot takes the top tech names: Apple, Amazon, Meta, OpenAI, NVIDIA, Microsoft, Tesla, Coreweave, and more. We discuss whether NVIDIA can hit $10 trillion, whether Tesla needs self driving to work, whether OpenAI can make it, and much more. We talk why Cramer encourages looking at individual stocks vs. index funds and what money is for. Check out Jim's book here: https: ...

Ranjan Roy from Margins is back for our weekly discussion of the latest tech news. We cover: 00:00:00 OpenAI to prioritize enterprise in 2026 00:02:01 Could OpenAI's enterprise push help it fund infrastructure? 00:05:18 Is the AGI dream over? 00:10:29 Alex is on team product? 00:18:12 Can OpenAI design for consumer and enterprise at the same time? 00:21:36 Erotic ChatGPT is coming in Q1 00:23:03 Disney and OpenAI ink a groundbreaking deal 00:24:59 Why Disney wins from giving up some control 00:35:52 The AI ...

I get very angry when people call me a doomer. I got really angry when, you know, when when someone's like, "This guy's a doomer. He wants to slow things down." My father died because of, you know, cures that, you know, could have could have happened a few years later. I understand the benefit of this technology.When I sat down to to to write machines of loving grace, you know, I wrote out all the ways that billions of people's lives could be better with this technology. Some of these people who on Twitter, ...

The way that AI kind of first engineers tend to work is pretty different than how you engineered two or three years ago. The engineer really becomes more of a manager. Uh you're deploying agents to go off and work on large parts of the codebase and then it's coming back with a a bunch of work that you go and review.So if you don't change your workflow as an engineer to take advantage of background agents and how you give them the right kinds of prompts to actually execute on their task and the new ways you ...

Hey everyone, we have a great crowd with us here today and we're live streaming it. So, let's hear you. Make some noise.Come on. My name is Alex Canitz. the host of Big Technology Podcast and I'm thrilled to be here with Max Hodak, the CEO and founder of science for a conversation about hacking the brain and the brain computer interface revolution.Max, great to see you. >> Thanks for having me. >> Today we have seen that there is research that the brain computer interface or the brain itself and the way tha ...