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Waymo's Approach to Self-Driving: Building the World's Greatest Driver
All-In Podcast· 2025-06-22 16:19
Whimo has just surpassed 10 million fully driverless rides. That doubles its lifetime total in just the last 5 months. We drive in a week more than a human drives in a lifetime.You can say that as a company that runs fleets, but we're the only company where it's one driver. That's not the way the world is organized right now. FedEx has a lot of drivers. All of you who have Teslas have a lot of drivers. Like, everyone has a lot of drivers.And all of those drivers have different capabilities. This is one driv ...
How AI Can Supercharge GDP and Bring Down Costs in the Medical Field
All-In Podcast· 2025-06-21 17:00
There was a lot of talk on the on the flip side on the GDP side. What if actually AI can increase productivity and regrow GDP faster than expectations. Even taking doctors as an example, this new company coming in and developing kind of a diagnosis engine.And already a third of US physicians are on the platform using it, you know, 10 times a day to kind of help diagnose. You multiply that by the legal profession, coding, I think we're already seeing. What if we just see an explosion of productivity gains ac ...
Why Apple is fumbling AI, and how they could course correct (hint: buy OpenAI for $500B)
All-In Podcast· 2025-06-21 06:18
I've studied Apple basically my whole career. If you think about their defining competitive advantage was the integration of hardware and software that led to the beautiful MacBook that we're all using. It led to the iPhone and the fact that they were so coupled between hardware and software, the user interface, you know, etc. And I think it directly led to them winning let's call the mobile era.In AI, they're the opposite. They don't control the silicon. They don't control the underlying models.And so now ...
IPOs and SPACs are Back, Mag 7 Showdown, Zuck on Tilt, Apple's Fumble, GENIUS Act passes Senate
All-In Podcast· 2025-06-21 03:06
AI & Technology - Meta offered \$100 million deals to poach OpenAI's talent, but failed [1] - Meta invested \$14 billion in Scale AI, making its biggest bet on AI [1] - The report discusses the Mag 7 AI Showdown, ranking the most likely AI winners and biggest stock divergences [1] - Apple is fumbling AI and the report discusses how they can fix it [1] - China launched a new \$40 billion state fund to boost its chip industry [1] Market Trends & Economy - The report discusses the state of LA, Hollywood's decline, positivity around GDP growth, and AI productivity [1] - IPOs and M&A are heating up in 2025 [1] - The report analyzes the state of liquidity, including SPACs and Direct Listings [1] - Amazon's "kingmaker" position and potential job displacement are discussed [1] Policy & Legislation - Sacks discusses the GENIUS Act passing the Senate [1]
Tony Robbins | All-In Live from Miami
All-In Podcast· 2025-06-19 15:48
Self-Help & Personal Development Industry Insights - Tony Robbins discusses his journey into self-help, influenced by Jim Rohn, and how he packaged it into coaching and seminars [4][7][8] - The industry emphasizes pattern recognition and utilization as key skills for success, applicable to various fields like investing and business [16][17][18] - The industry acknowledges the impact of social media on expectations and happiness, noting that unrealistic comparisons can lead to depression [28][29][30] - Progress, rather than achievement alone, is equated with happiness, highlighting the importance of continuous growth and contribution [30][33][34] - The industry recognizes the importance of biochemical shifts alongside cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for lasting change [51] Tony Robbins' Business Ventures & Philanthropy - Tony Robbins has 114 companies across diverse industries, generating over $9 billion in revenue [25] - Tony Robbins discusses his philanthropic efforts, including feeding 42 million people and aiming to provide 100 billion meals to address global hunger [55][59] - Tony Robbins highlights a partnership with Governor Beasley of the World Food Program to address food shortages, particularly in regions affected by conflict [56][57][58] - Tony Robbins emphasizes the importance of having a "moonshot" or a significant goal to strive for, even after achieving success [65] Health & Wellness Trends - The discussion touches on the limitations of SSRIs and the potential of psychedelics for mental health treatment, while emphasizing the importance of intentionality and guidance [52][53] - The importance of testing for metals in the body is highlighted, as they can affect the immune system and overall health [95][96] - A new approach to immune system re-education using cord stem cells is discussed as a potential treatment for autoimmune diseases and aging [100][101][103]
Hollywood Legend Michael Ovitz on AI Media: A New World of Passive vs. Active Entertainment
All-In Podcast· 2025-06-18 19:14
Does generative AI change the nature of media, which is a shared experience, a community experience that we all talk about, or do we end up in a world where everyone's got their own media or their own content. I think it's an individual decision. It's binary.You either want passive entertainment because you're exhausted. You want your brain taken to another place. The other side of that coin on the binary side is active entertainment.Do you want to create your own ending. Do you want to change characters. D ...
🚨Chamath on why the Fed could keep holding off rate cuts: "The only answer is political."
All-In Podcast· 2025-06-17 00:17
Let's just scenario play. Yes, please. What happens if Powell rips in a 100 basis point cut.Right now, I'll tell you. So, one part which is mathematical is the interest on the debt goes down. We save 300 billion.But there's something else that happens which is the Fed does control the front end of the curve. Meaning, how do people borrow money for small amounts of time from one day to about two years. If you make that cheaper, it's a test that's true as time.What happens is people borrow more money. that fu ...
JD Vance explains the Trump Era political realignment
All-In Podcast· 2025-06-16 19:24
The Bush Republicans are now Harris Democrats and the Kennedy Democrats are now Trump Republicans. Clearly something big is happening in our politics here. Can you explain this realignment.How do you see it. One way of understanding is you have to ask yourself who has benefited and who is harmed from the last 30 years of the bipartisan consensus in this country. Right.So you want to talk about a manufacturing policy that I think promoted the offshoring of millions of good American manufacturing jobs. in the ...
🚨Chamath: "If we go to war, this totally screws everything up. You could see oil double."
All-In Podcast· 2025-06-16 14:53
Every time we're on the verge of victory, somebody in the military-industrial complex invents some escalation of something so that we can just go to war. The answer always seems to be let's go to war or let's support a war or let's enable a war. And the bull work to that has been the president.If we go to war, this totally screws everything up. You could see oil double double. What happens to the economy of the world of world GDP of everything of inflation if you have oil at 100 bucks a barrel 112 bucks a b ...
🚨 Tucker Carlson: Riots over sanctuary cities are a threat to disunion
All-In Podcast· 2025-06-16 01:55
Immigration Law Enforcement & Federal Authority - The federal government has the right and responsibility to enforce immigration law and police the borders [1] - Contesting federal authority on immigration law is viewed as a threat to national unity [2] - Allowing states or municipalities to flout federal immigration law is compared to historical instances of defiance against federal authority [3] Potential Societal Impact - Continued defiance of federal law could lead to a breakdown of freedom of movement between states [4] - The current situation is portrayed as a potential threat to national cohesion, drawing a parallel to dangerous travel conditions in other countries [4] - Enforcing federal law by force is presented as a point of no return for the Trump administration [4]