Sources with Alex Heath
Alex HeathSources features candid conversations with the leaders shaping what’s next in AI and the broader tech industry. Host Alex Heath has covered Silicon Valley as a journalist for more than a decade. He talks with founders, CEOs, and technologists about the news of the moment, the bets they’re making, and what they see coming next. sources.news
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyBusiness | |||
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After an unreleased OpenAI model recently escaped its sandbox and hacked Hugging Face, Sam Altman tells me why the company is slowing down frontier research. We also discuss Astra, OpenAI’s next-generation family of models, which is coming soon.
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In the launch episode of the Sources Podcast, Alex Heath sits down with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to discuss the future of OpenAI, from its next-generation Astra models to the growing importance of AI safety, the AI backlash, robots, and hitting AGI.
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Alex and Ellis sit down with Dan Shipper, CEO of Every, to talk about what it actually looks like to be the most AI-pilled company that isn't a frontier lab. They get into how Dan uses ChatGPT Voice to read Heidegger at 6am, why he accidentally spent... more
Ellis sits down with Quinten Farmer, founder of Tolan, the AI companion doing over $20M in annual revenue by being a genuinely good friend, not a yes machine. They get into why Tolan's little aliens accidentally became beloved by moms 35 to 45, how T... more
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- Please fix your microphones
Hi guys, I really do love your show but you’re popping so much on your mics that it’s kinda annoying and for TECH guys you should have that figured out so maybe talk over the mic or pull them away a little bit or make them not so hot, but it’s just all your p’s that are really popping. Keep up the great work and thank you so much 😊
This review was spoken in please forgive any typos
Apple Podcasts4lmxica
United States4 months ago - Douchemaxxing
It’s like they bottled the SF AI super pilled Bro.
Apple Podcasts1davecheney
Australia7 months ago - Started great and nose dived into corporate shill territory
This is the first review I’ve ever left on a podcast. I’m a big fan of some of Alex’s previous interviews for the verge, so I thought I’d give this show a chance. As the title suggests, the first few interviews were pretty great. I really enjoyed the interview with Carl Pei.
But since then it feels like this has become a place for corporations in hot water to come in and take control of the narrative or shill their terrible ideas.
But also what did I expect from a podcast called access?
Apple Podcasts1MichaelthatsitUnited States7 months ago - Quickly becoming one of my fave pods
Alex and Ellis actually understand the companies they cover. They also enjoy technology unlike other pod hosts - and their banter and takes are worth listening to!
Apple Podcasts5j g randallUnited States7 months ago - Too much preamble, interviews are weak and come off as ads
Too much preamble, interviews are weak and come off as ads. The latest episode is literally 33 min before the guest interview even starts. The hosts swear like middle schoolers, as in their diction is clumsy and does not add the emphasis they think it does.
Apple Podcasts1slapsh0t11United States7 months ago
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Spotify | #9 | United States/Technology |
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A sharp tech-focused show that centers conversations with insiders about AI, startup culture, platform strategy, design tools, and the evolving economics of big tech. Across recent episodes, listeners get candid discussions with founders, journalists, and product leaders who shape how AI gets built, who funds it, and how it impacts society—from autonomy in startup tooling to on-device privacy and the future of creator platforms. Notable traits include probing questions about governance, openness, and ethics, plus hands-on product context around tools used by designers, developers, and creators. The format often blends founder storytelling with practical product insights and a pulse on Silicon Valley dynamics, making it especially valuable f... more
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2. Quinten Farmer
3. Jon Steinback
4. Jason Yuan
5. Andy Konwinski
6. Ryan Jones
7. Jordan Taylor
8. Ben Cera
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