
Tracking the future of technology and how it impacts humanity. Named by Fortune as one of the “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders,” Peter H. Diamandis, MD, is a founder, investor, advisor, and best-selling author. Join Peter on his mission to uplift humanity through technology. Follow Peter on X - x.com/PeterDiamandis
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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The mates sit down to discuss SpaceX’s expanding ambitions in artificial intelligence, including Elon Musk’s reported $100 billion AI bet and speculation surrounding a potential SpaceX-Tesla merger. They also explore Anthropic’s Claude Duet, concerns... more
The mates sit down with Chamath Palihapitiya to discuss why AGI may already be here, the massive compute shortage limiting AI adoption, Chamath’s 6GW power bet, Anthropic’s $100 billion giveaway, the future of Bitcoin, and how robotics and Elon Musk’... more
Peter Diamandis sits down with Salim Ismail, Emad Mostaque, and special guest Anousheh Ansari, CEO of XPRIZE, to discuss Tesla’s flying Roadster, the rapidly declining cost of robotic intelligence, and AI’s ability to solve advanced physics problems.... more
The mates sit down to discuss OpenAI solving 722 math problems at once, Anthropic’s new policy on AI cruelty and consciousness, Meta’s launch of Muse Wonder, and the $1.8 billion race to build a virtual cell. They also explore breakthroughs in longev... more
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Tried to listen but the lack of critical thought on topics outside of AI makes me question the value of the AI information. Absolute drivel.
Upon the recommendation of a friend, I tried to listen in order to get informed about the real progress of AI, (which I do use every day for my two businesses), but the constant effusive praise of Elon Musk is incredibly disturbing, as is the lack of seriousness about potential problems AI will create for regular people. It’s so clearly biased (and so clearly from a rich male perspective) ~ it honestly made me feel MORE worried about the future with AI than I was before. Every time I try to list... more
I enjoy this show. As a tech enthusiast and someone very interested and excited about AI I really enjoy these conversations. But the dismissal of the fears of what uncontrolled AI could mean for the future of our species is a real disappointment. The people who have shared their concerns are not crazy or seeking publicity, like these guys imply. Many people are worried. And to dismiss this out of hand without actually addressing their concerns on the merits and just calling them crazy? Yeah, it’... more
I work for an AI company in San Francisco and used to absolutely love this podcast. The hosts are clearly brilliant. However, I find that I can longer listen or resonate, so I had to unsubscribe. These guys exude such a lack of empathy when it comes to other people, whether talking about p(doom), the labor market, etc. They too easily forget the best parts of what make humans human
This is the opening line in the podcast I listened to today.
It’s unfortunate.
But I do feel wiser for the sheer in-your-face-ness of this opening line.
I listened in with more criticism today than ever before. More skeptical than ever before.
Just because of that opening line.
I want to believe Peter will live until 150. I want to believe that is what he is selling.
I want to believe that Alex will be with many of us in space, and that the world is full of contented Meatbodies. I want to... more
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Tracks the trajectory of transformative tech with a consistently optimistic, big‑picture lens. Conversations span AI governance, open vs closed models, space infrastructure, longevity, energy, and policy—often featuring high‑profile founders, policy thinkers, and technologists who push for rapid, abundance‑driven innovation. A standout is its willingness to frame future tech within broad systemic impacts and geopolitical dynamics, while balancing rigorous technical detail with accessible storytelling. Listeners are likely drawn to strategic insights for building and investing in frontier technologies, with episodes that frequently spotlight open‑source approaches, planetary data, and exponential growth models.
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