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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 258 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In this episode, the mates welcome Blitzy CEO Brian Elliott to discuss Google’s blowout AI-driven earnings, White House model vetting, Pentagon deals with frontier labs, compute scarcity, the rise of private-equity-led enterprise AI, ocean and space ... more
This episode features a dynamic panel discussion on exponential technologies, AI advancements, robotics, and the future of humanity. Experts explore the implications of AI, robotics, biotech, and societal shifts, offering insights into what the next ... more
In this episode, the mates explore the rapid advancements in AI, the global AI race, new models like Kimi K 2.6 and GPT 5.5, and the implications for privacy, security, and the future of technology. The mates discuss the future of work, AI regulation... more
This episode was filmed at the 2026 Abundance360 Summit. Learn more at www.abundance360.com/
This Q&A is about longevity, and especially how David Sinclair sees AI speeding up drug discovery, biological-age reversal, and the future of health... more
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I listen to show for pure entertainment but only in small doses. They like to talk about all the ways AI will make our lives easier in the future I but take a lot of it with a grain of truth. “Don’t save for retirement as money won’t be needed”, “Humanoids living in data centers built on the moon”, “Data centers will push energy costs to zero for everyone” and “Elon is the great visionary who will solve all our problems”. I wish I had this level of optimism and/or whatever they are smoking.
Loved the new format of this pod, deep dives are so good, learned a lot. Appreciated your time & efforts.
Death of SaaS? A $15M Australian Company Swapped there HR app “Employment Hero" for AI in 4 Hours.
We’ve all heard the doomsday predictions about AI and the job market. But for a $15 million Australian company (approx. $10M USD), the story isn't about redundancy—it's about a radical shift in how businesses are built and scaled.
They didn't just tweak their workflow; they fired their HR software.
The 4-Hour Software Revolution
Using Anthropic’s latest code-generation tools, this small business m... more
I’ve become a regular listener to Moonshots. It’s a good place to tune in if you want to understand where technology is headed. The hosts seem genuinely enthusiastic and optimistic, which I appreciate.
But the longer I’ve listened, the more a single, serious gap has become impossible to ignore.
The running theme of “Abundance” is an appealing and optimistic framework, and in many ways very inspiring. The problem is that it functions more like a faith position than an argument. It doesn’t serio... more
The most interesting and relevant podcast in my list today.
I wish I had the time to listen and to relisten all the episodes.
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YouTube | #190 | |
Spotify | #33 | |
Apple Podcasts | #42 | |
Apple Podcasts | #54 |
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A high-velocity exploration of emerging technologies, AI, longevity, and how breakthrough science could reshape business and society. Episodes feature interviews with founders, researchers, and thinkers who offer optimistic yet pragmatic takes on the pace of innovation, its economic implications, and potential pathways to a better future. The show tends to connect technical advances to practical outcomes, from education and healthcare to productivity and global governance, often highlighting bold visions, scalable models, and the challenges of implementing rapid change. A few episodes stand out for their ambitious guest lineups and timely debates on policy, privacy, and the governance of powerful technologies, making it useful for listeners... more
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