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There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that hits when you’re building with AI. You’ve got the license. You’ve got the pilot. You’ve got a c...

Most organizations, and most conversations about AI, default to triangles: who's on top and who's below? Are we the boss of the machines or...

Most enterprises are under board pressure to deploy AI agents. Sudhir Hasbe argues the harder shift is upstream: you cannot scale intelligen...

Everyone wants to talk about agents and models. Jeff McMillan, starts where almost nobody else does: the foundation. In this episode, Jeff M...

Most organizations treat a bigger context window like a cheat code: dump every document in, skip the data work, ship. Jonathan Frankle, Chie...

Mastercard's central AI team receives roughly a thousand requests a year from across the organization. A few years ago, most of them were fo...

Most AI strategies are just a buying plan: literacy workshop → vendor shortlist → adoption scoreboard. Brian Evergreen (Founder of The Futur...

In season one of Shell Game, Evan Ratliff sent a voice AI version of himself out into the world. In season two, he launched a startup staffe...

Most organizations treat crisis as a failure state. Marina Nitze sees it as a window. Nitze served as Chief Technology Officer of the Depart...

There's a book about artificial intelligence that doesn't start with Sam Altman. It doesn't start with Elon Musk. It starts in 1994, at Camb...

The IRS has roughly 60,000 fax machines, and nobody can get rid of them. Not because there’s a law that says you have to use them (there alm...

Most organizations are still implementing AI as point solutions, dropping new technology into existing workflows to do the same work, just s...

Joshua Gans, economist and co-author of Prediction Machines (and holder of the Skoll Chair in Technical Innovation and Entrepreneurship at t...

Before enterprises can deploy AI agents that actually work, they need something most organizations don't have: a single, authoritative sourc...

Ben Goertzel, the researcher who helped popularize the terms "AGI" and “singularity”, as one of the most influential modern champions and sy...

We’re in a moment when organizations are approaching agentic AI backwards, chasing flashy use cases instead of building the scaffolding that...

As 2025 draws to a close, Robb and Josh look back on some of the conversations they had this year both on the podcast and advising major ent...

How did a Dutch company most people haven’t heard of come to hold the fate of AI? Marc Hijink, author of Focus — The ASML Way joins Josh and...

Omar Santos is a Distinguished Engineer directing AI Security at Cisco . He’s here for a frank conversation about the realities of security...

As the CEO and Co-founder of Apollo GraphQL, Matt DeBergalis has a lot to say about the ways that organizations can confront their inherent...