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How Fast Will the AI Transition Really Be?
David Shapiro takes on a question that came up repeatedly from his audience: how fast, and how smoothly, will the transition to a pos...
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Why AI Can Write Code But Can’t Keep It Running (Yet)
In this a16z podcast, two longtime colleagues who met in the same Stanford research group discuss why AI has become so good at writin...
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How Jeetu Patel Runs Cisco Like the World’s Largest Startup
Cisco president and chief product officer Jeetu Patel sits down with Y Combinator to explain how he is running one of the world's lar...
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Your Agent Attacks Real People Now. Nobody Has To Ask It To.
Nate B Jones synthesizes several converging AI security incidents into a coherent threat framework, making the case that AI agents ca...
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Cisco’s Forecast for AI Data Center Sales Disappoints Investors
Bloomberg Tech analyst Woo Jin Ho breaks down Cisco's Q4 earnings miss and what it signals about the AI data center buildout. Cisco p...
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Choosing Your Sales Strategy: Lighthouse vs. Landgrab
This a16z podcast episode features Joe Schmidt walking through a framework he calls Lighthouse vs. Land Grab — two dominant sales pla...
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Anthropic in Talks for $6 Billion AI Infrastructure Bet | Bloomberg Tech 8/13/2026
Bloomberg Tech's August 13, 2026 live broadcast leads with a major scoop: Anthropic is in talks to acquire AI infrastructure startup...
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AI’s Impact on Network Engineers | LIVE AMA | Summer of CCNA
NetworkChuck Academy hosts a live AMA session featuring Jason Ghoulie, the newly appointed author of Cisco's official CCNA certificat...
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Claude is Conscious, Fable 5’s Gov’t Deal, and Sam Altman offers 5% of OpenAI | #269
Peter Diamandis hosts a wide-ranging episode of Moonshots covering what the panel calls a decade's worth of AI news compressed into o...
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Meta Cut 8,000 People. It Has Nothing To Do With AI Working.
Nate B. Jones argues that the phrase \"AI layoffs\" has become a dangerously imprecise umbrella term, and uses Meta's recent reductio...