Lenny Rachitsky
Ben Stokes
Jennifer Li, Sarah Wang, and Jamie Sullivan
Julie Zhuo
Olivia Moore and Brandon Barros
Technology is the set of rules that now governs global shifts. The task for builders and technologists is to discover all possibilities contained therein.
Software is fashionable, but we need more than software to reshape our physical world. To build more, we have to prize manufacturing as more meaningful work.
Frank Chen of a16z covers the bigger picture of the chip shortage that has led to stalled production for major U.S. automakers.
The ripple effects of the SolarWinds hack, one of the largest publicly known hacks of all time, are only now starting to be felt.
The story of textiles — and of technology — is a universally human story, woven from countless threads and wires.
This episode covers the tricky but important topic of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
A different perspective on taking care of our planet... and also ensuring human progress through the spread of human capital and technology.
Why is the topic of trade so hard? A big part of it has to do with not seeing the human side of trade, let alone the big picture across time and place.
How are supply chains changing? How does all this affect the way we work? And what can — or can't — policymakers do about it?
How do the trends of microservices, containers, devops, cloud, as-a-service/ on-demand, serverless, etc., change the future of computing and even work?
