Lenny Rachitsky
Anu Hariharan
Julie Zhuo
Josh Nicholson
Jean Yang
The author of Instagram's original ranking algorithm explains how social platforms pick content for users and why sharing more experiments could improve trust.
Our narrow view of “kidtech”—games and shows, ad infinitum—is a missed opportunity. There’s room for an audio-visual browser that's purpose-built for kids.
The intersection of social and finance—as well as shifting attitudes around what we share about money—have given way to a new wave of financial products.
What happens when we give creators (of all kinds!) tools? How do mediums — and organizations — evolve, prioritize, "disrupt themselves"?
What can we learn from the "creativity network effects" flywheel of TikTok and "algorithm friendly" product design?
Podcasts, and interest in podcasting, is growing. But by how much, exactly? And where might opportunities for entrepreneurs, toolmakers, and creators lie?
This podcast is about emoji, but it's also really about how innovation really comes about and where emoji fits in the taxonomy of social communication.