Lenny Rachitsky
Peter Yang
Julie Zhuo
Anu Hariharan
Josh Nicholson
This episode of Bio Eats World takes us from a world of pipette and lab benches to a world of industrial robots making medicines.
Marc Andreesen and Vijay Pande discuss the lesser known law of economics that explains why healthcare, education and housing is so expensive and getting worse
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.
As companies evolve, so must leaders into new roles. But can the same person transition across all these phases?
Two artists exploring crypto-powered marketplaces, Murat Pak and Signe Pierce, explain how crypto is enabling new business models and revenue streams.
As the technical capabilities of data lakes and data warehouses converge, are the separate tools and teams that run AI/ML and analytics converging as well?
The best practices for moderating discussions across mediums, including managing unruly discussions, anxiety, presence in virtual environments, and more.
The story of textiles — and of technology — is a universally human story, woven from countless threads and wires.
Ali Ghodsi and Martin Casado explore the evolution of data architectures and where they’re going, and consider a surprising use case for streaming data.
Key differences between Gen Z and millennials, how to market without being "cringe," and how Gen Z is shifting the paradigm around money, luxury, and work.