Lenny Rachitsky and a16zftr
Sonal Chokshi, Chris Dixon, Denis Nazarov, Jesse Walden, and Linda Xie
Anu Hariharan and a16zftr
Peter Yang
Chris Dixon
What happens when we give creators (of all kinds!) tools? How do mediums — and organizations — evolve, prioritize, "disrupt themselves"?
A conversation about four big tech trends: tracing the path of forces driving innovation, where they stand today, and how they are converging.
How do we know which decisions to spend time on, and how to decide? We cover it in this podcast w Annie Duke for her new book, How to Decide.
How tech-enabled financial tools can cut through bureaucracy, downsize student debt, and optimize consumers’ financial futures from an early age.
We discuss a new class of drugs that, in essence, toss specific disease-related proteins into the cellular trash can.
Aging research is entering a new phase. How is studying aging helping us understand disease and increasing the amount of time we are healthy?
What can we learn from the "creativity network effects" flywheel of TikTok and "algorithm friendly" product design?
Customers are looking for artificial intelligence and machine learning help. So what does this all mean for the software value chain?
What if there's a better, more modern way to design for communities of all kinds? Nadia Eghbal offers the latest research and insights from her new book.
We cover the buzz around GPT-3 and what it means for both startups AND incumbents... and the future of "AI as a service"? How do we know how good it is/ isn't?
