Latest

How do companies make tradeoffs in designing products between humans and machines? How do we plan for the future without falling for the "fatal conceit"?

Open source is real, and it's here to stay. So how then do companies build a viable business model on top of open source?

Margit Wennmachers of a16z and Outcast CEO Alex Constantinople, both longtime communications veterans, demystify what it takes to build a personal brand.

What happens when our body parts no longer have to be physically co-located? What's possible, probable, pressing when man becomes god, or merges with machines?

From the business of creativity to corporate culture, former Pixar CFO Lawrence Levy shares his story.

How do the trends of microservices, containers, devops, cloud, as-a-service/ on-demand, serverless, etc., change the future of computing and even work?

How should startups go about raising prices — or more specifically, creating value — for their products?

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.

This episode covers distributed systems and the one piece of advice that all founders should know from a management perspective.

Who has the advantage in artificial intelligence — big companies, startups, or academia? What happens as AI moves from its "in vitro" to its "in vivo" phase?