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All-in

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39 items Jan 14, 2026 → Apr 8, 2026 Updated Apr 24, 2026 at 5:16 AM

TLDR

The All-in podcast explores the intersection of high-stakes technology, global geopolitics, and economic policy. Hosted by a group of prominent investors, the series tracks the profound impacts of the AI revolution, specifically the transition from generative chatbots to agentic and physical AI. Key discussions center on the US-China scientific race, the volatility of Middle Eastern conflicts, and the regulatory challenges facing modern capital markets.

Coverage #

This project includes 39 items spanning from 2026-01-14 to 2026-04-08.

Recurring Themes #

  • The AI Revolution: The shift from generative models to "agentic" and "physical" AI that automates complex labor and software engineering.
  • Geopolitical Volatility: The economic and security implications of the Iran-Israel conflict and the strategic competition for technological supremacy with China.
  • Regulatory Friction: The debate over "regulation by enforcement" and the need for modern, purpose-fit frameworks for AI, crypto, and capital markets.
  • Economic Shifts: The rise of the Texas tech ecosystem, the potential "SaaS apocalypse," and the looming threats of US national debt and inflationary tariffs.
  • US-China Competition: The global race for dominance in semiconductors, biotechnology, and AI infrastructure.

Guests & Topics #

  • High-Profile Tech Executives: Frequent deep dives with leaders like Jensen Huang (Nvidia) and Satya Nadella (Microsoft) regarding "AI factories" and the future of knowledge work.
  • Political & Regulatory Figures: Discussions with figures such as Governor Josh Shapiro, SEC Chair Paul Atkins, and FDA Commissioner Marty Makary on the impact of policy on innovation.
  • Thematic Arcs: A significant recurring arc focuses on the transition of AI from digital assistants to autonomous agents capable of driving physical industries like robotics and mining.
  • Standout Episodes: A special investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein files explores the intersection of tech, media, and global corruption.

Recent Highlights #

  • [2026-04-08] Governor Josh Shapiro discusses his "Get Stuff Done" approach to governance and the impact of Trump's tariffs.
  • [2026-04-03] Analysis of the potential SpaceX IPO and the supply chain risks posed by the ongoing Iran war.
  • [2026-03-27] A debate on Anthropic’s enterprise growth compared to OpenAI’s declining consumer market share.
  • [2026-03-23] Interview with Matt Mahan regarding the "regulation crisis" and economic challenges facing California.
  • [2026-03-19] Jensen Huang discusses Nvidia's evolution into an "AI factory" company focusing on agentic computing.
  • [2026-03-17] Travis Kalanick and Michael Dell discuss the convergence of AI and physical automation.
  • [2026-03-13] Exploration of the economic volatility surrounding the Iran-Israel conflict and new US wealth taxes.
  • [2026-03-11] SEC and CFTC Chairs discuss modernizing American capital markets to prevent innovation from fleeing offshore.
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