On JRE #2443, engineer Filippo Biondi reveals shocking data on the Pyramids of Giza. Using satellite tomography, his team identified massive structures extending a kilometer underground, challenging the narrative that the plateau was merely a burial site.
Reid Hoffman and Inflection AI CEO Sean White believe we are underestimating LLMs. At Summit '25, they explored the "agentic era" and how AI serves as cognitive scaffolding—shifting the goal from automation to helping us become better humans.
Cognitive scientist Maya Shankar explains the "End of History Illusion"—the false belief that we are finished growing. In this episode, learn how behavioral science can help you navigate life's constant changes, from career pivots to shifting ambitions.
Markets brace for a potential US-Japan currency intervention as the Fed queries yen rates. Analysts warn a joint move to dump dollars could unwind the global carry trade, potentially triggering a 25% correction in US equity markets.
Jason Calacanis joins investors Fred Almeida and Max Weiss in Tokyo to explore two major shifts: the rise of AI-driven primary care and Japan’s burgeoning startup renaissance. Discover how deep tech and "Japanese dynamism" are reshaping the global economy.
Can the UK break the US-China binary in the global AI race? Experts weigh in on Britain's world-class research talent versus its critical infrastructure hurdles. Discover if the UK is destined for dominance or dependency in this detailed economic outlook.
Filmmakers traced the deadly migration route from Mauritania to Europe, uncovering a complex web of NGOs and corruption. This investigation challenges the refugee narrative, revealing a coordinated industrial operation dismantling national borders.
In a tech world obsessed with promotions, Igor, a Senior Staff Engineer at Meta, did the unthinkable: he asked for a demotion. This candid story explores the harsh realities of onboarding at the IC7 level and why the highest title doesn't always equal the highest job satisfaction.
Claude Cowork moves AI beyond chat, actively participating in your desktop environment. We sat down with creator Boris to explore how Cowork empowers non-technical users to execute complex workflows and why mastering these agentic tools now gives you a massive competitive edge.
Sony is selling a 51% stake in its TV business to TCL while keeping the Bravia brand. Meanwhile, Apple is reportedly developing a coin-sized AI wearable with cameras for 2027. Also, Bungie sets a March 5 launch for Marathon, and Elon Musk seeks billions in damages from OpenAI.
Dr. Morgan Levine, author of True Age, argues that aging isn't inevitable decline. In this interview, she explains why biological age matters more than the number on your cake and how understanding epigenetics gives us the power to decelerate aging and delay chronic disease.
We often equate genius with complexity. But wealth creation is often simpler. From viral merchandising to selling stars, some of the most profitable ventures are based on "dumb" concepts executed well. Here are 4 simple ideas that turned into million-dollar empires.
GMO co-founder Jeremy Grantham joins The Compound and Friends to discuss his memoir, The Making of a Perma Bear. Grantham shares insights on market history, bubbles, and the global economy, offering a mix of warnings on asset prices and optimism for the future of energy.
OpenAI and the White House are tackling the AI boom's resource footprint. New initiatives include OpenAI’s "Stargate Community" for energy independence and a federal push for power auctions, aiming to protect local grids and force tech companies to finance new energy infrastructure.
New reports reveal a massive chasm in enterprise AI. While many struggle with an "AI tax" on productivity, organizations deeply integrating the tech into core infrastructure are 3x more likely to see financial gains compared to those merely experimenting.
Donald Robertson debunks the "hydraulic model" of emotion, arguing feelings aren't fluids to be vented but recipes to be understood. Using Stoicism and CBT, he offers strategies—like leaning into discomfort—to dismantle cognitive traps and build mental resilience.
