Peter Steinberger discusses OpenClaw, the viral AI agent that writes its own code. On the Lex Fridman Podcast, he explores "agentic engineering," the controversy of "vibe coding," and why the future of software development means the end of traditional apps.
Jordan Jonas didn't just survive Season 6 of Alone; he thrived. Drawing on years with Siberian reindeer herders, he changed how we view endurance. Discover how adaptability, ingenuity, and a calm mindset helped him master the Arctic in this deep dive into his journey.
High-profile divorce attorney James Sexton argues that facilitating the demise of relationships provides the best roadmap for preserving them. He challenges the myth that love is effortless, warning that if you treat your marriage with less discipline than your career, it will fail.
This session marks a pivotal shift in our deep learning curriculum: the transition to Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). We move beyond linear structures to explore the complex architectures that enable machines to "see," setting the stage for modern computer vision mastery.
Sebastian Raschka and Nathan Lambert join Lex Fridman to dissect the "DeepSeek moment" and the shift from brute-force scaling to reasoning efficiency. Inside the technical realities of RLVR, open weights, and the evolving path toward AGI in 2026.
Physics dictates that particles need force to change paths. The Aharonov-Bohm effect shattered this rule, proving electrons can be altered by mathematical "potentials" in the absence of fields. This discovery turned an abstract math tool into a fundamental physical reality.
Quantum mechanics powers our technology, yet its true nature remains a mystery. Sean Carroll explores the measurement problem, gravity, and why physics is suspended between a theory that works perfectly and a fundamental understanding that remains out of reach.
In a paradigm shift for naval warfare, the USS Gerald R. Ford utilized a "Sonic Shield" to capture a target off Venezuela. By weaponizing jet engine noise and tempo, the Navy created an acoustic prison, proving that true stealth sometimes means flooding the battlespace with signal.
Eric Schmidt connects semiconductor bans, AI, and drone swarms to the future of warfare. The former Google CEO offers a stark look at the US-China tech war, warning that while the West holds the edge in innovation, strategic complacency could prove fatal.
Joe Rogan & Jay Anderson dive deep into ancient mysteries that challenge mainstream narratives. From anatomically impossible Nazca mummies to precision megalithic engineering & UFO contact methods - explore evidence of lost civilizations & phenomena.
