Patrick O'Shaughnessy
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Michael Moritz - Lessons From 40 Years of Investing and Writing - [Invest Like the Best, EP.491]
Michael Moritz is a writer and former partner at Sequoia Capital.
Walter Russell Mead - How America Keeps Winning - [Invest Like the Best, EP.490]
Walter Russell Mead is a columnist for the Wall Street Journal.
Sarah Guo - Funding the Frontier - [Invest Like the Best, EP.489]
Sarah Guo is the founder of Conviction. We cover what she's learned from studying the 250 most important AI builders, why compute independence…
Ex-NVIDIA Engineer: Why AI Is About to Get 1000x Cheaper
Neil Movva, co-founder of Sail Research, joins Patrick to explain why the next era of AI may be defined not by faster chatbots, but by background agents that work autonomously for hours, days, or even…
What Happens When the AI Boom Runs Out of Money
Ben Thompson joins Invest Like the Best for a wide-ranging conversation about the economics, geopolitics, and business models shaping the AI era. They discuss why overwhelming U. S.
Everyone Is Still Undersizing the AI Market | Eric Vishria
Eric Vishria, General Partner at Benchmark, joins Invest Like the Best for a wide-ranging conversation on how AI is reshaping software, infrastructure, and venture investing.
Sam Altman - How to Make an Abundant Future - [Invest Like the Best, EP.484]
Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI. We cover the compute buildout that wasn't reckless enough, why ChatGPT was never supposed to be a product, and the…
Matthew Smith — Natural Gas: The Next Bottleneck - [Invest Like the Best, EP.483]
Matthew Smith is the founder and CIO of Chronometer Partners.
John Kim - How to Raise a Few Billion Dollars - [Invest Like the Best, EP.482]
John Kim is the Chairman of Lila Sciences and the author of The Tao of Fundraising.
Jeremy Giffon - The Billion Dollar PDF - [Invest Like the Best, EP.481]
Jeremy Giffon is the founder of Octave. We cover how society has become subservient to the posting class, why nearly every white-collar job is made…