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  1. Goldman Sachs17 min

    Daniel Nadler on Building an AI-Powered Search Engine for Medicine

    Daniel Nadler, Meena Flynn

    Founded by Dr. Daniel Nadler, Open Evidence functions as an AI-powered "MRI of medical knowledge" that aligns physicians with current clinical standards by reducing the 17-year gap between research and practice to mere hours. Backed by Google and formalized partnerships with the New England Journal of Medicine and NCCN, the platform utilizes licensed, full-text data to eliminate information overload and hallucinations inherent in general large language models. This technology currently processes 1.5 million verified queries to standardize care across complex specialties like oncology, with a long-term strategic goal of eliminating medical error as a leading cause of death.

  2. Bank of America18 min

    Global Rates & FX Views: Rates and inflation

    Ralf Preusser, Mark Capleton, Evelyn Herrmann, Stephen Juneau, Meghan Swiber, Evelyn Hammond, Stephen Juno, Peggy Zweiber

    BIA Global Research forecasts Eurozone headline inflation to rise to 3.9% in September while projecting a moderate December rate hike by the ECB, contingent on energy prices remaining elevated. In the United States, the firm anticipates a methodological revision will lower the PCE rate, yet underlying inflation remains persistently 50 basis points above the Fed's target, sustaining a high probability for an October rate increase. To capitalize on these divergent outlooks, BIA advocates for a long position in forward-starting real-yield curve flatteners and long-dated 10-year to 20-year inflation swaps due to perceived market over-optimism regarding future inflation containment.

  3. RAISE Summit19 min

    Fireside Chat with Mark Moffat, CEO of IFS | RAISE Summit 2026

    Mark Moffat, Thomas Koehrer

    IFS, under the leadership of CEO Mark Moffat, distinguishes itself in capital-intensive sectors like utilities and aerospace by deploying "forward-deployed engineering" to solve complex physical value chain challenges rather than merely offering software features. This approach has yielded a 96% gross retention rate and a notable 38% reduction in downtime for clients such as Grant Distillery, while simultaneously underpinning 100% of US commercial aviation flights through a hybrid model of probabilistic optimization and deterministic safety. To ensure resilience against geopolitical shifts, the company further secures its position with a sovereign AI architecture that leverages edge-deployed, agnostic models across its global supply chain.

  4. Milken Institute13 min

    Conversation with Deborah Orida, President & CEO of PSP Investments | Global Dialogues Toronto 2026

    Deborah Orida, Tim Dattels

    Co-organized by Devorita, Jonathan Gray, John Graham, and Mark Weisman, this summit mobilized international investors to align with Canada's pension sector, which manages $2.1 trillion through the Maple 8 and the high-performing PSP. The event facilitated over 80 sessions to advance a strategy where PSP aims to increase domestic investments by 30–40% while deploying the independent $15 billion Canada Growth Fund to de-risk energy and critical mineral projects like Small Modular Reactors. By establishing specific investment books and discussing dual-use infrastructure, the gathering sought to convert global capital interest into tangible actions through mechanisms such as offtake agreements and regulatory navigation support.

  5. All-In Podcast18 min

    Blake Scholl: Why Plane Speed Stalled, Supersonic Commercial Flight, & Revolutionizing the Engine

    Blake Scholl, Jason, Chamath, Friedberg

    Boom Supersonic founder Blake Scholl aims to democratize supersonic travel by producing the Overture aircraft, which currently holds 130 airline orders and targets a $3,500 transatlantic fare. The company is rapidly vertically integrating its supply chain to manufacture its own jet engines and leverage "boomless cruise" technology that mitigates sonic booms over land. Supporting this aviation vision, Boom is simultaneously developing gigawatt-scale data center power solutions using turbine technology to fund operations ahead of projected 2030 passenger flights.

  6. Sourcery with Molly O'Shea13 min

    Brad Gerstner "$4 trillion of wealth transfer to kids who would've otherwise had zero"

    Brad Gerstner, Michael Dell, Molly, Elon, Dario, Jensen, David Harris

    Invest America, a not-for-profit initiative backed by Michael Dell and Frank Bisignano, aims to automatically open investment accounts for all US citizens under 18 to facilitate a projected $4 trillion wealth transfer. Founder Brad Gerstner targets 70 million accounts within 30 days by integrating the program with existing 401(k) infrastructure and leveraging bipartisan political support to bypass previous legislative hurdles. The summit also featured a strategic consensus on AI safety where industry leaders and policymakers agreed that labs must lead self-regulation while incorporating independent peer review to manage emerging technological risks.

  7. All-In Podcast18 min

    Brad Gerstner: No AI Bubble, Semis Eat the Nasdaq & AI's Take Off Problem

    Brad Gerstner, Chamath, Jason, DavidSacks, friedberg

    Current market gains are driven by a narrow AI infrastructure supercycle where semiconductor earnings have surged despite contracting valuations, raising questions about whether revenue can justify trillions in capital expenditure. While top AI labs project massive revenue growth to sustain this build-out, the speaker warns that permitting delays, power grid constraints, and potential interest rate hikes create significant risks to the 2026 capacity forecasts. Consequently, the investment strategy has shifted from a broad supercycle bet to a conditional stance that adjusts exposure based on actual lab revenue execution and macroeconomic stability.

  8. Milken Institute20 min

    Conversation with Minister of Finance, State of Qatar H.E. Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari | GC 2026

    Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari, Diane Brady

    Despite Iranian-backed attacks disrupting LNG operations and halting some Qatar Airways flights, the state utilized strategic reserves and accelerated new production facilities to mitigate economic losses. The IMF projects an 8% contraction in 2024 growth followed by a full recovery, while Qatar maintains fiscal stability through robust reserves and reduced sovereign debt. Reinforcing its status as a vital global energy node, the nation has committed over $10 billion in new investments toward US technology and healthcare sectors to secure long-term strategic interests.

  9. The Economist11 min

    Is Europe facing a "Muslim takeover"? The data says otherwise | The Economist

    Edward Carr, Tom, Sophia, Sasha

    Following the Alternative for Deutschland's decisive victory in the Saxony-Anhalt election, which explicitly targets limiting Islamic influence, experts warn of a symbiotic relationship accelerating the far-right's electoral momentum and Europe's demographic anxieties. While data reveals a modest 6% Muslim population share and successful integration patterns often overlooked by mainstream parties, these facts fail to counter the narrative fueled by social media amplification and figures like Elon Musk regarding a perceived civilizational crisis. Consequently, the discourse increasingly conflates distinct concepts of religion and political extremism, creating a feedback loop where European outcomes are viewed as a cautionary tale that threatens to destabilize future elections across the continent.

  10. Goldman Sachs12 min

    Chairman and CEO David Solomon Joins CNBC to Discuss His Outlook for the US Economy

    David Solomon, Sarah

    Solomon characterizes the current U.S. economic outlook as constructive, driven by resilient consumer spending, an "enormous investment cycle," and anticipated long-term productivity gains from AI adoption despite geopolitical and trade policy headwinds. While acknowledging future fiscal recalibration and potential regulatory shifts, he asserts that credit markets remain stable with strong cash flows and views rising Treasury yields as a reflection of sound economic fundamentals rather than a calamity. Furthermore, capital markets are projected to sustain robust activity through the coming year, though Goldman Sachs notes a strategic hiring shift away from New York to regions like Dallas and Salt Lake City to navigate evolving policy and tax environments.

  11. Goldman Sachs8 min

    What Is the Outlook for Diesel and Gasoline Supplies?

    Nitin Jindal, Chris Hussey

    Goldman Sachs analysts observe that global commodity markets have exhibited unexpected resilience against six months of Strait of Hormuz disruptions, driven by supply reallocation and significant demand destruction in China. Despite falling crude inventories, refined product markets remain critically tight due to production cuts in the Persian Gulf, Russia, and China, prompting recommendations for long crack spreads and Asian hydrocarbon positions. Future market balance hinges on a potential El Niño-induced warm winter, which would mitigate European energy competition, while geopolitical uncertainty sustains demand for defensive assets like gold and power sector equities linked to AI growth.

  12. Sequoia Capital17 min

    How Companies Are Building Their Own Intelligence | Sonya Huang, Sequoia Capital

    Sonya Huang

    Approximately 80 portfolio company founders and AI leaders convened to strategize the adoption of Sovereign AI, a framework defined by vertical integration where organizations own model weights rather than relying on external APIs. The event combined high-level market analysis with technical workshops led by industry experts to outline a four-step roadmap for building custom intelligence capabilities. Participants explored critical architectural decisions regarding cost efficiency, latency reduction, and the necessity of dedicated research labs to leverage open-weight models for proprietary domain performance.

  13. a16z13 min

    The Nuclear Renaissance - Radiant |  a16z American Dynamism

    Tori Shivanandan, Doug Bernauer

    Radiant Energy is developing the transportable Kaleidos micro-reactor, a modular nuclear power unit designed to replace aging infrastructure and support applications ranging from AI data centers to deep space exploration. Founded by former SpaceX engineer Doug Kim, the company leverages a factory-built assembly line model to deliver plug-and-play energy modules with a five-year fuel cycle, aiming to conduct its first full-power test at Idaho National Laboratory's Dome by 2026. This initiative seeks to restore U.S. energy independence and accelerate nuclear innovation by overcoming historical regulatory stagnation through a commitment to aggressive safety testing and mass production.

  14. RAISE Summit19 min

    Building Africa's AI Factory: Cassava, Rafay and Sovereign AI | RAISE Summit 2026

    Mohan Atreya, Oswald Jumira

    Cassava Technologies, a digital solution provider serving over 40 countries, has secured direct investment from NVIDIA and Google to deploy a GPU-rich compute infrastructure across Africa, Latin America, and India. The company distinguishes itself through a custom orchestration layer that democratizes access to AI for students and startups, enabling the development of localized language models and critical sector applications in agriculture and healthcare. With a strategic focus on expanding dark fiber connectivity and green energy integration, Cassava aims to drive economic growth and job creation in emerging markets over the next five years.

  15. RAISE Summit18 min

    Zero Flaps, Zero Excuses: Network Reliability at AI Scale | Credo x TensorWave | RAISE 2026

    Phil Kumin, Jeff Tatarchuk

    Credo SVP Phil Kuhman and Tensorwave Co-founder Jeff Tatarchuk discussed the critical role of high-reliability networking in scaling AMD-exclusive GPU clusters, citing a deployment of 8,192 MI325 GPUs supported by Tensorwave's two-gigawatt North American infrastructure. The dialogue highlighted Credo's Zero-Flap transceiver technology, which utilizes rigorous thermal hardening and in-band telemetry to reduce deployment cycles from six weeks to one and eliminate the costly downtime caused by link failures in hyperscale environments like Oracle's. By driving the industry toward a standardized "Purple Cables" architecture that combines copper for short-range reliability with advanced optics for long-haul connectivity, the companies aim to transform networking from a bottleneck into a table-stakes foundation for rapid AI infrastructure revenue.