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  1. Milken Institute59 min

    Breakthroughs Reshaping Aging and Longevity | Global Conference 2026

    Richard Lui, Joe Betts-LaCroix, Tom Hale, Richard Isaacson, Carina Kern, John Whyte

    Leaders from Retro Biosciences, Aura Health, Link Jevity, and the AMA convened to discuss accelerating longevity medicine through therapies targeting necrosis and autophagy alongside continuous health monitoring. The panel identified critical systemic barriers including outdated reimbursement models and fragmented disease silos while highlighting breakthroughs like generative AI-driven drug discovery and home-based neuro-insight testing. With a predicted market readiness of 3 to 6 out of 10, the group anticipates the first anti-aging therapeutics will reach consumers within five years as the industry shifts from reactive sick care to proactive aging reversal.

  2. 20VC with Harry Stebbings1h 21m

    Flexport CEO: Two Questions Every Founder Needs to Ask

    Ryan Peterson, Harry Stebbings, Peter Thiel, Masayoshi Son

    Flexport founder Ryan Peterson advocates for a return to five-day in-office work and outlines an aggressive AI-driven strategy to automate logistics workflows, projecting $600 million in net revenue by next year. The company plans to pursue an IPO based on consistent profitability rather than market trends, leveraging open-source models and building proprietary tools to replace traditional SaaS vendors. Peterson also details an investment thesis centered on motivating founders through "revenge and patriotism" while warning of potential labor arbitrage pitfalls and the strategic risks of relying on a concentrated tech ecosystem.

  3. Sourcery with Molly O'Shea1h 22m

    SpaceX Hit $2 Trillion. Now Everyone Wants a Jet

    Israel 'Izzy' Slodowitz, Captain Raz Matus, Israel Slodowitz, Molly O'Shea

    Amidst a surge in ultra-high-net-worth individuals driven by major tech and space IPOs, the private aviation sector is grappling with a severe supply-demand imbalance caused by rapid wealth accumulation and insufficient pilot training pipelines. This unprecedented demand has inverted traditional asset depreciation, causing aircraft prices to rise sharply while operational challenges like corrosion repair and supply chain delays push annual ownership costs to between $2 million and $4 million. Industry experts advise new buyers to prioritize chartering experience over immediate purchase, utilize specific tax incentives like full expensing cautiously, and select aircraft models with robust parts availability to mitigate long-term maintenance risks.

  4. All-In Podcast1h 24m

    World's First Trillionaire, Anthropic Fable Banned, The New Oligarchs, Iran Peace Deal

    Dario Amodei, Chamath, Jason, Friedberg, David Sacks

    Freeburg and Sacks examine the emergence of a new political oligarchy that erodes individual liberties while detailing Elon Musk's record-breaking SpaceX IPO and his strategic acquisition of the coding agent Cursor. The conversation also addresses the U.S. government's forced shutdown of Anthropic's "Fable" model due to national security concerns and outlines a potential ceasefire deal that would resolve the Iran conflict by removing enriched uranium in exchange for sanctions relief. Finally, the speakers project a future of fragmented AI infrastructure and democratized private equity investment, arguing that industry self-regulation is essential to prevent government gatekeepers from cementing a technological oligopoly.

  5. Dwarkesh Patel12 min

    The data black hole at the center of AI

    The event analyzes the prevailing AI paradigm where massive data volume and compute-intensive reinforcement learning drive progress rather than sample efficiency, creating a booming market for human expert labeling. This approach contrasts sharply with human learning capabilities, as current models require millions of times more data to master tasks like driving or robotics, yet still achieve rapid open-source convergence by leveraging public data. Looking ahead, the discussion projects that while white-collar roles will expand due to AI complementing human work, the ultimate path to solving efficiency bottlenecks may lie in automating the AI research process itself.

  6. Milken Institute1h 1m

    India Ahead: Growth, Investment, and Global Ambition | Global Conference 2026

    Karan Bilimoria, Haigreve Khaitan, Vivek Lall, Ajay Piramal, Suneeta Reddy

    India's economy, now the world's fourth or sixth largest with a $4 trillion GDP, targets third-place status by 2031 through aggressive manufacturing incentives, digital infrastructure expansion, and a robust legal framework that recently restored its Triple-B+ credit rating. Driven by a youthful demographic, rapid financial inclusion via the Aadhaar system, and strategic shifts in defense and space sectors, the nation has lifted 300 to 400 million people out of poverty while attracting significant foreign investment despite challenges regarding energy security and workforce upskilling. With stable democratic institutions and ambitious reforms in taxation and bankruptcy codes, India is positioning itself as a global innovation hub capable of sustaining long-term growth even as it navigates currency fluctuations and climate resilience needs.

  7. a16z42 min

    The New Media Advantage with Ben Horowitz and Marc Andreessen

    Ben Horowitz, Marc Andreessen, Erik Torenberg, Gaby Goldberg

    The event details a fundamental shift from restricted legacy media to an offense-oriented, direct-to-audience strategy where founders must prioritize the "person as brand" over corporate abstraction. Speakers argue that traditional journalistic gatekeeping is obsolete, urging executives to adopt an "outside-in" narrative framework that links their companies to macro-trends like geopolitics and supply chain crises, as exemplified by Alex Karp and Ryan Peterson. To succeed, founders are advised to reject scripted media training in favor of authentic, polarizing communication and to build teams skilled in long-form storytelling rather than traditional public relations.

  8. Y Combinator43 min

    The Age Of The 40-Year-Old Solo Founder Is Here

    Bryant Chou, Jared, Diana, Mark Mandelmann, Francesc Campoy Flores

    Co-founded by ex-Webflow leader Bryant Cho, Ploy is an AI-driven platform that reconstructs and modernizes websites while autonomously managing marketing operations through a curated design system. The technology replicates the output of a three-to-five-person engineering team, processing complex tasks like SEO optimization and data auditing in seconds rather than weeks. Currently adopted by 12% of the Y Combinator batch, the tool democratizes high-level growth strategies by integrating with over 50 business tools to function as a unified, AI-optimized company brain.

  9. InstituteofTrading10 min

    ITPM Flash Ep115 Defence against the Machine

    Dieter Plas

    Amidst a shifting AI landscape dominated by energy demands and a new agentic CPU era, a massive cybersecurity catalyst has emerged from Anthropic's internal Mythos model, which exposed thousands of critical global vulnerabilities without public release. Experts warn this creates a narrow defensive window before adversarial nations potentially replicate these capabilities, prompting a focused trade thesis on the Cyber First Trust Nasdaq Cyber Security ETF (CIBR). To capitalize on this thematic momentum, a structured options strategy involves buying 10 November $90 calls while selling 5 August $95 calls for a net debit of roughly $5,550, targeting a 3:1 return if the ETF rallies 29% by year-end.

  10. Goldman Sachs23 min

    Why the Fed’s Hawkish Turn Could Support the AI Boom

    Tony Pasquariello, Josh Schiffrin, Dominic Wilson

    New Federal Reserve Chair Warsh signaled a data-dependent approach focused on price stability while the committee's uncertain dot plot and absence of forward guidance prompted a hawkish market reaction. Panelists interpret current conditions as a mid-cycle adjustment driven by falling oil prices from geopolitical shifts and resilient AI-driven equity momentum rather than impending recession. This unique environment, characterized by rapid narrative shifts and robust capital absorption, suggests a high-velocity economic landscape distinct from the stagnation of previous years.

  11. Milken Institute52 min

    Investing in the Resiliency of HBCUs | Global Conference 2026

    Ayesha Rascoe, Melissa Bradley, Bill Bynum, Bobbie Knight, Todd McDonald

    With a combined $16.5 billion annual economic impact and a $146 billion lifetime earnings contribution from graduates, Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are emerging as critical economic engines through strategic partnerships with corporate giants like NVIDIA and AWS rather than traditional charitable giving. Organizations such as Hope Enterprise Corporation and Liberty Bank have deployed approximately $200 million to restructure balance sheets, upgrade research facilities at institutions like Tuskegee, and unlock real estate potential on HBCU land. Consequently, policymakers and investors are increasingly viewing these 45 Deep South institutions as a distinct asset class, leveraging initiatives like R1 research status elevations and a proposed federal clearinghouse to attract the capital necessary to close the funding gap with predominantly white peers.

  12. Bank of America14 min

    BofA's Hari Gopalkrishnan on AI Strategy with Julie Hyman

    Hari Gopalkrishnan, Julie Hyman

    Bank of America is allocating over $4 billion annually to scale AI from pilot programs to enterprise-wide deployment across its relationship management and credit underwriting operations. This strategy prioritizes solving specific business problems with rigorous governance focused on customer experience, return on investment, and safety, resulting in tools currently serving 25,000 advisors with plans to expand to 50,000. Despite significant efficiency gains, the bank maintains a growth trajectory by hiring 20,000 new employees this year to leverage AI for increased client capacity rather than workforce reduction.

  13. 80,000 Hours15 min

    You can't win a war in space

    Rob Wiblin, Beren Millidge

    This analysis concludes that in a universe without faster-than-light travel, the inherent physics of interstellar distances grants overwhelming defensive advantages to mature civilizations, rendering large-scale conquest irrational. The study details how mobile habitats, relativistic kill vehicle defenses, and distributed sensor networks create insurmountable barriers for invading fleets, effectively negating the "Dark Forest" hypothesis of constant galactic warfare. Consequently, the document warns that humanity faces a critical existential threat over the next ten millennia unless it rapidly transitions from a vulnerable single-planet state to a dispersed, mobile infrastructure comparable to a Kardashev III civilization.

  14. 20VC with Harry Stebbings1h 28m

    Anthropic's Fable Banned by US Government | Wix & Adobe Hit All-Time Lows | Mistral Raising at $20BN

    Everett Randle, Rory O'Driscoll, Harry Stebbings

    The transcript analyzes a record-breaking $2.7 trillion SpaceX IPO that generated a $1.2 trillion surge in Elon Musk's net worth while establishing a "gamma squeeze" market dynamic alongside the U.S. government's first AI model ban on Anthropic's "Claude Fable." These financial and regulatory shifts coincide with Salesforce's $3.6 billion acquisition of Finn, which validates outcomes-based pricing models for legacy SaaS firms, contrasting sharply with the market struggles of Adobe and Wix due to AI-native competition. Investors note a strategic pivot away from pre-AI SaaS toward semiconductor stocks and specialized robotics, marking a critical transition in capital allocation as the industry grapples with sovereign AI constraints and hardware scaling challenges.

  15. Sourcery with Molly O'Shea45 min

    Harvey Co-Founder Gabe Pereyra on the Token Pricing Reckoning Coming for AI

    Gabe Pereyra, Niko Grupen, Molly O'Shea

    Harvey Labs launched the open-source Legal Agent Benchmark (Lab) to evaluate AI performance on specialized legal tasks using synthetic data validated by human lawyers, replacing generic QA with rigorous, task-specific unit tests. Initial findings reveal a fragmented market where no single model dominates all domains, prompting a strategic shift toward diverse model routing and post-training open-weight solutions to navigate cost-quality tradeoffs. While usage has reached 13 trillion tokens, the industry now prioritizes organizational intelligence and billing transparency over raw capability, driven by the need to resolve conflict-of-interest risks and optimize complex agent workflows.