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Luana Lopes Lara is the world's youngest self-made woman billionaire, by Forbes' count. In 2018, she co-founded Kalshi, a platform where anyone can look up the odds on things that haven't happened yet. This May, the company raised $1 billion at a $22 billion valuation. Her entire job is watching what people bet real money on. So I spent this conversation asking her what the board already knows.
What actually changes for a normal person by the end of this year? Will 2026 feel lighter or heavier for most people? Will any jobs suddenly become safer? And of course, how much should I be relying on the public's opinion versus reality?
*Timestamps:*
0:00 — Intro
1:16 — The market Luana's team watches most right now
3:04 — What people ask to bet on now vs a year ago
4:05 — The layoffs market and why 73% was a number you could trust
6:20 — How a New York bar used a market as insurance
7:34 — Why 70% of Kalshi users never place a trade
8:50 — One number for the sentiment of a whole country
11:32 — What actually changes for you by the end of this year
13:10 — Will 2026 feel lighter or heavier financially?
14:00 — Which jobs get safer from here
14:26 — The 1% chance on Kalshi that came true anyway
16:51 — How agents changed the way she runs 170 people
18:22 — The weekly planning agent you could copy tomorrow
19:57 — Why she put engineers inside design and legal
23:27 — How long can you stay a solo founder with agents?
26:12 — What Kalshi looks for in job interviews now
28:50 — What years of ballet taught her about building Kalshi
30:17 — How suing the U.S. government helped Kalshi grow
31:48 — Luana's advice for women building something hard
*Links:*
📩 Follow my Newsletter: https://siliconvalleygirl.beehiiv.com/
🔗 My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/siliconvalleygirl/
📌 My Companies & Products: https://partnerships.marinamogilko.co
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Luana Lopes Lara is the world's youngest self-made woman billionaire, by Forbes' count. In 2018, she co-founded Kalshi, a platform where anyone can look up the odds on things that haven't happened yet. This May, the company raised $1 billion at a $22 billion valuation. Her entire job is watching what people bet real money on. So I spent this conversation asking her what the board already knows.
What actually changes for a normal person by the end of this year? Will 2026 feel lighter or heavier for most people? Will any jobs suddenly become safer? And of course, how much should I be relying on the public's opinion versus reality?
*Timestamps:*
0:00 — Intro
1:16 — The market Luana's team watches most right now
3:04 — What people ask to bet on now vs a year ago
4:05 — The layoffs market and why 73% was a number you could trust
6:20 — How a New York bar used a market as insurance
7:34 — Why 70% of Kalshi users never place a trade
8:50 — One number for the sentiment of a whole country
11:32 — What actually changes for you by the end of this year
13:10 — Will 2026 feel lighter or heavier financially?
14:00 — Which jobs get safer from here
14:26 — The 1% chance on Kalshi that came true anyway
16:51 — How agents changed the way she runs 170 people
18:22 — The weekly planning agent you could copy tomorrow
19:57 — Why she put engineers inside design and legal
23:27 — How long can you stay a solo founder with agents?
26:12 — What Kalshi looks for in job interviews now
28:50 — What years of ballet taught her about building Kalshi
30:17 — How suing the U.S. government helped Kalshi grow
31:48 — Luana's advice for women building something hard
*Links:*
📩 Follow my Newsletter: https://siliconvalleygirl.beehiiv.com/
🔗 My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/siliconvalleygirl/
📌 My Companies & Products: https://partnerships.marinamogilko.co
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In this episode of the Silicon Valley Girl Podcast, Marina Mogilko sits down with Anne Wojcicki, co-founder and CEO of 23andMe — the genetic testing company that has helped more than 14 million people understand their ancestry and health risks, and built one of the largest human genetic datasets in the world.
After 23andMe went through bankruptcy and Anne Wojcicki lost control of the company she started in 2006, she fought to win it back at a court-approved auction and relaunched it as a nonprofit (TTAM Research Institute) — so no single pharma company would ever own your DNA.
In this conversation she breaks down what AI + your DNA can actually do for your health right now: predicting disease years before you feel it, the genetic risk factors everyone should test for, why the healthcare system is built to treat disease instead of preventing it, and the small daily habits that move the needle most.
She also opens up about the hardest year of her life — losing her sister, former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, to lung cancer, going through bankruptcy, and why she refused to walk away. Plus: raising kids as a founder, having a baby at 45, co-parenting with her ex-husband Sergey Brin, and the single smartest thing you can do for your body in 2026.
*Timestamps:*
00:00 — Intro
00:55 — What AI + DNA can do today that a doctor couldn't 5 years ago
01:27 — Why the system pays to treat disease, not prevent it
02:00 — The cholesterol gene no diet can fix (Marina has it)
04:36 — Genetics vs. environment: how much can you actually control?
06:11 — "I'm 36 and don't want statins" — is there another way?
07:24 — The best health prompts to put into your AI right now
08:42 — Ad
09:52 — From 14 million to 100 million: training AI on human DNA
12:07 — What happens when we can predict cancer before it starts
13:16 — Connecting your wearable data to your genes
14:34 — The environmental factors quietly raising your risk
16:22 — Why small daily movement beats everything
17:22 — The one food society agrees is bad for you
18:20 — What changed for Anne after losing her sister Susan
22:52 — Why the next five years could be transformative
24:14 — Who should get genetic testing — and why no one should be surprised
26:39 — Baby KJ, CRISPR, and editing disease out of your genes
28:08 — A reality check on biotech, drug discovery, and the FDA
30:00 — The top things to do for your health after watching this
31:57 — Full-body MRIs, chest CTs, and catching things early
34:23 — Founder mindset: playing the 10+ year long game
38:00 — Rebuilding a town: community, kids, and downtown Los Altos
41:08 — "Did you ever think about giving up?"
43:59 — Her biggest lesson from the hardest year
46:56 — Having a baby at 45 and doing it her way
51:28 — Hard rules as a working mom
54:01 — Two ambitious founders, one marriage (on Sergey)
57:43 — The smartest thing you can do for your body in 2026
🧬 Anne Wojcicki:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annewoj23/
X: https://x.com/annewoj23
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-wojcicki
23andMe: https://www.23andme.com
*Links:*
📩 Follow my Newsletter (Future Proof): https://siliconvalleygirl.beehiiv.com/subscribe?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=futureproof-sub&utm_content=Anne-Wojcicki
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𝕏 : https://x.com/siliconvalleymm
📌 My Companies & Products: https://Marinamogilko.co
#23andme #podcast #annewojcicki
1:01:15
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Learn more or join us at AGNTCY.org (https://agntcy.org/) ↓
In this episode of the Silicon Valley Girl Podcast, Marina Mogilko sits down with Anne Wojcicki, co-founder and CEO of 23andMe — the genetic testing company that has helped more than 14 million people understand their ancestry and health risks, and built one of the largest human genetic datasets in the world.
After 23andMe went through bankruptcy and Anne Wojcicki lost control of the company she started in 2006, she fought to win it back at a court-approved auction and relaunched it as a nonprofit (TTAM Research Institute) — so no single pharma company would ever own your DNA.
In this conversation she breaks down what AI + your DNA can actually do for your health right now: predicting disease years before you feel it, the genetic risk factors everyone should test for, why the healthcare system is built to treat disease instead of preventing it, and the small daily habits that move the needle most.
She also opens up about the hardest year of her life — losing her sister, former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, to lung cancer, going through bankruptcy, and why she refused to walk away. Plus: raising kids as a founder, having a baby at 45, co-parenting with her ex-husband Sergey Brin, and the single smartest thing you can do for your body in 2026.
*Timestamps:*
00:00 — Intro
00:55 — What AI + DNA can do today that a doctor couldn't 5 years ago
01:27 — Why the system pays to treat disease, not prevent it
02:00 — The cholesterol gene no diet can fix (Marina has it)
04:36 — Genetics vs. environment: how much can you actually control?
06:11 — "I'm 36 and don't want statins" — is there another way?
07:24 — The best health prompts to put into your AI right now
08:42 — Ad
09:52 — From 14 million to 100 million: training AI on human DNA
12:07 — What happens when we can predict cancer before it starts
13:16 — Connecting your wearable data to your genes
14:34 — The environmental factors quietly raising your risk
16:22 — Why small daily movement beats everything
17:22 — The one food society agrees is bad for you
18:20 — What changed for Anne after losing her sister Susan
22:52 — Why the next five years could be transformative
24:14 — Who should get genetic testing — and why no one should be surprised
26:39 — Baby KJ, CRISPR, and editing disease out of your genes
28:08 — A reality check on biotech, drug discovery, and the FDA
30:00 — The top things to do for your health after watching this
31:57 — Full-body MRIs, chest CTs, and catching things early
34:23 — Founder mindset: playing the 10+ year long game
38:00 — Rebuilding a town: community, kids, and downtown Los Altos
41:08 — "Did you ever think about giving up?"
43:59 — Her biggest lesson from the hardest year
46:56 — Having a baby at 45 and doing it her way
51:28 — Hard rules as a working mom
54:01 — Two ambitious founders, one marriage (on Sergey)
57:43 — The smartest thing you can do for your body in 2026
🧬 Anne Wojcicki:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annewoj23/
X: https://x.com/annewoj23
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-wojcicki
23andMe: https://www.23andme.com
*Links:*
📩 Follow my Newsletter (Future Proof): https://siliconvalleygirl.beehiiv.com/subscribe?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=futureproof-sub&utm_content=Anne-Wojcicki
🔗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/siliconvalleygirl/
𝕏 : https://x.com/siliconvalleymm
📌 My Companies & Products: https://Marinamogilko.co
#23andme #podcast #annewojcicki
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https://www.genspark.ai/?utm_source=yt&utm_campaign=SiliconValleyGirl
@GensparkProduct
In this episode of the Silicon Valley Girl Podcast, Marina Mogilko interviews Erik Brynjolfsson, Stanford Economist, Director of the Stanford Digital Economy Lab and co-founder of Workhelix.
He's spent 30 years measuring what technology actually does to jobs, wrote "The Second Machine Age", and just published "Canaries in the Coal Mine" — the paper showing AI has already cut employment 16% for workers under 25 in the most exposed jobs.
In this episode he breaks down which jobs are in the bullseye and which are quietly growing, why "everyone is a coder now," the demand-curve reason more efficiency can actually mean MORE hiring, and the one skill (asking the right questions and managing a fleet of agents) that makes you valuable over the next 3-5 years.
*Timestamps:*
00:00 — Intro
00:49 — The 16% of entry-level jobs AI has already erased
02:03 — The exact jobs getting hit first (and the ones quietly growing)
04:27 — The plane-ticket rule that decides whether your job survives
07:32 — The company that "won" its AI hackathon with better lunch menus
09:20 — His money bet with a skeptic economist: "AI is underhyped"
10:18 — Ad
12:47 — Why your next job is running a fleet of AI agents
16:45 — Junior engineer, marketing manager, paralegal: what he tells them
17:09 — How to become senior when the junior jobs are gone
21:56 — Practical AI advice and Liberal Arts Value
28:08 — If AI is smarter than you, the 4 things you still get paid for
31:33 — Reid Hoffman's chess story and the one human superpower
33:58 — What to do if you don't have a startup
44:37 — How to Deeply Integrate AI into Your Life
50:46 — The best decade in history, or the worst: his answer
🎙 Erik Brynjolfsson social media:
X: https://x.com/erikbryn
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikbrynjolfsson/
Stanford Digital Economy Lab: https://digitaleconomy.stanford.edu
Links:
📩 Follow my Newsletter (Future Proof): https://siliconvalleygirl.beehiiv.com/subscribe?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=futureproof-sub&utm_content=Erik-Brynjolfsson
🔗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/siliconvalleygirl/
𝕏 : https://x.com/siliconvalleymm
📌 My Companies & Products: https://Marinamogilko.co
#Genspark #WorkWithGenspark #siliconvalleygirl
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📌 AI tools are everywhere — but Genspark is the one I turned into a system that actually runs my business. Just hit $250M ARR in 12 months. New users can trial Pro-tier Deep Research free with the Get Started bonus. Come build yours ↓
https://www.genspark.ai/?utm_source=yt&utm_campaign=SiliconValleyGirl
@GensparkProduct
In this episode of the Silicon Valley Girl Podcast, Marina Mogilko interviews Erik Brynjolfsson, Stanford Economist, Director of the Stanford Digital Economy Lab and co-founder of Workhelix.
He's spent 30 years measuring what technology actually does to jobs, wrote "The Second Machine Age", and just published "Canaries in the Coal Mine" — the paper showing AI has already cut employment 16% for workers under 25 in the most exposed jobs.
In this episode he breaks down which jobs are in the bullseye and which are quietly growing, why "everyone is a coder now," the demand-curve reason more efficiency can actually mean MORE hiring, and the one skill (asking the right questions and managing a fleet of agents) that makes you valuable over the next 3-5 years.
*Timestamps:*
00:00 — Intro
00:49 — The 16% of entry-level jobs AI has already erased
02:03 — The exact jobs getting hit first (and the ones quietly growing)
04:27 — The plane-ticket rule that decides whether your job survives
07:32 — The company that "won" its AI hackathon with better lunch menus
09:20 — His money bet with a skeptic economist: "AI is underhyped"
10:18 — Ad
12:47 — Why your next job is running a fleet of AI agents
16:45 — Junior engineer, marketing manager, paralegal: what he tells them
17:09 — How to become senior when the junior jobs are gone
21:56 — Practical AI advice and Liberal Arts Value
28:08 — If AI is smarter than you, the 4 things you still get paid for
31:33 — Reid Hoffman's chess story and the one human superpower
33:58 — What to do if you don't have a startup
44:37 — How to Deeply Integrate AI into Your Life
50:46 — The best decade in history, or the worst: his answer
🎙 Erik Brynjolfsson social media:
X: https://x.com/erikbryn
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikbrynjolfsson/
Stanford Digital Economy Lab: https://digitaleconomy.stanford.edu
Links:
📩 Follow my Newsletter (Future Proof): https://siliconvalleygirl.beehiiv.com/subscribe?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=futureproof-sub&utm_content=Erik-Brynjolfsson
🔗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/siliconvalleygirl/
𝕏 : https://x.com/siliconvalleymm
📌 My Companies & Products: https://Marinamogilko.co
#Genspark #WorkWithGenspark #siliconvalleygirl
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Daniil and David Liberman are building a decentralized alternative to Big Tech AI — and they came on to answer the question: who gets access to AI, and does it stay open to everyone, or slowly turn into a privilege for a few? We tried to figure that out together. We also got into the one-hour-a-day habit that helps you get through turbulent times, how AI is already changing hands-on jobs like plumbing, and what our near future actually looks like.
*Timestamps:*
00:00 Meet the Liberman brothers
01:20 Is AI actually overhyped?
03:22 ChatGPT solved a 3-year house problem
04:48 How much time do we really have?
06:36 The AI moment that hits everyone
07:58 Anthropic's founder owns just 1.5%
10:34 How China's AI game really works
12:48 Why leaving your AI gets hard
14:20 Who really owns 70% of our future
14:50 Two futures. Which one is yours?
17:08 Who controls your answers controls you
18:12 Should the government step in?
21:23 What one person can actually do
24:37 AI that's more empathetic than people
26:48 How Bitcoin beat the untouchable giants
31:54 The coming boom in small businesses
33:00 What to do in 2 years
33:47 Where AI can take you: real story
35:24 What non-coders build in one hour
36:43 Rapid-fire predictions for 5 years
39:53 The smartest move you can make today
🎙 GUESTS — Daniil & David Liberman
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/libermans
- Gonka community on Discord: https://discord.gg/6Tpq98jdD9
Links:
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📌 My Companies & Products: https://partnerships.marinamogilko.co
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📌 Today's sponsor is MongoDB. Their Atlas Learning Hub has free, hands-on courses and skill badges — spin up a free cluster and earn your first one today 👉 https://fandf.co/4f5t1Hi
Daniil and David Liberman are building a decentralized alternative to Big Tech AI — and they came on to answer the question: who gets access to AI, and does it stay open to everyone, or slowly turn into a privilege for a few? We tried to figure that out together. We also got into the one-hour-a-day habit that helps you get through turbulent times, how AI is already changing hands-on jobs like plumbing, and what our near future actually looks like.
*Timestamps:*
00:00 Meet the Liberman brothers
01:20 Is AI actually overhyped?
03:22 ChatGPT solved a 3-year house problem
04:48 How much time do we really have?
06:36 The AI moment that hits everyone
07:58 Anthropic's founder owns just 1.5%
10:34 How China's AI game really works
12:48 Why leaving your AI gets hard
14:20 Who really owns 70% of our future
14:50 Two futures. Which one is yours?
17:08 Who controls your answers controls you
18:12 Should the government step in?
21:23 What one person can actually do
24:37 AI that's more empathetic than people
26:48 How Bitcoin beat the untouchable giants
31:54 The coming boom in small businesses
33:00 What to do in 2 years
33:47 Where AI can take you: real story
35:24 What non-coders build in one hour
36:43 Rapid-fire predictions for 5 years
39:53 The smartest move you can make today
🎙 GUESTS — Daniil & David Liberman
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/libermans
- Gonka community on Discord: https://discord.gg/6Tpq98jdD9
Links:
📩 Follow my Newsletter: https://siliconvalleygirl.beehiiv.com/subscribe?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=futureproof-sub&utm_content=The-Libermans
🔗 My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/siliconvalleygirl/
📌 My Companies & Products: https://partnerships.marinamogilko.co
ChatGPT now brings everything together in one place: Chat for quick questions, Codex for building with code, and Work, an agent that gathers context, plans the steps, and hands back the finished output.
You start with a rough idea or your own files. It plans and builds while you review the key steps, and you end with a polished deck, spreadsheet, or web app you can use or share.
It runs on GPT-5.6. You stay in control the whole way. Work asks before the steps that matter and gets your approval as it goes, and you never write a single line of code.
ChatGPT Work is available today in ChatGPT on web and mobile for Pro, Enterprise, and Edu, with Plus and Business rolling out over the next few days. In the ChatGPT desktop app, Chat, Work, and Codex are available on every plan, including Free, and is available globally to download on Windows and Mac.
Download the ChatGPT desktop app and try ChatGPT Work here: https://chatgpt.com/download/
@OpenAI #ChatGPT_Partner
1:06
ChatGPT now brings everything together in one place: Chat for quick questions, Codex for building with code, and Work, an agent that gathers context, plans the steps, and hands back the finished output.
You start with a rough idea or your own files. It plans and builds while you review the key steps, and you end with a polished deck, spreadsheet, or web app you can use or share.
It runs on GPT-5.6. You stay in control the whole way. Work asks before the steps that matter and gets your approval as it goes, and you never write a single line of code.
ChatGPT Work is available today in ChatGPT on web and mobile for Pro, Enterprise, and Edu, with Plus and Business rolling out over the next few days. In the ChatGPT desktop app, Chat, Work, and Codex are available on every plan, including Free, and is available globally to download on Windows and Mac.
Download the ChatGPT desktop app and try ChatGPT Work here: https://chatgpt.com/download/
@OpenAI #ChatGPT_Partner
📌 How the Internet of Cognition can transform outcomes in 5 real-world use cases:
- Read Scaling Out Superintelligence https://outshift.cisco.com/internet-of-cognition/whitepaper?utm_campaign=fy26q4_ioc_ww_paid-media_ioc-svg-wp_podcast&utm_channel=podcast&utm_source=podcast
- Try Internet of Cognition Interactive Demo https://outshift.cisco.com/internet-of-cognition/explore?utm_campaign=fy26q4_ioc_ww_paid-media_ioc-svg-explore_podcast&utm_channel=podcast&utm_source=podcast
- And visit https://outshift.cisco.com/?utm_campaign=fy26q4_ioc_ww_paid-media_ioc-svg-outshift_podcast&utm_channel=podcast&utm_source=podcast to Learn More
Dr. Fei-Fei Li built ImageNet, the dataset that set off the deep learning revolution. Now she runs World Labs, where she just raised $1 billion to teach AI something it still can't do: understand physical space. She sat down with me and David Rogier, CEO of Masterclass, who codes his own work tools now instead of buying software (his to-do app auto-deletes anything that sits on the list longer than a day and a half).
We get into what AI can already do and what it still can't, why the two loudest takes on AI — that it'll save the world, and that it'll take all the jobs — are both wrong, and what your kids' schooling and your own career actually look like in 10 years. Plus the one thing Fei-Fei and David both say matters more than which tools you use.Feeling behind on AI and don't know where to start? Start here.
*Timestamps:*
00:00 — Intro
04:47 — David's CEO playbook
08:57 — If the cost of intelligence goes to zero, what happens to your career?
12:38 — Mass layoff headlines vs. reality: what's actually driving AI fear
16:23 — What AI can and can't do right now
21:23 — What does a company look like in 10 years?
25:25 — The barbell effect: specialist vs. high-agency generalist
28:39 — The tools that actually changed how Fei-Fei Li works
31:11 — What is spatial intelligence
39:10 — How to build agency in yourself
45:52 — The easiest way to start with AI if you feel completely lost
*Links:*
📩 Follow my Future-Proof Newsletter: https://siliconvalleygirl.beehiiv.com/subscribe?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=futureproof-sub&utm_content=Fei-Fei
🔗 My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/siliconvalleygirl/
📌 My Companies & Products: https://partnerships.marinamogilko.co
#ai #podcast #siliconvalleygirl
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📌 How the Internet of Cognition can transform outcomes in 5 real-world use cases:
- Read Scaling Out Superintelligence https://outshift.cisco.com/internet-of-cognition/whitepaper?utm_campaign=fy26q4_ioc_ww_paid-media_ioc-svg-wp_podcast&utm_channel=podcast&utm_source=podcast
- Try Internet of Cognition Interactive Demo https://outshift.cisco.com/internet-of-cognition/explore?utm_campaign=fy26q4_ioc_ww_paid-media_ioc-svg-explore_podcast&utm_channel=podcast&utm_source=podcast
- And visit https://outshift.cisco.com/?utm_campaign=fy26q4_ioc_ww_paid-media_ioc-svg-outshift_podcast&utm_channel=podcast&utm_source=podcast to Learn More
Dr. Fei-Fei Li built ImageNet, the dataset that set off the deep learning revolution. Now she runs World Labs, where she just raised $1 billion to teach AI something it still can't do: understand physical space. She sat down with me and David Rogier, CEO of Masterclass, who codes his own work tools now instead of buying software (his to-do app auto-deletes anything that sits on the list longer than a day and a half).
We get into what AI can already do and what it still can't, why the two loudest takes on AI — that it'll save the world, and that it'll take all the jobs — are both wrong, and what your kids' schooling and your own career actually look like in 10 years. Plus the one thing Fei-Fei and David both say matters more than which tools you use.Feeling behind on AI and don't know where to start? Start here.
*Timestamps:*
00:00 — Intro
04:47 — David's CEO playbook
08:57 — If the cost of intelligence goes to zero, what happens to your career?
12:38 — Mass layoff headlines vs. reality: what's actually driving AI fear
16:23 — What AI can and can't do right now
21:23 — What does a company look like in 10 years?
25:25 — The barbell effect: specialist vs. high-agency generalist
28:39 — The tools that actually changed how Fei-Fei Li works
31:11 — What is spatial intelligence
39:10 — How to build agency in yourself
45:52 — The easiest way to start with AI if you feel completely lost
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