Inside The MIT AI Study Everyone Misunderstood (And What It Means For Startups)

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What Founders Have To Unlearn To Become Great CEOs

Spenser Skates has spent more than a decade building Amplitude from a YC startup into a public company, and in that time, he's had to reinvent himself just as much as the product.Joining the Lightcone pod, he talks through the shift from founder to large-company CEO, the skeptici ...  Show more

AI Is Eating Logistics

Logistics is a multi-trillion-dollar industry that quietly powers the entire global economy — and it's shockingly manual.Ryan Petersen, founder & CEO of Flexport, joins the Lightcone to break down how AI is finally touching the physical world: making shipping cheaper, ...

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