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We Took More Than 40 Rides In A Tesla Robotaxi | Our Initial Thoughts - Episode #22 of The Gigacast ---------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Introduction to Robotaxi 1:05 Omar's first thoughts about the Tesla Robotaxi launch in Austin 2:45 Sawyer's first thoughts 10:00 The Safety Driver 13:30 Entertainment in the Robotaxi 14:45 The Rideshares App and Differences Between Robotaxi and Standard Model Fleet 19:10 How many Tesla Robotaxis are there today 21:12 Problems with the launch so far 26:00 A moment of optimism for Autonomous Vehicles 29:20 Tesla vs Waymo | The race is here NOW 33:10 How many players will there be in this space Challenges that did with the launch | What Is Uber's Future 45:00 Are we all going to become fat and lazy 46:50 Tesla FSD in New York City 48:15 What is next for Tesla, Robotaxi, Elon Musk, and legacy automakers 1:05:05 Final comments ----------------------------------------------------------
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We Took More Than 40 Rides In A Tesla Robotaxi | Our Initial Thoughts - Episode #22 of The Gigacast ---------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Introduction to Robotaxi 1:05 Omar's first thoughts about the Tesla Robotaxi launch in Austin 2:45 Sawyer's first thoughts 10:00 The Safety Driver 13:30 Entertainment in the Robotaxi 14:45 The Rideshares App and Differences Between Robotaxi and Standard Model Fleet 19:10 How many Tesla Robotaxis are there today 21:12 Problems with the launch so far 26:00 A moment of optimism for Autonomous Vehicles 29:20 Tesla vs Waymo | The race is here NOW 33:10 How many players will there be in this space Challenges that did with the launch | What Is Uber's Future 45:00 Are we all going to become fat and lazy 46:50 Tesla FSD in New York City 48:15 What is next for Tesla, Robotaxi, Elon Musk, and legacy automakers 1:05:05 Final comments ----------------------------------------------------------

Rallies

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. OpenLedger x : The full episode Our core contributor Ram sat down with Sreeram Kannan (founder ) to discuss verifiable AI, crypto's app problem, AI's trust problem and much more Check out the video below to learn more Timestamps: 00:00 Sreeram's introduction 00:29 How to build verification for AI systems 01:27 The Crypto and AI problem 03:10 Unstoppable AGI 05:08 What is Verifiable AI 06:05 The Verifiability Problem with Centralized AI 07:15 The current state of AI and its future 08:48 How humans are getting better at intelligence extraction 10:31 What is OpenLedger doing 11:50 Where LLMs fall short and how co-ordination helps 12:50 SLMs are already there 13:29 Crypto as an incentivisation mechanism 15:38 Apps with commitments, achieving product market fit 16:50 Existing examples of commitments in society 18:24 Investable AI 19:00 Data contributors as co-owner 21:30 The solution for the incentivisation problem 22:25 Explaining explainable AI 23:58 Trusting the trustless way 25:07 Data is the new oil 25:40 The idea of openledger is very crypto native 26:50 David v Goliath (in the data perspective) 28:03 What Eigen is working on 29:06 Making unstoppable verifiable AI practically possible 32:20 What Sreeram uses for productivity 33:30 Make Eigen Labs agentic 34:16 (community question) How Sreeram frames his prompts 36:08 (community question) What's the momentum driver for blockchain apps and what is Sreeram most excited about? (ZkTLS) 38:54 (community question) Where is attribution and verification really needed in AI?
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. OpenLedger x : The full episode Our core contributor Ram sat down with Sreeram Kannan (founder ) to discuss verifiable AI, crypto's app problem, AI's trust problem and much more Check out the video below to learn more Timestamps: 00:00 Sreeram's introduction 00:29 How to build verification for AI systems 01:27 The Crypto and AI problem 03:10 Unstoppable AGI 05:08 What is Verifiable AI 06:05 The Verifiability Problem with Centralized AI 07:15 The current state of AI and its future 08:48 How humans are getting better at intelligence extraction 10:31 What is OpenLedger doing 11:50 Where LLMs fall short and how co-ordination helps 12:50 SLMs are already there 13:29 Crypto as an incentivisation mechanism 15:38 Apps with commitments, achieving product market fit 16:50 Existing examples of commitments in society 18:24 Investable AI 19:00 Data contributors as co-owner 21:30 The solution for the incentivisation problem 22:25 Explaining explainable AI 23:58 Trusting the trustless way 25:07 Data is the new oil 25:40 The idea of openledger is very crypto native 26:50 David v Goliath (in the data perspective) 28:03 What Eigen is working on 29:06 Making unstoppable verifiable AI practically possible 32:20 What Sreeram uses for productivity 33:30 Make Eigen Labs agentic 34:16 (community question) How Sreeram frames his prompts 36:08 (community question) What's the momentum driver for blockchain apps and what is Sreeram most excited about? (ZkTLS) 38:54 (community question) Where is attribution and verification really needed in AI?

OpenLedger

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New social media apps are leaning into the ways of the old internet. And they’re growing. In our latest documentary, dagsen covers this wave of anti-algorithmic social media and asks whether it points to a healthier future online. 00:31 Surveying students about their social media habits 01:45 Speaking to Tyler Bainbridge, founder of Perfectly Imperfect, about the platform’s culture and its recommendation-driven social network 04:18 What is an algorithm? 04:56 Retro's founder helped create Instagram Stories 05:17 How does Retro work? 06:01 Is a non-addictive social media app possible? 07:10 Does social media bring you closer to your friends? 07:40 Dagsen’s take on social media 08:13 Speaking to users and employees of Perfectly Imperfect and Retro
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New social media apps are leaning into the ways of the old internet. And they’re growing. In our latest documentary, dagsen covers this wave of anti-algorithmic social media and asks whether it points to a healthier future online. 00:31 Surveying students about their social media habits 01:45 Speaking to Tyler Bainbridge, founder of Perfectly Imperfect, about the platform’s culture and its recommendation-driven social network 04:18 What is an algorithm? 04:56 Retro's founder helped create Instagram Stories 05:17 How does Retro work? 06:01 Is a non-addictive social media app possible? 07:10 Does social media bring you closer to your friends? 07:40 Dagsen’s take on social media 08:13 Speaking to users and employees of Perfectly Imperfect and Retro

Soon

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Harvey C. Mansfield on how intellectuals replaced priests. Audrey Unverferth 00:00 — Preview 00:35 — Is America too feminine? 01:01 — Men are unemployed 03:17 — What Simone de Beauvoir gets wrong 04:32 — Love vs. lust 06:08 — Do you want to be alone? 07:39 — How was Margaret Thatcher manly? 10:44 — Should conservatives police their ranks? 13:37 — Read John Locke 15:35 — Pluralism today 19:36 — How have our elites failed? What do populists get wrong? 25:43 — Anti-Americanism at Harvard 29:50 — Can the universities be saved? 30:41 — Why UATX? 31:37 — Tocqueville's wisdom 35:59 — America's biggest long-term threat 37:51 — Remembering Leo Strauss 38:45 — Prof. Mansfield's intellectual adversary 40:47 — Machiavelli's legacy 45:02 — What happens when intellectuals replace priests? 47:06 — Should UATX be neutral? 48:52 — How Prof. Mansfield wastes time 49:07 — If mass culture poisons the soul, what should we consume instead?
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Harvey C. Mansfield on how intellectuals replaced priests. Audrey Unverferth 00:00 — Preview 00:35 — Is America too feminine? 01:01 — Men are unemployed 03:17 — What Simone de Beauvoir gets wrong 04:32 — Love vs. lust 06:08 — Do you want to be alone? 07:39 — How was Margaret Thatcher manly? 10:44 — Should conservatives police their ranks? 13:37 — Read John Locke 15:35 — Pluralism today 19:36 — How have our elites failed? What do populists get wrong? 25:43 — Anti-Americanism at Harvard 29:50 — Can the universities be saved? 30:41 — Why UATX? 31:37 — Tocqueville's wisdom 35:59 — America's biggest long-term threat 37:51 — Remembering Leo Strauss 38:45 — Prof. Mansfield's intellectual adversary 40:47 — Machiavelli's legacy 45:02 — What happens when intellectuals replace priests? 47:06 — Should UATX be neutral? 48:52 — How Prof. Mansfield wastes time 49:07 — If mass culture poisons the soul, what should we consume instead?

University of Austin (UATX)

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E181: The Wolf Of All Streets - Bitcoin and chill. That's the whole thesis Scott Melker hosts The Wolf Of All Streets and just launched the first daily crypto show on a mainstream network with Yahoo Finance. He was a DJ before he was a trader, got wrecked as a top creditor in the Voyager collapse, and rebuilt his entire approach to money around one asset. We get into why he's almost entirely Bitcoin now, what he actually tells his audience to do with their cash, and what guests say once the cameras stop rolling. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:52 Why Scott dressed up for this Podcast 02:54 Where does the optimism come from? 03:41 Something that never got better? 04:43 Who are you? 07:05 Why do DJs fall down the crypto rabbit hole? 08:48 Did you actually make money trading? 09:51 When did you go beyond trading? 11:42 Sponsor: Variational , Bitwise 12:34 Is crypto still relevant in 2026? 13:33 Does crypto go higher from here? 14:38 How do I participate without building a business? 16:11 What do you buy every month? 18:50 How do you form your opinions? 20:04 What about yield? 21:01 Can you still make it in crypto without a business? 21:52 Will Bitcoin trade much higher? 23:42 Taking a media business to the next level 25:14 How did the Yahoo Finance show happen? 26:29 How to not get bored when crypto gets boring? 28:06 Sponsor: KAST 28:58 Crypto media sucks - how do we grow the pie? 30:00 Biggest lessons from interviewing the best? 31:44 What do you tell the dad who wants to trade Bitcoin? 34:17 How does the average Joe get rich in 2026? 35:37 What did you learn in 2022? 38:05 What do you buy besides Bitcoin? 39:23 Scott's most unexpected best interview? 41:25 When did a personal brand become a game changer? 43:00 The biggest myth about investing 44:12 Sponsor: Jupiter , Ethena 44:52 What's your goal with your media company? 47:17 Do you have a number in mind? 49:05 What's the risk of not owning Bitcoin? 50:38 What do you hear behind the scenes? 52:01 How do you stay motivated in a bear market? 53:32 Give us your optimism
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E181: The Wolf Of All Streets - Bitcoin and chill. That's the whole thesis Scott Melker hosts The Wolf Of All Streets and just launched the first daily crypto show on a mainstream network with Yahoo Finance. He was a DJ before he was a trader, got wrecked as a top creditor in the Voyager collapse, and rebuilt his entire approach to money around one asset. We get into why he's almost entirely Bitcoin now, what he actually tells his audience to do with their cash, and what guests say once the cameras stop rolling. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:52 Why Scott dressed up for this Podcast 02:54 Where does the optimism come from? 03:41 Something that never got better? 04:43 Who are you? 07:05 Why do DJs fall down the crypto rabbit hole? 08:48 Did you actually make money trading? 09:51 When did you go beyond trading? 11:42 Sponsor: Variational , Bitwise 12:34 Is crypto still relevant in 2026? 13:33 Does crypto go higher from here? 14:38 How do I participate without building a business? 16:11 What do you buy every month? 18:50 How do you form your opinions? 20:04 What about yield? 21:01 Can you still make it in crypto without a business? 21:52 Will Bitcoin trade much higher? 23:42 Taking a media business to the next level 25:14 How did the Yahoo Finance show happen? 26:29 How to not get bored when crypto gets boring? 28:06 Sponsor: KAST 28:58 Crypto media sucks - how do we grow the pie? 30:00 Biggest lessons from interviewing the best? 31:44 What do you tell the dad who wants to trade Bitcoin? 34:17 How does the average Joe get rich in 2026? 35:37 What did you learn in 2022? 38:05 What do you buy besides Bitcoin? 39:23 Scott's most unexpected best interview? 41:25 When did a personal brand become a game changer? 43:00 The biggest myth about investing 44:12 Sponsor: Jupiter , Ethena 44:52 What's your goal with your media company? 47:17 Do you have a number in mind? 49:05 What's the risk of not owning Bitcoin? 50:38 What do you hear behind the scenes? 52:01 How do you stay motivated in a bear market? 53:32 Give us your optimism

MR SHIFT 🦁

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You don’t know people as well as you think. Polina Pompliano studies the world’s highest performers—and what she’s found challenges how we think about success, creativity, and human behavior. From mental models to media bias to the hidden motivations driving people, this is a deep dive into how great thinkers actually see the world. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Intro 02:12 – How Polina Breaks Down High Performers 06:02 – Rationality vs Emotion 10:03 – Creativity and Logic 15:30 – The Power of Storytelling 19:00 – Building The Profile 22:29 – The Mask vs The Real Person 30:48 – Growing Up in Bulgaria 36:03 – What Freedom Actually Means 40:17 – Why We’re All in Ideological “Cults” 01:00:15 – What She Learned From Profiling People
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You don’t know people as well as you think. Polina Pompliano studies the world’s highest performers—and what she’s found challenges how we think about success, creativity, and human behavior. From mental models to media bias to the hidden motivations driving people, this is a deep dive into how great thinkers actually see the world. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Intro 02:12 – How Polina Breaks Down High Performers 06:02 – Rationality vs Emotion 10:03 – Creativity and Logic 15:30 – The Power of Storytelling 19:00 – Building The Profile 22:29 – The Mask vs The Real Person 30:48 – Growing Up in Bulgaria 36:03 – What Freedom Actually Means 40:17 – Why We’re All in Ideological “Cults” 01:00:15 – What She Learned From Profiling People

Infinite Loops 🎙

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We know this shutdown is scary! New Mexico is a split screen right now. While national Republicans have shut down the government and healthcare for millions, Democrats in New Mexico are leading the way with a Special Session to fix healthcare, food assistance, and to protect our people. Which is why I couldn’t be prouder to be a New Mexican today. But, we know many of you have questions. So let’s break down how we got here, what will be closed and open, and how we’re fighting for our communities. You can also check out our frequently asked questions on our website or call us at (505) 346-6781. Stay strong, everyone! 💕
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We know this shutdown is scary! New Mexico is a split screen right now. While national Republicans have shut down the government and healthcare for millions, Democrats in New Mexico are leading the way with a Special Session to fix healthcare, food assistance, and to protect our people. Which is why I couldn’t be prouder to be a New Mexican today. But, we know many of you have questions. So let’s break down how we got here, what will be closed and open, and how we’re fighting for our communities. You can also check out our frequently asked questions on our website or call us at (505) 346-6781. Stay strong, everyone! 💕

Rep. Melanie Stansbury

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How does the US-funded Israeli government treat Christians in the Holy Land? We asked some. Listen carefully to their accounts. This will shock you. (00:00) Monologue (05:28) How Are Christians Doing in the Holy Land? (16:57) Do Christians in the Holy Land Receive Support From Christians Around the World? (22:25) Jordan’s Muslim King Funds Christian Holy Sites as Huckabee Fails Jerusalem’s Christians (29:56) The Christian Hospital in Gaza That Was Bombed Eight Times by Israel (33:21) How Many People Have Been Killed in Gaza? (35:00) How Are Christians Treated in Israel? (41:38) How Much Has Jewish Extremism Increased in Jerusalem? (44:19) West Bank Reality and Christian Life in Jordan (51:54) How Are Christians Treated in Jordan? (1:01:56) How Has Jordan Remained Stable Despite Refugees and Energy Shortages? (1:08:28) Why Israel Makes It Difficult for Christians to Visit Holy Sites (1:15:07) Why Christians Are Safer in Jordan Than Israel (1:20:07) What’s Next for Gaza? (1:24:31) Where Is This All Going?
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How does the US-funded Israeli government treat Christians in the Holy Land? We asked some. Listen carefully to their accounts. This will shock you. (00:00) Monologue (05:28) How Are Christians Doing in the Holy Land? (16:57) Do Christians in the Holy Land Receive Support From Christians Around the World? (22:25) Jordan’s Muslim King Funds Christian Holy Sites as Huckabee Fails Jerusalem’s Christians (29:56) The Christian Hospital in Gaza That Was Bombed Eight Times by Israel (33:21) How Many People Have Been Killed in Gaza? (35:00) How Are Christians Treated in Israel? (41:38) How Much Has Jewish Extremism Increased in Jerusalem? (44:19) West Bank Reality and Christian Life in Jordan (51:54) How Are Christians Treated in Jordan? (1:01:56) How Has Jordan Remained Stable Despite Refugees and Energy Shortages? (1:08:28) Why Israel Makes It Difficult for Christians to Visit Holy Sites (1:15:07) Why Christians Are Safer in Jordan Than Israel (1:20:07) What’s Next for Gaza? (1:24:31) Where Is This All Going?

Tucker Carlson

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