Best Podcast Episodes About Google Cloud

Best Podcast Episodes About Google Cloud

Everything podcasters are saying about Google Cloud — curated from top podcasts

Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 77 episodes
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Ridealong has curated the best and most interesting podcasts and clips about Google Cloud.

Top Podcast Clips About Google Cloud

This Week in Startups
“… Yeah we actually busy building chips for a bunch of companies We typically work with hyperscalers to build their own chips Think about like the Google Amazon Microsoft Meta type companies who are building their own hardware to do both training and inference And then we also work with semiconductor companies both GPU companies, as well as networking companies. So those are the people we build for. We're building a ton of chips right now. So I would say in the next year and two years, you're going to start running on light matter hardware. These will be in the new data centers. think about like …” “Nick, you were gonna add to this, your analysis. Yeah we actually busy building chips for a bunch of companies We typically work with hyperscalers to build their own chips Think about like the Google Amazon Microsoft Meta type companies who are building their own hardware to do both training and inference And then we also work with semiconductor companies both GPU companies, as well as networking companies. So those are the people we build for. We're building a ton of chips right now. So I would say in the next year and two years, you're going to start running on light matter hardware. These will be in the new data centers. think about like the texas stuff yeah core weave what's the one uh not star bay stargate another great film speaking of yes excellent film yeah and so there's a picture of um i think that's stargate and what you see in the middle is that plus i think is i think i was talking to jensen or the ceo of core weave about this somebody on my team will tell me i believe …” View more
Ridealong summary
Tech giants like Amazon and Google are investing billions to create their own custom chips, optimizing costs and enhancing performance for AI applications. With annual spending reaching over $200 billion, these companies are transitioning from software to hardware, reshaping the infrastructure landscape. This shift is driven by a race for power and efficiency in data centers, leading to innovations like micro nuclear reactors.
This Week in Startups · How 3 CEOs Use AI to Run $10B in Companies | This Week in AI · Apr 02, 2026
TBPN
“… have Alex Pruden from Project 11 coming on to break it down for us at noon. So Nick Carter was talking about this. He said, many are wondering what Google saw that caused them to revise their post-quantum cryptography transition deadline to 2029 this week. It was this and it's from research Google, research.google, which we will go through. Max the VC says, Google is basically saying we've cut the quantum resources needed to break Bitcoin's encryption by 20x. We can now break it. We can prove it. We're just not going to tell you how. We've slowed down research to give crypto a chance. You have …” “… the past year. Let's go. D-Wave is a $5 billion company. Yeah, there's apparently a bull market in Nick on our team's email inbox. Oh, yeah? Quantum companies. Really? Right now? Come on and talk about. Well, we do have someone coming on, right? We have Alex Pruden from Project 11 coming on to break it down for us at noon. So Nick Carter was talking about this. He said, many are wondering what Google saw that caused them to revise their post-quantum cryptography transition deadline to 2029 this week. It was this and it's from research Google, research.google, which we will go through. Max the VC says, Google is basically saying we've cut the quantum resources needed to break Bitcoin's encryption by 20x. We can now break it. We can prove it. We're just not going to tell you how. We've slowed down research to give crypto a chance. You have until 2029 to figure out a solution. Good luck. Elon chimed in and said, on the plus side, if you forgot your password, the password to your wallet, it will be accessible in the future. Also to everyone else. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. I mean, how do how do property rights if somebody if somebody does have a quantum computer and they crack your …” View more
Ridealong summary
Google has revealed a significant breakthrough in quantum computing that could potentially break Bitcoin's encryption by 2029. This revelation has sparked concerns among crypto developers, as they scramble to find solutions before quantum technology advances further. With major implications for cryptocurrency security, the race to quantum-proof Bitcoin is more urgent than ever.
TBPN · AI Is Coming for Your Memes, Axios NPM Package Compromised, Claude Code Source Code Leak | Alex Pruden, Qasar Younis, Sebastian Mallaby, Forrest Heath, Dino Mavrookas, Will Ahmed, Jannick Malling, Ryan Daniels, Chris Yu · Mar 31, 2026
TBPN
“… leaving the many broader issues teens face today unaddressed. Not mutually exclusive, but of course that is a reasonable position for Metta to take. Google also put out a statement. What do you think? they're like we're not even a social media company we're a vr company no no no google said oh yeah this understands youtube which is response which is a responsibly built streaming platform not a social media site that's true uh got the wrong guy yeah i i i think of youtube very much” “… body dysmorphia. Very, very sad situation. Very unfortunate for her, of course. In a statement, Metta said it disagrees with the verdict and plans to pursue an appeal, reducing something as complex as teen mental health to a single-cause risk, risks leaving the many broader issues teens face today unaddressed. Not mutually exclusive, but of course that is a reasonable position for Metta to take. Google also put out a statement. What do you think? they're like we're not even a social media company we're a vr company no no no google said oh yeah this understands youtube which is response which is a responsibly built streaming platform not a social media site that's true uh got the wrong guy yeah i i i think of youtube very much” View more
Ridealong summary
The legal challenges against Meta and Google highlight the complexity of attributing teen mental health issues solely to social media, as broader societal factors also play a significant role.
The legal challenges against Meta and Google highlight the complexity of attributing teen mental health issues solely to social media use, as broader societal factors also play a significant role.
TBPN · The Lawyer Who Beat Meta and Google, Revisiting The Jetsons, Japan Twitter | Tae Kim, Logan Bartlett, Sam Stephenson, Ben Broca, Brett Adcock, Andrei Serban · Mar 30, 2026
I've Had It
“… is i put on i hip news um and so i wanted to let you guys know i don know if you know this interesting thing The word MAGA and this is totally Google The word MAGA M in other languages all around the world mean similarly awful things And I feel like it is the universe telling us that Trump and his movement is the Antichrist. Okay, so here it goes. In Nigerian, which is pigeon, MAGA means fool, gullible person. In Japanese, it means calamity, misfortune, evil, disaster. In Latin, it means witch. In South African, it means lies. In Sudanese, it means dragon. and in the church of satan it is …” “… one from a listener named jen hi jen and palms this is jen from lake tahoe um i love you guys and i just want you to know uh a year ago you got me off suicide watch um and i've been listening to you ever since the first thing i do in the morning is i put on i hip news um and so i wanted to let you guys know i don know if you know this interesting thing The word MAGA and this is totally Google The word MAGA M in other languages all around the world mean similarly awful things And I feel like it is the universe telling us that Trump and his movement is the Antichrist. Okay, so here it goes. In Nigerian, which is pigeon, MAGA means fool, gullible person. In Japanese, it means calamity, misfortune, evil, disaster. In Latin, it means witch. In South African, it means lies. In Sudanese, it means dragon. and in the church of satan it is the fifth degree which is the highest degree you can achieve in the hierarchy meaning it's like the top priestess is called the maga and i just thought that was really interesting and i wanted you guys to know love you guys it's a great research really” View more
Ridealong summary
Did you know the acronym MAGA translates to negative meanings in various languages? A listener named Jen shares how 'MAGA' means 'fool' in Nigerian and 'calamity' in Japanese, suggesting that this could be a sign of Trump's movement being the 'Antichrist.' This humorous yet thought-provoking segment dives into the cultural implications of the term and its global interpretations.
I've Had It · Pull Your D*ck Out Of The Beehive · Apr 02, 2026
TechStuff
“… moments in the sun as the story progresses. Hinton talked he came on Tech Stuff and talked about how he ran an auction to sell ImageNet with Google, Microsoft and Baidu but in the end he all he really wanted was to go to Google. For Demis he was being courted as well by others including a dinner at Mark Zuckerberg's house in the I guess weeks or months after this first meeting with Larry Page at Elon Musk's birthday party. and he submitted Mark Zuckerberg to a test at this dinner right yeah that's right so the test was was a bit subtle predictably they sit down to dinner and Mark …” “… and then learns through trial and error. And in some ways, another strand in my book is the interplay between deep learning on the one hand and reinforcement learning on the other hand. And these two fields of artificial intelligence have their different moments in the sun as the story progresses. Hinton talked he came on Tech Stuff and talked about how he ran an auction to sell ImageNet with Google, Microsoft and Baidu but in the end he all he really wanted was to go to Google. For Demis he was being courted as well by others including a dinner at Mark Zuckerberg's house in the I guess weeks or months after this first meeting with Larry Page at Elon Musk's birthday party. and he submitted Mark Zuckerberg to a test at this dinner right yeah that's right so the test was was a bit subtle predictably they sit down to dinner and Mark Zuckerberg who's longing to buy DeepMind to get one over Google and this was not recently this was 10 years ago it's 2013 so so Mark Zuckerberg says um well I I think AI is the most important technology in human history it's extraordinary and you know i really hope you agree to join me at facebook uh because you know we could just do great things together …” View more
Ridealong summary
Demis Hassabis turned down a lucrative offer from Mark Zuckerberg to join Facebook, believing Zuckerberg's passion for AI was insincere. Instead, he opted for Google, where he could focus on his true passion: advancing artificial intelligence. This pivotal decision shaped the future of AI development and solidified Hassabis's role at Google DeepMind.
TechStuff · How Google DeepMind Accidentally Started the AI Race - The Story · Apr 01, 2026
The Growth Podcast
“that's just like part of Cloud Code. So that's taking up 2%. And then all of my tools that I have enabled right now, I have some MCPs, some custom agents, all of this together is taking up another 8%. And then I have a bunch of these, like right now I have Cloud and Chrome enabled. So this is one thing just right off the bat. do have a bunch of stuff that's turned on that you don't actually need and then you could go through and turn it off so that is like the quickest way …” “that's just like part of Cloud Code. So that's taking up 2%. And then all of my tools that I have enabled right now, I have some MCPs, some custom agents, all of this together is taking up another 8%. And then I have a bunch of these, like right now I have Cloud and Chrome enabled. So this is one thing just right off the bat. do have a bunch of stuff that's turned on that you don't actually need and then you could go through and turn it off so that is like the quickest way to just make sure that you're not eating up all your context yeah um but let's let's go through an example here so let's uh let's just give cloud a task where we're going to see it eat up a lot of its own context so we just saw right now to start this off we're at 16 so i'm just going to run a pretty normal command here which is research the top …” View more
Ridealong summary
Using subagents in Claude Code can drastically reduce context usage, keeping your main session clear. By delegating tasks to a clone of itself, Claude can perform complex searches without cluttering your workspace. This simple adjustment can save you from overwhelming your session with unnecessary data processing.
The Growth Podcast · How to Turn Claude Code into an Operating System with Carl Vellotti · Mar 30, 2026
Talk Python To Me
“… start. Yeah. So as we mentioned kind of at the beginning, deep agents and the agents you can build with the deep agents package are very general So Cloud Code is an example of a coding agent but you might want to build deep agents with all sorts of specializations And so our new open source library helps you do that And so you can see here we have basically a three-line code snippet. You import create deep agent from the deep agents package. You call create deep agent and you can add your own model, tools, prompt additions, kind of other configuration. And then you like have an agent that's …” “… it's it's pretty popular here all right so let's see I guess maybe let's talk about the programming model because I think that'll help make it concrete for people like what is what is the value of this you know maybe just talk us through this quick start. Yeah. So as we mentioned kind of at the beginning, deep agents and the agents you can build with the deep agents package are very general So Cloud Code is an example of a coding agent but you might want to build deep agents with all sorts of specializations And so our new open source library helps you do that And so you can see here we have basically a three-line code snippet. You import create deep agent from the deep agents package. You call create deep agent and you can add your own model, tools, prompt additions, kind of other configuration. And then you like have an agent that's ready to use and even deploy. So very basically easy way to get started with building effective agents. Awesome. So you might just say agent.invoke and use the research lane graph and write a summary. Yeah. So then what? How does it know what model to use? How does it go about that? Can it use tools and to-dos, you know, planning like we've discussed? …” View more
Ridealong summary
Deep Agents, a new open-source library from LangChain, allows developers to create specialized AI agents with ease. Launched just this summer, it has quickly gained popularity, enabling users to integrate tools and customize functionalities like planning and file access. With just a few lines of code, you can build an effective agent tailored to your needs.
Talk Python To Me · #543: Deep Agents: LangChain's SDK for Agents That Plan and Delegate · Apr 01, 2026
Modern Wisdom
“… thinking about the problems of AI? Well, most people know me or our work through the film The Social Dilemma. And I used to be a design ethicist at Google in 2012, 2013. So that basically meant how do you ethically design technology that is going to reshape especially the attention and information environment of humanity? So it's like, there I was at Google, it was 2012, 2013. This is in the heat of the kind of social media boom. I think Instagram had just been bought by Facebook. My friends in college started Instagram. So like, I was part of this cohort and milieu of people who really built …” “What is the journey of how you arrived thinking about the problems of AI? Well, most people know me or our work through the film The Social Dilemma. And I used to be a design ethicist at Google in 2012, 2013. So that basically meant how do you ethically design technology that is going to reshape especially the attention and information environment of humanity? So it's like, there I was at Google, it was 2012, 2013. This is in the heat of the kind of social media boom. I think Instagram had just been bought by Facebook. My friends in college started Instagram. So like, I was part of this cohort and milieu of people who really built this technology that the rest of the world just thought was natural. Like, this is just drinking water. Like, I just drink Instagram. I just live in this environment. And so while I saw billions of people enter into this psychological habitat, that I knew the handful of five or six people that were designing and tweaking it and making it work a …” View more
Ridealong summary
Tristan Harris, a tech ethicist known for his work in the film 'The Social Dilemma', warns about the hidden dangers of AI and technology. Reflecting on his time at Google during the social media boom, he discusses how a small group of designers has the power to manipulate human psychology, raising ethical concerns about technology's impact on our lives.
Modern Wisdom · #1079 - Tristan Harris - AI Expert Warns: “This Is The Last Mistake We’ll Ever Make” · Apr 02, 2026
Prof G Markets
“The relentless rise of chip stocks has hit a roadblock. Last week, US memory chip stocks shed $100 billion in market value after Google revealed an algorithm called TurboQuant that could reduce demand for the chips. Stocks rallied yesterday, though, as investors bought the dip, but they are still down for the past week. Meanwhile, the Iran war is stoking fears of a supply crunch in helium, a critical material in chip manufacturing. Despite yesterday's broad market rally, NVIDIA is still trading at a forward PE below the S&P 500 for the first time in 13 years. So lots going on …” “The relentless rise of chip stocks has hit a roadblock. Last week, US memory chip stocks shed $100 billion in market value after Google revealed an algorithm called TurboQuant that could reduce demand for the chips. Stocks rallied yesterday, though, as investors bought the dip, but they are still down for the past week. Meanwhile, the Iran war is stoking fears of a supply crunch in helium, a critical material in chip manufacturing. Despite yesterday's broad market rally, NVIDIA is still trading at a forward PE below the S&P 500 for the first time in 13 years. So lots going on in the chips market right now. Here to break down what's happening, we're speaking with Doug O'Loughlin, president of Semi-Analysis. Doug, great to see you. This movement in the chip market that we're seeing is a little bit confusing. I mean, first, Google comes out with this algorithm, TurboQuant, which supposedly is going to kill memory stocks and …” View more
Ridealong summary
Google's TurboQuant algorithm may not be the threat to memory chip stocks that many believe it to be, as industry expert Doug O'Loughlin argues it's more hype than substance. Despite a recent $100 billion drop in US memory chip stocks, the market rallied, indicating confusion driven by leverage and market dynamics rather than fundamental changes. O'Loughlin explains why TurboQuant is likely to have limited impact on chip demand, emphasizing the importance of context in evaluating such claims.
Prof G Markets · Brutal Quarter Ends With a Rally — But Risks Are Rising · Apr 01, 2026
Proven Podcast
“… access that the applications have to the rest of your digital footprint and information. The only other thing I would encourage is that the likes of Google through their Play Store, Apple through their store, go through very exhaustive steps to make sure that developers go through a pretty rigorous process. And that is a continuously monitored process. The applications when they drift or fall outside of the regulations of those platforms they essentially are given warnings and then nearly taken down immediately essentially if they don follow the framework for which Apple and Google established for …” “… pull associated there, pros and cons. You just have to understand that you're giving up some amount of your privacy. And then, again, take those minor steps that you can, going into the settings of these applications and then limiting the amount of access that the applications have to the rest of your digital footprint and information. The only other thing I would encourage is that the likes of Google through their Play Store, Apple through their store, go through very exhaustive steps to make sure that developers go through a pretty rigorous process. And that is a continuously monitored process. The applications when they drift or fall outside of the regulations of those platforms they essentially are given warnings and then nearly taken down immediately essentially if they don follow the framework for which Apple and Google established for being able to use applications or deploy applications on their platform So I would say for the most part, try as best you can to use those. If you're using an Android device, the Google Play Store is where you want to get your applications. If you're using an iOS device, obviously the Apple Store is where you want to get your applications. Try and …” View more
Ridealong summary
Data breaches can be catastrophic for small businesses, often leading to devastating financial losses and reputational damage. MK Palmore emphasizes the importance of understanding privacy trade-offs and maintaining consistent security practices to protect sensitive information. With the rise of cyber threats, taking proactive steps is essential for safeguarding your digital footprint.
Proven Podcast · FBI Cyber Expert Saves Your Business - M.K. Palmore · Apr 01, 2026
Silicon Valley Girl
“… to become more technical to survive learn to code get a data science certificate whatever That not wrong but it incomplete Yossi hires constantly at Google Research one of the most exciting places to be right now, and asks him directly, what are you actually looking for right now? And the answer wasn't a specific skill, it was the ability to think, adapt, and learn faster than technology changes. He said people need to relearn how to work even at senior levels because the tools shift every single month. But what that actually means in practice, the people pulling ahead aren't the ones who know …” “… will sometime even give all the buttons and simulation. And in fact, the technology is now available also in search mode. Trend number three, the skills that actually matter are shifting. The reflex most people have is AI is replacing jobs So I need to become more technical to survive learn to code get a data science certificate whatever That not wrong but it incomplete Yossi hires constantly at Google Research one of the most exciting places to be right now, and asks him directly, what are you actually looking for right now? And the answer wasn't a specific skill, it was the ability to think, adapt, and learn faster than technology changes. He said people need to relearn how to work even at senior levels because the tools shift every single month. But what that actually means in practice, the people pulling ahead aren't the ones who know more. They are the ones who know what to give to AI and what questions to ask when it gives back. So if there is one thing you should be working on, it's actually your judgment. How do you know what is good and what is bad in your job? That judgment is learnable. You can work for somebody who has perfect taste and learn it from them. But almost nobody …” View more
Ridealong summary
In the AI era, the most valuable skill is not technical expertise but the ability to think critically and adapt. Google VP Yossi Matias emphasizes that hiring decisions hinge on a candidate's judgment and strategic thinking, rather than just their technical skills. As technology evolves rapidly, the workforce must focus on learning how to work effectively with AI, making human judgment essential for success.
Silicon Valley Girl · The AI Skills Gap Is Real: Google VP on Why People Are Falling Behind and What to Do Right Now | Yossi Matias · Apr 01, 2026
Security Now (Audio)
“… bit, but a lot of sleight of hand. had been going on behind the scenes with the use of, for example, highly contrived factorization targets. Now, Google appears to disagree, or perhaps they're just taking the better to be safe than sorry approach. The news of last week is that Google has moved the what they call the so-called Q day to 2029, only three years from now. Google expects threat actors to break classic public key encryption using quantum computers by the end of this decade. OK, you know, they've introduced a 2029 timeline to secure their products. That is as their deadline to finish …” “… of RSA-style public key crypto. Last year, it appeared that the world had a much longer way to go than was assumed because that takedown of all of the progress that was being claimed, which we examined carefully, convincingly revealed that not a little bit, but a lot of sleight of hand. had been going on behind the scenes with the use of, for example, highly contrived factorization targets. Now, Google appears to disagree, or perhaps they're just taking the better to be safe than sorry approach. The news of last week is that Google has moved the what they call the so-called Q day to 2029, only three years from now. Google expects threat actors to break classic public key encryption using quantum computers by the end of this decade. OK, you know, they've introduced a 2029 timeline to secure their products. That is as their deadline to finish securing their products with post-quantum crypto PQC protections. Both Chrome and Google Cloud already have PQC, post-quantum crypto, protections in place, and Android is getting them later this year. We also know that Apple and Signal have both already added post-quantum crypto to their messaging platforms. In addition, Cloudflare, AWS, Azure, …” View more
Ridealong summary
Google predicts that quantum computers could break public key encryption by 2029, prompting a rush for post-quantum crypto protections. While some experts doubt this timeline, major tech players are already implementing quantum-safe measures. This proactive approach may safeguard our data against potential future threats, blending old and new encryption methods for added security.
Security Now (Audio) · SN 1072: LiteLLM - Click Fix Attacks Surge · Mar 31, 2026
The Home Service Expert Podcast
“… a good mix of clients, our own businesses, consultation with other companies and seeing what actually what it takes to win at any given time. And is Google still God or is the LLMs catching up or what about Bing? Great question. Google is still God. They have the lion's share of all search, the lion's share of of all lead flow. depending on the industry, Bing can be a really valuable channel. And then LLMs are definitely up and coming, shifting consumer behavior, shifting how people search. I think we'll see more and more of the chat style search results from Google as LLMs become more popular. …” “… always be around. And as an operator, as a builder, as a strategist, just focusing on staying ahead of the curve or at least on the curve is something we've been doing for essentially my whole life, my whole adult life, definitely. So just having a good mix of clients, our own businesses, consultation with other companies and seeing what actually what it takes to win at any given time. And is Google still God or is the LLMs catching up or what about Bing? Great question. Google is still God. They have the lion's share of all search, the lion's share of of all lead flow. depending on the industry, Bing can be a really valuable channel. And then LLMs are definitely up and coming, shifting consumer behavior, shifting how people search. I think we'll see more and more of the chat style search results from Google as LLMs become more popular. And LLM is large language model. It's like a chat GBT or a clod or there's perplexity. there's a lot of different ones. You know, what's really interesting is Google's changed a lot. It used to be the seven pack. So basically with GVP or Google, my businesses, it gives you the hours, the reviews, and it doesn't really cost much. I mean, it's not like …” View more
Ridealong summary
Google is increasingly prioritizing paid ads over organic search traffic, leading to a significant drop in leads for many businesses. With changes like Local Services Ads, companies may find their organic reach halved, forcing them to adapt or risk losing potential customers. This evolution in search dynamics highlights the critical need for businesses to rethink their digital marketing strategies.
The Home Service Expert Podcast · How to Optimize Your SEO Strategy and Start Converting (Nate Fischer) · Mar 31, 2026
TBPN
“Maybe, I don't know. Has anyone at Anthropic commented on this at all? I haven't seen anything. I haven't seen anyone. There is news out of Google. A Google paper warns crypto on quantum risk ahead of 2029 timeline. So we heard about the risk of quantum computing affecting the cryptocurrency industry crypto projects broadly There is some new research out of Google that provides some more perspective So Google researchers have warned that future quantum computers may be able to break some of the cryptography protecting Bitcoin and other digital assets with fewer resources than previously …” “Maybe, I don't know. Has anyone at Anthropic commented on this at all? I haven't seen anything. I haven't seen anyone. There is news out of Google. A Google paper warns crypto on quantum risk ahead of 2029 timeline. So we heard about the risk of quantum computing affecting the cryptocurrency industry crypto projects broadly There is some new research out of Google that provides some more perspective So Google researchers have warned that future quantum computers may be able to break some of the cryptography protecting Bitcoin and other digital assets with fewer resources than previously thought adding urgency to the debate over how the industry should prepare The researchers did not indicate such a machine exists today, but said new work suggests the computing power needed to carry out that kind of attack may be lower than earlier estimates had suggested. In a Google Research blog post, this is from Bloomberg, the researchers said …” View more
Ridealong summary
Google warns that future quantum computers could break Bitcoin's encryption much sooner than expected, with a 20-fold reduction in necessary resources. The tech giant urges the crypto industry to adopt post-quantum cryptography by 2029 to safeguard digital assets. This revelation raises urgent questions about the future of cryptocurrency security and the potential for unseen hackers to exploit vulnerabilities before the deadline.
TBPN · AI Is Coming for Your Memes, Crypto’s Quantum Clock, Axios Hack| Diet TBPN · Apr 01, 2026
This Week in Startups
“… OpenClaw for the last two months. Today, it is a team of six agents running on my Mac Mini. They pretty much automate everything that I do outside Google. So quick context for the viewers and for you, Jason and Lon. Outside Google, I started an awesome LLM apps repo, which was an open source LLM apps plus agent templates for users to build on top of. So they can just use those templates, build on top of. That repo crossed 100,000 stars. and it was such a pain to manage a single person site shop. Apart from that, I have newsletters and whatever I learned with these two goes on my social media. So …” “Please welcome Shubham Sabu to the show. Shubham, thanks for being here. Thank you, Jason. Thank you, Lon, for having me. Yeah, welcome. Yes, super excited to talk about OpenClaw. I've been running OpenClaw for the last two months. Today, it is a team of six agents running on my Mac Mini. They pretty much automate everything that I do outside Google. So quick context for the viewers and for you, Jason and Lon. Outside Google, I started an awesome LLM apps repo, which was an open source LLM apps plus agent templates for users to build on top of. So they can just use those templates, build on top of. That repo crossed 100,000 stars. and it was such a pain to manage a single person site shop. Apart from that, I have newsletters and whatever I learned with these two goes on my social media. So that would take hours and hours of my time outside Google So it pretty much working like 20 hours or 18 to 20 hours before Google Then I came across this thing called OpenClaw I did not use it for 15-20 days since its launch and then I see it popping up on Twitter, X and LinkedIn and Reddit” View more
Ridealong summary
OpenClaw has revolutionized my daily tasks, automating everything I do outside of Google. After struggling to manage a popular open-source LLM apps repository, I discovered OpenClaw and assembled a team of six agents on my Mac Mini. This tool has saved me countless hours, allowing me to focus on what truly matters.
This Week in Startups · The 5-Step Framework for AI Agents That Improve While You Sleep | E2269 · Mar 31, 2026
The Neuron: AI Explained
“… But I would say in some ways, in that exact way, right? So when we're talking about specific solutions, like let's say a Microsoft Co-Pilot or a Google Gemini that's embedded in Workspace already. those companies already have these motions, right? And with Copilot in particular, that's kind of the easiest example because you're already, Microsoft has a massive indirect channel worldwide for N365 as a software suite. So now that expansion is kind of a land and expand on if your customers are already using N365, we want you to go have the conversation and add the Copilot licenses. And then we …” “… then, you know, bringing the AI into it, how would then an AI company or an AI purchaser use the channel in this way? Like, well, let's maybe like spell that out. Yeah, no, that's a great question. And Katie, feel free to jump in whenever you'd like. But I would say in some ways, in that exact way, right? So when we're talking about specific solutions, like let's say a Microsoft Co-Pilot or a Google Gemini that's embedded in Workspace already. those companies already have these motions, right? And with Copilot in particular, that's kind of the easiest example because you're already, Microsoft has a massive indirect channel worldwide for N365 as a software suite. So now that expansion is kind of a land and expand on if your customers are already using N365, we want you to go have the conversation and add the Copilot licenses. And then we want you to also be able to enable them to use the co-pilot so that they don't, to be really blunt about it, get mad that they're paying more now. Right. And then it's not being used, which is kind of an issue. Yeah. So that kind of wrap around, like, don't just sell it, get people to use it conversation is where a lot of AI companies, I think, are …” View more
Ridealong summary
AI companies can maximize their impact by leveraging existing distribution channels, like Microsoft's Co-Pilot embedded in N365. This approach not only boosts sales but also ensures customers effectively utilize the tools they're paying for, preventing dissatisfaction. As the AI landscape rapidly evolves, understanding this channel strategy becomes crucial for both AI providers and their partners.
The Neuron: AI Explained · The Hidden Industry That Controls The Tech Your Company Uses · Mar 30, 2026
AI For Humans: Weekly AI News, Tools & Trends
“… show. We are in this kind of like churning mode right now where things are just going faster and faster. I mean, case in point, there are two new Google updates today that feel like, you know, a few years ago, these would have been like major hurrahs. But like there's a new audio model from Google that is really specifically important for agentic AI audio interactions, which you and I both know really well. This is Gemini 3.1 Flash Live. and kev what i'd be interested in let's play this this uh tweet from josh woodward because there's some audio in here and we'll get a sense of like how it's …” “… model, the spud model coming out in a few weeks. So I guess that means that we're going to keep seeing this acceleration that we've noticed in the last little bit. And I guess not surprising. Like it just feels like we're like you mentioned in the last show. We are in this kind of like churning mode right now where things are just going faster and faster. I mean, case in point, there are two new Google updates today that feel like, you know, a few years ago, these would have been like major hurrahs. But like there's a new audio model from Google that is really specifically important for agentic AI audio interactions, which you and I both know really well. This is Gemini 3.1 Flash Live. and kev what i'd be interested in let's play this this uh tweet from josh woodward because there's some audio in here and we'll get a sense of like how it's improved versus what we had before gemini i'm at the gym give me a quick three-step finisher for triceps a great finisher is triceps pushdowns with a rope attachment okay so kevin is that a great failure let me i don't know this but is that a great finisher yeah that's a totally fine finisher if you want to polish it off i mean If you got so many …” View more
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Google's latest audio model, Gemini 3.1 Flash Live, dramatically enhances AI audio interactions, showcasing impressive speed and responsiveness. This leap in technology demonstrates how rapidly advancements are occurring in AI, making what once seemed groundbreaking feel commonplace. With ongoing updates, the race for artificial general intelligence continues to accelerate.
AI For Humans: Weekly AI News, Tools & Trends · OpenAI's Path to AGI: Kill Sora, Launch a Potato · Mar 27, 2026
Bankless
“… on this thing, and they're DeFi mulleting it, which is just like 6% yield if you sign up. So pretty cool expansion there. David, let's talk about Google and QDay and Ethereum and Bitcoin. So this caught my eye. This was March 25th. Google released a post saying quantum frontiers may be closer than they appear. We're setting a timeline for post-quantum cryptography migration to 2029. They say, as a pioneer in both quantum and PQC, it's our responsibility to lead by example and share an ambitious timeline. They said they're doing this to accelerate timelines across the industry because they think …” “… not heard of it either, but it's kind of like a membership type of service. So think of Shopify, met Discord, met Gumroad. kind of combination for creators. And they kind of combine it all in one platform. So there's a lot of payments, a lot of assets on this thing, and they're DeFi mulleting it, which is just like 6% yield if you sign up. So pretty cool expansion there. David, let's talk about Google and QDay and Ethereum and Bitcoin. So this caught my eye. This was March 25th. Google released a post saying quantum frontiers may be closer than they appear. We're setting a timeline for post-quantum cryptography migration to 2029. They say, as a pioneer in both quantum and PQC, it's our responsibility to lead by example and share an ambitious timeline. They said they're doing this to accelerate timelines across the industry because they think quantum is nigh and it's coming closer than people think. 2029, they plan to have all Google infrastructure updated to post-quantum cryptography that, of course, wouldn't be susceptible to a quantum computing attack. Now, if they are just updating it because they want to be ambitious and aggressive, that's one thing. If they're updating it because …” View more
Ridealong summary
Google has set an ambitious timeline to transition its infrastructure to post-quantum cryptography by 2029, signaling that the quantum computing threat may be closer than we think. This move is not just precautionary; it suggests that evidence of imminent quantum advancements could necessitate this upgrade. The implications of such a shift could redefine security in digital finance and beyond.
Bankless · ROLLUP: The World is On the Clock | The Clarity Act | Crypto Mortgages | Bitmine Staking · Mar 27, 2026
Modern Wisdom
“… that, Sean, what's your heritage? Indian. Indian. Interesting that you say that. Seamless transition. Seth Stevens-Davidowitz, ex-data scientist at Google, wrote a very famous book called Everybody Lies. Analyzed Google autocomplete search frequency data for phrases beginning with, my husband wants. Across the world, queries are relatively common. My husband wants sex all the time. My husband wants a divorce. My husband wants a threesome. I searched earlier on today. My husband wants a gaycation for some reason turned up quite high. But in India, the most common completion was my husband wants me …” “To get you back for that, Sean, what's your heritage? Indian. Indian. Interesting that you say that. Seamless transition. Seth Stevens-Davidowitz, ex-data scientist at Google, wrote a very famous book called Everybody Lies. Analyzed Google autocomplete search frequency data for phrases beginning with, my husband wants. Across the world, queries are relatively common. My husband wants sex all the time. My husband wants a divorce. My husband wants a threesome. I searched earlier on today. My husband wants a gaycation for some reason turned up quite high. But in India, the most common completion was my husband wants me to breastfeed him. This pattern appeared far more frequently in India than any other country. In India, searches about breastfeeding a husband appear roughly as often as searches about breastfeeding a baby. Wow. Before you make a comment, Sean, bring her through. You can play this game. Bonnie, come on down. I think the most shocking part about …” View more
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A surprising statistic reveals that in India, the most common Google search completion for 'my husband wants' is 'my husband wants me to breastfeed him.' This trend stands out globally, where searches related to breastfeeding a husband are as frequent as those for breastfeeding a baby. The discussion dives into potential psychological and cultural implications behind this phenomenon, referencing data from Pornhub's analysis of popular porn categories worldwide.
Modern Wisdom · #1078 - New Studio Launch Party - Indian Fetishes, Betting on Wars & Tom Cruise · Mar 30, 2026
How I AI
“… so any help that I can get on that front is amazing. But the problem that I've seen with a lot of systems when I watch other people use AI and use cloud code in this way is like it involves a lot of setup and it involves a lot of organization. And like, they're like, look at this amazing system I built, where it pulls my top priorities. And, you know, it pulls all this kind of stuff. And I'm like, you've already lost me because the whole point of this is that I don't want to put work into maintaining a system. I don't want to do a bunch of setup. I don't want to like, like, I just want to get …” “And so any help that I can get on that front is amazing. But the problem that I've seen with a lot of systems when I watch other people use AI and use cloud code in this way is like it involves a lot of setup and it involves a lot of organization. And like, they're like, look at this amazing system I built, where it pulls my top priorities. And, you know, it pulls all this kind of stuff. And I'm like, you've already lost me because the whole point of this is that I don't want to put work into maintaining a system. I don't want to do a bunch of setup. I don't want to like, like, I just want to get started and have my problem solved. And that's what I'm going to try to show you today is how I approach that in a way that, you know, we talked about this sort of like the anti-system system. That's my philosophy in all of this. Well, and I think from a personal productivity perspective, there is this spectrum that I talk about, which is I think …” View more
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Al Gore's chaotic desktop reveals a surprising truth about productivity: perfection isn't necessary for success. Hilary Gridley shares how she embraces a minimalist approach to life admin using AI, avoiding complex systems that require extensive setup. Instead, she focuses on simple tools that help her capture tasks effortlessly, illustrating a fresh perspective on personal productivity.
How I AI · How to turn Claude Code into your personal life operating system | Hilary Gridley · Mar 30, 2026

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