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1:02:39ZH → EnglishKevin Xu and Sophia on Products, Funding, and Competition in Silicon Valley’s 2023 AI BoomGuest Kevin Xu, Sophia · Host 张小珺A GitHub professional and a venture investor review Silicon Valley after ChatGPT, discussing models, Copilot, compute, and startups.
58:28ZH → EnglishShao Tianlan on Robotics: Why Peeling a Potato Is Harder Than It LooksGuest 邵天兰 · Host 张小珺The Mech-Mind founder explains humanoid and specialized robots, the spread of industrial applications and the long path to building a robotics company.
33:12ZH → EnglishNeal Zhang on Meta Layoffs and the Economics of Silicon Valley WorkGuest Neal Zhang · Host 张小珺After Meta’s 2022 layoffs, a product manager discusses employee reactions, severance, career choices, and the cost of living in China and the United States.
55:25ZH → English小 Lin: Learning, Building and Finding Your Path Through Economic CyclesGuest 小 Lin · Host 张小珺Finance creator 小 Lin recalls moving from New York investment banking to entrepreneurship and video, sharing financial knowledge, research methods and personal choices amid change.
1:13:06ZH → EnglishShi Hongjun: Bringing Charlie Munger to China—and Starting His Life Over Through MungerGuest 施宏俊 · Host 张小珺The Poor Charlie's Almanack has sold more than 1.15 million copies in China. Publisher Shi Hongjun reflects on the judgment behind that success, the golden age of publishing, and shifts in distribution. He also explains how Charlie Munger's ideas led him to leave management and start Munger Academy.
1:08:29ZH → EnglishColin on Corporate Infighting: When Competition Becomes a DrainGuest Colin · Host 张小珺Colin and Zhang Xiaojun examine strategy, rules, culture and individual choices to distinguish useful competition from internal waste.
1:52:00EN4,096 Numbers Have to Carry Every Concept. Goodfire Wants the KnobsHost Nathan LabenzDan Balsam and Tom McGrath explain how sparse autoencoders unpack a language model's residual stream — and why a public-benefit startup is trying to make that a product.
1:33:07ZH → EnglishLi Guangmi on a Year in Global LLMs: Scaling Law, the AGI Bet, and the US–China LandscapeGuest 李广密 · Host 张小珺Drawing on his front-row view from Silicon Valley, Shixiang Capital founder Li Guangmi looks back at the competition among OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Chinese model companies. He argues that model capability and cost together will shape the next wave of applications, while today’s enormous investments are bets on whether intelligence can keep scaling and how AI will reshape the economy and industry over the long term.
1:14:56ZH → EnglishWang Yajun on Jensen Huang’s Organizational System: Using Distributed Decision-Making to Drive InnovationGuest 王亚军 · Host 张小珺Wang Yajun, former chief strategy officer at Longfor Group, examines how strategy, products, and organization fit together through Nvidia’s practices: no layoffs, 60 direct reports, and little long-term planning. The point is not to copy the forms, but to build candor, trust, and lateral collaboration so more people have the information they need to make decisions.
49:41ZH → EnglishFu Sheng: Large Models Are a Productivity Revolution, and Robots Have a New Window of OpportunityGuest 傅盛 · Host 张小珺Fu Sheng sees the heart of large models in their capacity for logic and reasoning. Their impact, he says, is closer to the steam engine than to another round of ordinary internet evolution. He also reflects on open models, service robots, and how entrepreneurs can face difficult periods.
1:07:14ZH → EnglishWang Yajun: EQ Is No Universal Fix for OrganizationsGuest 王亚军 · Host 张小珺Wang Yajun, former chief strategy officer at Longfor Group, discusses EQ, rationality, and organizational collaboration. Individuals may use EQ to adapt to their environment, but companies need shared methods that can scale. When executives rely only on reading between the lines and managing relationships, decisions gradually lose touch with reality.
1:00ENGrok-2 Beta and the FLUX.1 Image ModelMatthew Berman · Forward FutureMatthew Berman discusses xAI's 2024 Grok-2 beta, its earlier leaderboard alias and a partnership with Black Forest Labs on image generation.
56:28ENLaela Sturdy on Growth Investing, Second Acts and Building Durable CompaniesGuest Laela Sturdy · Host Harry StebbingsCapitalG’s managing partner explains how she assesses expansion, entry price and public-market readiness—and why conviction must extend beyond a founder’s story.
11:39ENGrok 2 Beta: Matthew Berman Tests Reasoning and FLUX Image GenerationMatthew Berman · Forward FutureA 2024 look at xAI’s Grok 2 and Grok 2 mini covers early benchmark claims, a failed reasoning test and image-generation experiments.
48:20ENNot Spending $100 Is a Hundred Times Better Than a Dollar BackHost Sarah Guo, Elad GilRamp co-founders Eric Glyman and Karim Atiyeh walk through self-driving money, Iron Man suits for sales, and why they never lead with the word AI.
1:05:48ENKaz Nejatian on Shopify: Building Complete Products and a Company for the Long TermGuest Kaz Nejatian · Host Harry StebbingsShopify’s COO explains its product culture, internal tools and partnerships, and reflects on remote work, information flow and leadership.
24:18ENGemini Live and Pixel AI: Matthew Berman Reviews Google’s 2024 EventMatthew Berman · Matthew BermanA walkthrough of Google’s voice assistant and on-device AI demonstrations, including a live demo that needed several attempts.
2:12:04ENCraig Jones Drove a Bag of Cash to Rogan — Then Put $2 Million on a Jiu-Jitsu MatGuest Craig Jones · Host Lex FridmanThe Australian grappler tells Lex Fridman how a Kazakhstan horse pit led to Ukraine, FPV drones, coral-belt trolling, and a tournament scheduled against ADCC.
2:04:15ENA parrot cannot paraphrase — and Claude cannot be talked into harmHost Nathan LabenzRobert Wright of the Nonzero podcast interviews Nathan Labenz on whether large language models understand anything, what Anthropic’s 10 million features actually show, and why open weights collide with U.S.–China policy.
15:24ENTesting the Anonymous sus-column-r Model, Later Identified as Grok-2Matthew Berman · Forward FutureMatthew Berman tests a mysterious 2024 Arena model on coding and reasoning; its verbose answers prompted speculation about OpenAI that the later identification contradicted.
39:18ENOpen and Closed Will Tie at the Same Size: PyTorch's Former Lead on Fast InferenceA six-month library swap at Meta became a five-year rebuild. Lin Qiao wants the rest of the industry to get that stack in five weeks.
7:17ENErik and Martin Demaine on the Mathematics of Curved-Crease SculptureErik Demaine, Martin Demaine · MITThe MIT father-and-son collaborators turn paper folding into art and research, embedding puzzles and mathematical fonts in their sculpture Solve Me.
1:00ENQualcomm’s On-Device AI DemonstrationsMatthew Berman · Forward FutureAt a Qualcomm event, Matthew Berman highlights LM Studio, an in-car interface, drones and Snapdragon-powered PCs. The video description labels the post as an ad.
57:55ENA First AI Livestream: Model Rumors, RAG, Agents, and Audience QuestionsMatthew Berman · Forward FutureMatthew Berman tests a livestream in August 2024 and answers viewers’ questions about AI tools, model evaluation, company knowledge, and future agents.
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