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40:58ENBuilding AI Products When the Ground Keeps MovingPresenta: Lenny RachitskyOpenAI's Kevin Weil and Anthropic's Mike Krieger discuss how AI product management differs from traditional software, from evals and enterprise buyers to computer use, reasoning models, and proactive agents.
1:12:19ENThe Three W's: A Practical Framework for Growing as a Product ManagerInvitado: Vikrama Dhiman · Presenta: Lenny RachitskyGojek's head of product Vikrama Dhiman explains what separates fast-rising PMs from stalled ones, and how to move into product from another discipline.
23:11ENNick Bostrom on Superintelligence: Why the Upside Deserves as Much Attention as the RiskInvitado: Nick Bostrom · Presenta: Lex FridmanIn a clip from the Lex Fridman Podcast, Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom defines superintelligence, discusses intelligence explosions, and sketches what a good AGI future might look like.
22:17ENWhat Is Real? Lee Smolin on Realism, Science and StorytellingPresenta: Lex FridmanThe theoretical physicist explains why he believes in a world independent of our perception, why he doubts there is a single scientific method, and where realism meets quantum mechanics.
1:27:51ENOptimism, Laziness and "What If": Lessons from the Man Behind Google DocsInvitado: Sam Schillace · Presenta: Lenny RachitskySam Schillace, who created Writely (later Google Docs) and now helps lead AI work at Microsoft, on disruptive ideas, user laziness, failing on purpose, and where software is headed.
1:12:18ENThe Lego Inside Notion: Ivan Zhao on Lost Years, Small Teams, and Horizontal BetsPresenta: Lenny RachitskyIvan Zhao explains how Notion survived its lost years, stayed lean, corrected a non-Lego product detour, and built a horizontal platform now being reshaped by AI.
1:35:10ENTen Growth Tactics That Never Work, According to Elena VernaInvitado: Elena Verna · Presenta: Lenny RachitskyGrowth leader Elena Verna runs through the growth plays she sees companies waste money on, the three frameworks she trusts instead, and her case for career optionality.
1:42:11ENTwenty Agents, 1.2 Humans: Inside SaaStr's AI-Run Sales TeamPresenta: Lenny RachitskyJason Lemkin explains how SaaStr replaced a ten-person go-to-market team with AI agents, what it took to train them, and who survives the shift.
1:09:38ENRyan Hoover on Experiments, Launches and the Mask Every Founder WearsInvitado: Ryan Hoover · Presenta: Lenny RachitskyThe Product Hunt founder and Weekend Fund investor talks about starting small, raising money for a reason, launching well, his own regrets and how he now invests.
1:22:51ENCold DMs, Dinner-Party Communities, and the Case Against Jobs-to-Be-DonePresenta: Lenny RachitskyAarthi Ramamurthy and Sriram Krishnan on techno-optimism, relationship-driven careers, content creation, imposter syndrome, executive reviews, and why real products are trade-offs.
1:01:13ENNLX Is the New UX: Microsoft's Aparna Chennapragada on Designing for AgentsInvitado: Aparna Chennapragada · Presenta: Lenny RachitskyMicrosoft's chief product officer explains how she is building AI products a year ahead of the market, why conversation is a designable interface, and what stays the same for product builders.
15:43ENInside RIDER: The Rugged Black Box Behind MIT's Large-Scale Driving StudyInvitado: MIT-AVT · Presenta: Lex FridmanA walkthrough of the data-collection device MIT-AVT uses to record drivers and vehicles in semi-autonomous cars month after month.
1:02:51ENThe Unreasonable Playbook Behind Gojek: Super Apps, Cash Vaults, and Brand as a MoatPresenta: Lenny RachitskyKevin Aluwi explains how Gojek scaled across Southeast Asia by building brand, running brutal operations, and rejecting copycat strategy.
56:42ENInside Gong's Product Machine: Pods, Design Partners, and Fast 51/49 DecisionsPresenta: Lenny RachitskyEilon Reshef explains how Gong pairs autonomous product pods with design partners, makes quick decisions, and builds AI products with measurement and expertise.
37:18ENFrom Intelligent Copilots to Aurora: Sterling Anderson on Shared Control and Building a Self-Driving CompanyPresenta: Lex FridmanA guest lecture in MIT's 6.S094 course tracing Anderson's path from shared human-machine control research, through Tesla Autopilot, to co-founding Aurora.
1:06:53ENLenny Rachitsky Answers Questions From His Wife: How a Newsletter Nobody Planned Became a BusinessPresenta: Lenny RachitskyIn a role-reversal episode, author Michelle Rial interviews Lenny about the moments that led to his newsletter, the stress behind the scenes, and what he has learned about quality and iteration.
1:02:33ENEmpathy, Half-Built Products and Staying Power: Scott Belsky on Product Sense in the Age of AIInvitado: Scott Belsky · Presenta: Lenny RachitskyAdobe's chief strategy officer explains how he builds product intuition, why he kills features, how AI could change creative work, and when a founder should quit.
1:50:55ENTwo Hierarchies for Consumer and Marketplace Startups: Focus First, Tip Second, Dominate LastInvitado: Sarah Tavel · Presenta: Lenny RachitskyBenchmark partner Sarah Tavel walks through her hierarchy of engagement and hierarchy of marketplaces, and why both start with ruthless focus.
44:53ENLegora's CEO on Building Legal AI That Survives the Next Model ReleasePresenta: Jacob EffronMax explains how Legora turns fast-moving model capabilities into end-to-end legal work, enterprise adoption, and a durable product strategy.
1:40:42ENThe IC CEO: How Airtable's Howie Liu Is Re-Founding a 13-Year-Old Product for AIInvitado: Howie Liu · Presenta: Lenny RachitskyAirtable's co-founder explains why he returned to hands-on product work, split his org into fast- and slow-thinking groups, and what skills every product team now needs.
21:48ENDon't Build Zombie UI: Katie Dill on Scaling Intent and Craft in the AI Building BoomPresenta: Lenny RachitskyStripe's head of design argues that as AI lets everyone build, a clear point of view, encoded standards, ruthless editing and real creative ambition are what keep products from turning generic.
17:11ENDisagreement as an Art: How Lex Fridman Handles Negative CommentsPresenta: Lex FridmanIn an AMA answer, Lex Fridman explains how he separates respectful disagreement from mockery and how he turns the sting of criticism into a lesson.
1:45:10ENShape Up in Real Life: Fixed Time, Variable Scope, and the Shaping Session That Makes It WorkInvitado: Ryan Singer · Presenta: Lenny RachitskyRyan Singer, author of Shape Up, explains appetites, six-week time boxes and live shaping sessions, and why copying Basecamp's method without its conditions fails.
2:14:39ENBrains at Work: A Neuroscience Playbook for Meetings, Influence and Team CultureInvitado: Evan LaPointe · Presenta: Lenny RachitskyCORE Sciences founder Evan LaPointe turns the brain's safety, reward and purpose systems into practical advice for meetings, relationships, culture and focus.
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