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20VC with Harry Stebbings· 27 juil. 2026Podcast · 2 voixMatt Murphy on Anthropic, Open Models and the New Venture PlaybookInvité : Matt Murphy · Anime : Harry StebbingsThe Menlo Ventures partner explains his investments in Anthropic, Lovable and Legora, and debates AI margins, model competition and venture fund strategy.
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No Priors: AI, Machine Learning, Tech, & Startups· 19 déc. 2025Podcast · 2 voixDoctors Are Rushing to AI. Robotics Will Take a Beating First.Anime : Sarah Guo, Elad GilSarah Guo and Elad Gil’s 2026 forecast for foundation models, IPOs, robotics, consumer agents, and the bets that are not about AI at all.
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Zhang Xiaojun Podcast· 28 nov. 2025Podcast · 2 voix谭捷：机器人通用智能的瓶颈在数据，通用形态仍需时间Invité : 谭捷 · Anime : 张小珺Google DeepMind 机器人研究科学家谭捷回顾了从计算机图形学到机器人、从强化学习到 Gemini Robotics 的研究路径。他认为机器人基础模型尚未成为独立学科，数据规模与覆盖度、跨本体迁移、实时推理和安全仍是走向真实应用的关键。
1:14:39EN20VC with Harry Stebbings· 1 sept. 2025Podcast · 2 voixNick Frosst on Cohere’s Enterprise AI Strategy and the Limits of HypeInvité : Nick Frosst · Anime : Harry StebbingsThe Cohere co-founder discusses data, benchmarks, workplace automation and why he challenges popular claims about AGI.
1:03:27EN20VC with Harry Stebbings· 5 mai 2025Podcast · 2 voixBucky Moore on Venture Platforms, AI and Early-Stage InvestingInvité : Bucky Moore · Anime : Harry StebbingsThe new Lightspeed partner discusses capital-intensive model companies, seed valuations, founder selection and the role of large venture firms.
40:58ENNo Priors: AI, Machine Learning, Tech, & Startups· 25 janv. 2024Podcast · 2 voix99% of Factory Robots Are Dumb. Covariant Wants the Smart Ones Working in Warehouses FirstAnime : Sarah Guo, Elad GilFormer OpenAI researcher Peter Chen explains why robot foundation models have to be trained on production floors, not in labs.
53:37ENNo Priors: AI, Machine Learning, Tech, & Startups· 9 mars 2023Podcast · 2 voix30 models, 42 scenarios, 7 metrics: Percy Liang's public checkup for language modelsAnime : Sarah Guo, Elad GilA PubMed-only model once led the U.S. medical licensing exam — until a system roughly 200 times larger overtook it.