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3:43:34ENAt 27, Pieter Levels Stared at a Hotel Ceiling. Then He Shipped Twelve Startups in a Yearゲスト Pieter Levels · ホスト Lex FridmanLex Fridman talks with the indie hacker behind Photo AI, Nomad List, and Remote OK about viral AI products, digital-nomad loneliness, and why he still deploys PHP to production from a sofa.
2:07:49ENNobody avoids getting scarred. The question is how you deal with itゲスト Walter Isaacson · ホスト Lex FridmanWalter Isaacson talks with Lex Fridman about the childhoods, demons, and working methods of Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci, and Benjamin Franklin.
1:59:13ENSimone Giertz Spent Two and a Half Years on a Coat Hangerゲスト Simone Giertz · ホスト Lex FridmanThe inventor formerly known as the Queen of Shitty Robots talks with Lex Fridman about everyday objects, spectacular failure, a brain tumor, and why enthusiasm beats duty.
41:40ENEvery 10 Milliseconds Cost Copilot 1% of Completionsホスト Sarah Guo, Elad GilGitHub Copilot's chief architect, Alex Graveley, walks through how a leftover code model with a sub-10% test pass rate became a product developers would not quit — and what he is building next at Minion AI.
2:31:14ENAnonymity Is a Tool: How a Yale Freshman Built a Campus Where Students Could Speakゲスト Ryan Schiller · ホスト Lex FridmanRyan Schiller tells Lex Fridman how a silenced seminar, a Gallup number, and a Mac bought off YouTube advice became Librex, an anonymous discussion feed for verified college communities.
3:03:38ENA Ten-Day Language That Still Runs the Webゲスト Brendan Eich · ホスト Lex FridmanBrendan Eich tells Lex Fridman how JavaScript, Firefox, Mozilla, and Brave were built from rushed bets, open-source escape pods, and accidental tracking.
51:14ENTrust, Then Verify: How Square Let 99 Percent of Merchants Inゲスト Jack Dorsey · ホスト Lex FridmanJack Dorsey tells Lex Fridman why Square is an access company, why the internet needs a native currency, and why self-awareness is being outsourced to algorithms.
1:30:52ENCristos Goodrow: There Is No YouTube Algorithm, Only People Moving Through Videoゲスト Cristos Goodrow · ホスト Lex FridmanYouTube’s head of search and discovery tells Lex Fridman why collaborative filtering learned language on its own, why watch time is not satisfaction, and why nobody can predict a viral hit.
1:45:58ENNine of ten colleagues said far-field speech was impossibleゲスト Rohit Prasad · ホスト Lex FridmanRohit Prasad, Amazon’s vice president and head scientist for Alexa, talks with Lex Fridman about conversational AI, the Alexa Prize, trust, and why a 20-minute chat is still years away.
1:47:04ENGustav Söderström on Why Spotify Could Only Be Born in Swedenゲスト Gustav Soderstrom · ホスト Lex FridmanLex Fridman talks with Spotify’s chief R&D officer about three-minute songs, 250-millisecond playback, playlist luck, and herding record labels.
1:20:09ENStack Overflow Was Never Designed for Beginnersゲスト Jeff Atwood · ホスト Lex FridmanOn Stack Overflow’s tenth birthday, Jeff Atwood talks with Lex Fridman about puzzles, leadership, Discourse, and why a software team’s health is how fast it can change one word.
1:35:38ENInside ChatGPT: How a Hackathon Project Became the World's Most Used AI Productゲスト Nick Turley · ホスト Lenny RachitskyNick Turley, head of ChatGPT at OpenAI, explains how the product was built, why shipping fast beats polishing first, and where it goes next.
1:36:24ENBe a Willow Tree: Julie Zhuo on Managing Agents, Teams of Builders, and Data That Diagnosesゲスト Julie Zhuo · ホスト Lenny RachitskyThe former Facebook head of design and Sundial founder explains how management skills carry over to AI tools, why she hires no product managers, and what new managers still get wrong.
1:55:10ENSEO After AI Overviews: Treat Search as a Product, Not a Keyword Gameゲスト Eli Schwartz · ホスト Lenny RachitskyGrowth advisor Eli Schwartz explains how AI answers are swallowing top-of-funnel search, and why the winners will be the teams that build for the buyer's journey.
17:21ENHow Alexa Learned to Hear From Across the Room: Rohit Prasad on Far-Field Speech and Intentゲスト Rohit Prasad · ホスト Lex FridmanAlexa's head scientist recalls the early days of the Echo, when far-field speech recognition seemed unsolvable and there were no customers to collect data from.
1:23:01ENThe Meteor Is Coming: Intercom's Paul Adams on Going All In on AIゲスト Paul Adams · ホスト Lenny RachitskyIntercom's chief product officer talks about the failures that shaped him, how Intercom ripped up its strategy after ChatGPT, and the simple frameworks he uses to decide what to build.
1:08:36ENStorytelling, Customer Proximity and Community: How Figma's CPO Thinks About Building Great Productゲスト Yuhki Yamashita · ホスト Lenny RachitskyYuhki Yamashita on product storytelling, owning the why, staying close to customers, rethinking OKRs, hiring, and community-led growth at Figma.
57:11ENFrom Artifact to Organism: Microsoft's Asha Sharma on Products That Learn and an Agentic Societyゲスト Asha Sharma · ホスト Lenny RachitskyMicrosoft's AI platform product chief explains why products are becoming living systems tuned by post-training, why interfaces are shifting toward code and composability, and how agents may reshape the org chart.
1:40:42ENThe IC CEO: How Airtable's Howie Liu Is Re-Founding a 13-Year-Old Product for AIゲスト Howie Liu · ホスト 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.
1:30:00ENInside Stripe's Product Engineering Culture: Friction Logs, Engineer Occasions and 45-Minute Deploysゲスト David Singleton · ホスト Lenny RachitskyStripe CTO David Singleton explains how the company hires, builds with early users, sweats the details and ships constantly without breaking a business-critical system.
1:14:34ENInside the Frontier Lab: How Karina Nguyen Builds Products by Training the Modelゲスト Karina Nguyen · ホスト Lenny RachitskyOpenAI researcher Karina Nguyen explains synthetic data, evals, how Canvas and Tasks were made, and which human skills matter as models get smarter.
1:27:44ENEverybody Can Cook: Guillermo Rauch on v0, Vercel and the Collapse of Specializationゲスト Guillermo Rauch · ホスト Lenny RachitskyVercel's CEO explains how v0 turns intent into shipped products, why understanding how software works still matters, and how teams can build taste through exposure.








