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2:33:48ENThe First Guitar Solo Rick Beato Learned Was "Hey Joe"ゲスト Rick Beato · ホスト Lex FridmanLex Fridman talks with music educator Rick Beato about the guitarists who shaped him, how ears are trained, and whether AI can make a song worth hearing.
41:38ENElevenLabs Hit $300 Million ARR by Building Voice Before Anyone Believed It Was the Interfaceホスト Sarah Guo, Elad GilIn Poland, watching a foreign film is a special kind of pain: one narrator, every character, a flat delivery from start to finish.
35:47ENFei-Fei Li’s new bet: AI is incomplete without spatial intelligenceホスト Sarah Guo, Elad GilThe ImageNet pioneer tells Sarah Guo and Elad Gil why World Labs is building 3D generative foundation models, and why language was only one piece of the puzzle.
27:26ENA 40-Person Company With 40,000 Paying Customers Wants to Replace the Camera With AIホスト Sarah Guo, Elad GilHeyGen CEO Joshua Xu tells Sarah Guo and Elad Gil how avatars, localization, and a component-wise video stack are meant to knock the camera out of content production.
30:16ENSuno's CEO Thinks a Billion People Will Make Music, Not Just Stream Itホスト Sarah Guo, Elad GilMikey Shulman tells No Priors why Suno skipped speech, charges from day one, and wants the line between listener and creator to disappear.
31:24ENSora's Leads: A Minute of HD Video Is Just the GPT-1 of Video Modelsホスト Sarah Guo, Elad GilAditya Ramesh, Tim Brooks, and Bill Peebles tell No Priors why text-to-video sits on the path to AGI, why they started from scratch instead of extending an image generator, and why they still have no product date.
24:32ENImage Generation Is Still a Loot Box. Suhail Doshi Wants to Scale Pixelsホスト Sarah Guo, Elad GilThe Playground AI founder tells No Priors why he skipped language models, how a noise-sampling trick fixed SDXL's muddy brightness, and what a large vision model would actually do.
1:04:38ENHundreds of Miles Apart, Zuckerberg and Fridman Sat Close Enough to See the Wrinklesゲスト Mark Zuckerberg · ホスト Lex FridmanLex Fridman sat in a dark room in Austin wearing a Quest headset; Mark Zuckerberg sat in another conference room, also wearing one, and it did not feel like a video call.
39:50ENWhy AI Video Is Still a Four-Second Corgiホスト Sarah Guo, Elad GilMeta research director Devi Parikh explains why text-to-video has stalled on short animated images, and what it will take to get past that plateau.
48:52ENUsers Wanted a Better Brush. Runway Built One-Click Greenscreenホスト Sarah Guo, Elad GilRunway CEO Cristobal Valenzuela on why a model is not a product, why filmmakers hacked a four-frame-per-second tool, and why 80 percent is enough when nobody dies.
2:36:21ENA Smile Is Not Happiness: Rana el Kaliouby on Emotion AI and the Empathy Crisisゲスト Rana el Kaliouby · ホスト Lex FridmanThe Affectiva founder and Smart Eye deputy CEO talks with Lex Fridman about teaching machines to read faces, sensing drivers inside the cabin, and why she is proudest of the people her company grew.
2:04:58ENWe're Not Homo Sapiens Anymore, Grimes Says. Call Us Homo Technoゲスト Grimes · ホスト Lex FridmanLex Fridman rarely records after midnight. This episode is the exception: Grimes, eight hours late, on music, memes, motherhood, and why consciousness might be sacred even if humans are not.
1:28:46ENThe Speech Company That Gets Paid to Label Its Own Training Dataゲスト Dan Kokotov · ホスト Lex FridmanRev VP of engineering Dan Kokotov tells Lex Fridman why a $1.25-a-minute human transcript, a 14% machine word-error rate, and a two-sided freelancer market are the same flywheel.
1:00:11ENRosalind Picard: Clippy Never Saw You Frown, and That's the Whole Problemゲスト Rosalind Picard · ホスト Lex FridmanThe MIT professor who named affective computing on emotion recognition, privacy, seizure-detecting wearables, and why a device you can take off is safer than a camera you cannot see.
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.









