Limitless Podcast

In this episode, we dive into the AI industry's game of thrones, highlighting Meta's $25 billion investment in Superintelligence Labs, now facing mass executive departures. 

We explore Sam Altman’s $1.1 billion acquisition at OpenAI, Anthropic's soaring valuation to $200 billion, and Apple's strategic recruitment amidst the chaos. 

We also discuss Elon Musk's XAI and recent code theft allegations, plus OpenAI's acquisition o...

In this episode, Dan Ives from Wedbush discusses the early stages of the AI revolution, introducing his AI Revolution ETF and forecasting a $2-4 trillion surge in tech capital expenditures. 

We explore key players like NVIDIA, the importance of semiconductors, and the potential for small-cap investments to thrive. Ives also highlights the intersection of AI and cryptocurrencies, offering bold predictions on future opportuni...

SpaceX’s 10th Starship test wasn’t just about Mars—it spotlighted the overlooked story: Starlink. We break down the “idiot index” (materials vs. launch cost), the Mechazilla catch system and heat-shield progress, and why Starship-deployed Starlink V3 could add ~60 Tbps per launch—about 2.4M simultaneous 4K streams—with ~20–30 ms latency and direct-to-cell coverage. We cover what Flight 10 proved (the first successful “PEZ ...

Today we break down why Google just took the lead in AI after dropping “Nano Banana” (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image): instant, ultra-cheap, character-consistent image generation and surgical editing that now tops LM Arena, with real examples and cost math.
We show how Google’s stack—Gemini 2.5, Veo 3, Genie 3, AI Studio, and Notebook LM—feeds a single model loop that makes everything faster and better, and what that means for ...

In this episode, we speak with Logan Kilpatrick from Google DeepMind about the innovative Gemini AI model and its advanced image generation and editing capabilities. 

Logan discusses Gemini's processing power, efficiencies from Google’s TPUs, and how its AI Studio enhances creative productivity. We also explore future applications in robotics and scientific advancements, along with AI's impact on search technology.

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In this episode, we explore Google's thrilling product launch featuring groundbreaking devices and AI advancements. We discuss how the new "Practical Personalized AI" capabilities transform smartphones into proactive assistants and highlight innovations like the Tensor G5 chip and revolutionary photo editing tools. 

The episode also covers real-time translation technology and its ethical implications, along with a compariso...

In this episode, we speak with Aaron Tan, founder of Syncere. His latest creation is Lume, an innovative home robot designed as bedside lamps that fold laundry. Aaron discusses its sleek design, pricing options, and future capabilities beyond laundry, while addressing safety and societal readiness for home robotics. Tune in to explore the exciting potential of Lume, the Syncere Journey, and the future of home technology.

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China just staged the first-ever “Robot Olympics” — the World Humanoid Robot Games — and we watched 12 hours so you don’t have to. Robots sprinted, boxed, played soccer, and even folded laundry as 280 teams from 16 countries sent 500+ bots to Beijing. We unpack the viral falls and real wins, from Unitree’s 1500m (6:34) to the 100m controversy where an autonomous Tiangong beat a faster tele-operated run via a rule multiplie...

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas joins the show to explore how AI agents, personalization, and new browsing models could transform the internet experience. From replacing mundane workflows with proactive assistance to envisioning a fully AI-native operating system, Aravind shares his long-term vision, the thinking behind Perplexity’s new Comet browser, and why curiosity will remain humanity’s most valuable skill in the AI e...

Meta’s latest AI breakthrough can predict how your brain reacts to movies — and even pinpoint your thoughts and fears — by analyzing video, audio, and text. In this episode, we break down how Meta’s “TRIBE” model won a global brain modeling competition, what it means for personalized content, and the bigger implications for brain-computer interfaces, AI healthcare, and the future of human-computer interaction.

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OpenAI’s release of GPT-5 was supposed to be a huge leap forward — but instead, it sparked a wave of outrage. Millions woke up to find their favorite models, including GPT-4.0, suddenly gone. For some, this wasn’t just losing a tool — it felt like losing a friend, a therapist, even a romantic partner.

In this episode, we dive into the bizarre world of AI companionship, from Reddit communities like My Boyfriend is AI to real...

What if the key to a cleaner, richer, more abundant future was hiding in plain sight? Isabelle Boemeke, model turned nuclear energy advocate, joins the show to explain why this misunderstood technology might be humanity’s best shot at solving climate change, powering AI, and unlocking radical abundance.
We delve into nuclear’s turbulent history, from its wartime origins to decades of negative public perception, and exam...

36-Minute AI Super-Recap:
This lightning-speed episode breaks down the craziest week in AI history. We start with the mixed reactions to the GPT-5 launch, then dive into Google’s Genie-3 world-builder that turns a single prompt into a playable game environment. Next, we demo ElevenLabs Music, cranking out studio-quality tracks in seconds, and spotlight Chai-2, the antibody-design model slashing cancer research timelines...

OpenAI just unveiled GPT-5—the first numbered upgrade in 2½ years—and we watched the livestream so you don’t have to. We break down the three-tier model lineup (GPT-5, Mini, Nano), the new one-model-fits-all interface, and fresh features like customizable “personalities,” advanced voice, interactive canvas UIs, plus direct Gmail + Google Calendar integration that promises true agent-style productivity. Live demos wowed us ...

In this episode, we discuss OpenAI's shift to open-source with the release of a 120 billion and a 20 billion parameter model for local use. Ejaaz and Josh highlight the democratization of AI access, enhanced privacy, and customization opportunities. 

We analyze the competitive landscape against major Chinese models and hint at the anticipated GPT-5 release. Tune in for insights into this transformative moment in AI!

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In this episode, we dive into Elon Musk's xAI, discussing the launch of virtual companions and the innovative text-to-video tool, Imagine. We explore how these AI characters, like the flirty Ani and sarcastic Rudi, redefine user interactions by fostering deeper connections and engagement. The conversation highlights Imagine's fast content generation capabilities, merging creativity with emotional resonance. Join us for ins...

In this episode, we chat with Alex Atallah, founder of OpenRouter AI, a platform that aggregates over 400 LLMs. He shares his transition from co-founding OpenSea to leading innovations in AI, addressing fragmentation in the AI model landscape. 

We discuss community engagement, model analytics, and the challenges of open-source vs. closed-source frameworks. 

Join us for insights on the future of AI and how user control can sh...

In this episode: AI Scaling Wars, we dive into the fierce competition among AI giants like XAI, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google to build massive data centers for achieving superintelligence, with XAI leading the pack by constructing their Colossus 2 supercluster, boasting over 550,000 GPUs in record time.

Elon Musk's team at XAI has revolutionized the process, slashing a typical four-year build to just 19 days for Colossus 1,...

In this episode, we explore the rise of AI browsers and their potential to transform web navigation. Reflecting on the static nature of traditional browsers, we question if AI represents a genuine evolution or just a cosmetic upgrade. 

We share our experiences with Perplexity's Comet and Microsoft’s Edge and debate the future of intuitive AI interfaces. Don't miss our upcoming interview with Perplexity's CEO as we consider ...