The opening lecture of Y Combinator's legendary Stanford course. Sam Altman covers ideas, products, teams, and execution while Dustin Moskovitz (Facebook/Asana co-founder) makes the case for why you'd want to start a startup at all.
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StratecheryBen Thompson and NYT CEO Meredith Kopit Levien on the strategy behind the Times' pivot to expert-led journalism, bundle economics, and the future of news in the AI era.
youtube.comSimon Sinek's TED talk introducing the "Golden Circle" - the idea that inspiring leaders and companies (Apple, MLK, the Wright brothers) all start by communicating their "why" before their "what" or "how."
The aftermath of the AI bust will look like the aftermath of the dot-com bust, but more concentrated and stranger.
Hobart on the AI bust: the assets that survive will be the boring infrastructure, not the AGI demos. Capital, not code, is the load-bearing wall.