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Stripe · Business

Cheeky Pint

Stripe cofounder John Collison interviews founders, builders, and leaders over a pint.

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The company building America’s uranium supply from scratch

03 Nov 2026
59m
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The U.S. nuclear industry faces a critical supply chain bottleneck due to heavy reliance on foreign uranium enrichment, particularly from Russia. With a federal ban on Russian imports taking effect in 2028, domestic production of High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU) is essential for fueling both existing reactors an...

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Why Sam Altman is against a single superintelligence

29 Oct 2026
52m
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AI models are rapidly transforming software security and development, shifting the focus from patching individual bugs to re-architecting systems for a future where models possess advanced capabilities. The emergence of "agent teams" offers a promising path for safety and scaling, enabling dynamic, robust collaboration...

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The airline CEO putting Starlink on every plane

27 Oct 2026
1h 19m
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United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby prioritizes long-term capital investment and technological differentiation over short-term Wall Street metrics. During the pandemic, the airline executed a historic fleet expansion and modernized its tech stack, enabling capabilities like the Starlink integration that now serves as a pri...

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How Toto Wolff built the most valuable team in F1

20 Oct 2026
1h 11m
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Formula 1 team principal Toto Wolff explores the intersection of high-stakes engineering, talent management, and the evolving business model of professional racing. Identifying elite drivers requires observing early karting performance and a unique, intuitive "connectedness" to the car that transcends measurable physic...

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The company building underwater drones for $50,000

15 Oct 2026
49m
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Autonomous underwater robotics are poised to transform ocean operations by shifting from episodic, high-cost manual missions to persistent, routine robotic presence. Ulysses, led by co-founder Will O'Brien, develops modular underwater drones and autonomous surface vessels designed to reduce operational costs by two ord...

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Muse Wonder: Zuckerberg and Wang's $100B AI

12 Oct 2026
2h 14m
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Meta’s new frontier model, "Muse Wonder," marks a significant shift toward personal superintelligence, prioritizing proactive, multimodal agents over simple text-based assistants. These agents leverage active memory and domain expertise to handle complex, real-world tasks, such as managing grocery shopping or providing...

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What comes after smartphones, with Snap CEO Evan Spiegel

27 Apr 2026
1h 2m
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Snap is navigating a "crucible moment" as it approaches one billion monthly active users and nears net income profitability while simultaneously transforming its business through AI. The core strategy centers on bringing computing into the real world via see-through AR glasses, which aim to foster human connection rath...

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The economics and trends of the restaurant industry, with Tony Xu of DoorDash

21 Apr 2026
1h 20m
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DoorDash CEO Tony Xu details the company's evolution from a Stanford side project to a dominant delivery platform, attributing success to superior retention and high-frequency usage rather than aggressive marketing. Operational complexity defines the restaurant industry, where long-term viability requires balancing tra...

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The world of voice AI, with Mati Staniszewski of ElevenLabs

14 Apr 2026
1h 0m
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AI audio technology has transitioned from primitive, hard-coded signal replication to sophisticated neural models that predict phonemes and context, enabling human-like emotional inflection. ElevenLabs, led by co-founder Mati Staniszewski, leverages this shift by building foundational models that power both creative st...

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The history and future of AI at Google, with Sundar Pichai

07 Apr 2026
1h 9m
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Google's CEO Sundar Pichai discusses the company's AI strategy, addressing Google's perceived lag in productizing the Transformer technology, which was invented at Google but first popularized outside of Google. Pichai clarifies that Google immediately applied Transformers to improve search quality and conceived a Chat...

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Compliance at scale and why TAM is a distraction with Christina Cacioppo of Vanta

31 Mar 2026
57m
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The 20-year journey to fully autonomous cars with Dmitri Dolgov of Waymo

24 Mar 2026
1h 2m
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Dmitri Dolgov, co-CEO of Waymo, discusses the technical architecture and future of self-driving technology. He details Waymo's sensor suite—lidar, radar, and cameras—and AI-driven system that builds a world model to make driving decisions in real-time. Dolgov addresses the end-to-end versus modular debate, explaining W...

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Creating prediction markets (and suing the CFTC) with Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara

17 Mar 2026
1h 16m
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Kalshi co-founders Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara discuss building a regulated prediction market in the U.S., detailing their initial struggles for CFTC approval and the lawsuit over election contracts. They emphasize the importance of a regulatory-first approach for mainstream and institutional adoption, driven by...

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Bret Taylor of Sierra on AI agents, outcome-based pricing, and the OpenAI board

10 Mar 2026
1h 41m
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The discussion centers on the transformative impact of AI on software engineering, customer service, and broader business strategies. It highlights the shift towards AI agents handling customer interactions across multiple channels, exemplified by Sierra's work with companies like SoFi and Rocket Mortgage. A key insigh...

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Garrett Langley of Flock Safety on building technology to solve crime

05 Mar 2026
1h 44m
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Flock Safety's Garrett Langley discusses the evolution of the company, from its origins in neighborhood firearm thefts to a comprehensive public safety system. He highlights how Flock integrates with 911 calls and uses AI to assist law enforcement, citing examples like identifying a suspect by their white Converse snea...

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Reiner Pope of MatX on accelerating AI with transformer-optimized chips

26 Feb 2026
1h 13m
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The discussion centers on the architecture of AI chips, particularly for large language models, and the trade-offs between latency and throughput. Reiner Pope, co-founder and CEO of MatX, details the company's approach to chip design, combining HBM and SRAM memory for optimal performance. He addresses the challenges of...

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Stripe’s 2025 annual letter

24 Feb 2026
27m
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The 2025 Stripe annual letter addresses key trends in the internet economy, focusing on the increasing speed and intensity of competitive markets, dubbed the "sorting machine," where leading companies are rapidly pulling away from the rest. It highlights the global-by-default nature of new internet businesses, particul...

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Ramp founder Eric Glyman on the many ways AI is changing corporate spending

17 Feb 2026
1h 11m
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Ramp's CEO Eric Glyman discusses the corporate card and finance automation platform's growth, business model, and vision. Ramp, now processing over a billion dollars annually, initially focused on spend cards but has expanded into bill payments, treasury, procurement, and travel. A key discussion point is balancing emp...

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Ben Thompson from Stratechery on AI ads, the end of SaaS, and the future of media

12 Feb 2026
1h 30m
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The conversation centers on the application of aggregation theory to AI, with Ben Thompson, founder of Stratechery, offering insights on how AI impacts advertising, e-commerce, and content creation. Thompson argues that AI's high costs and varying product quality necessitate embracing advertising for broader access. He...

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Elon Musk on Space GPUs, AI, Optimus, and his manufacturing method

05 Feb 2026
2h 46m
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The conversation centers on Elon Musk's vision for the future of AI, energy, and manufacturing, particularly focusing on scaling AI in space. Musk argues that space-based AI is inevitable due to energy constraints on Earth, predicting it will be the most economically compelling location within 36 months. He highlights ...

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