Possible

Stephen Colbert on connection, discovery, and human nature

The power of AI, from curing cancer to ballot boxes

The AI energy war is here

R.I.P. Computer Keyboard (1964 – 2025)

The podcast explores the shift towards voice-based computing, questioning why keyboards remain the primary interface. Tanay Kothari, founder and CEO of Wispr, discusses his company's AI-powered voice assistant, Flow, designed to make technology more accessible and intuitive. He argues that voice interaction reduces cog...

AI’s Influence On The Church, Cybersecurity, and Disney

Our AI blindspot: incentives over intentions

How we regulate AI could decide the next century

Reid riffs on NVIDIA's chips, China’s AI ambitions, and the push to pause AI

Steve Kerr and Kris Brown on Leadership, Purpose, and Innovation in Sport and Society

Aza Raskin on interspecies communication, empathy, and AI’s next frontier

Reid riffs on fostering trust with founders, in boardrooms, and in AI

David Fajgenbaum on drug repurposing, AI, and saving his own life

Reid riffs on Trump’s $100K visa fee, 3-day work weeks, and AI trust issues

Lisa Su on semiconductors, compute, and big bets

Reid Riffs on AI translations, Apple Intelligence, and OpenAI’s Critterz

Stephen Colbert on connection, discovery and human nature

Reid riffs on AI adoption, NVIDIA, and AI’s impact on entry-level jobs

MacKenzie Price on AI-Powered K-12 Schools

Reid riffs on GPT-5, Figma's IPO, and the end of AOL dial-up

Audrey Tang and Divya Siddarth on Outfitting Democracy for the AI Era

In this episode of "Possible," Reid Hoffman and Aria Finger interview Audrey Tang and Divya Siddarth about the intersection of AI and democracy. They explore how AI can be leveraged to enhance civic participation, address misinformation, and build trust in government. Tang shares insights from Taiwan's experience with ...