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The Delphi Podcast · Investment

The Delphi Podcast

Conversations with Crypto Gigabrains. Hosted by Tommy, Co-Founder and Founding Partner at Delphi Ventures

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Why OpenAI Should Be Scared of Open Source

26 Oct 2026
1h 15m
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AI infrastructure is evolving toward a market structure mirroring crypto, where value concentrates at the front-end "harness" layer and the back-end "inference provider" layer. Tarun Chitra, managing partner of Robot Ventures, identifies the Hermes Agent as a pivotal "harness" that simplifies AI interaction by managing...

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The Secret Supplier Feeding Frontier AI

20 Oct 2026
1h 15m
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Grass serves as a decentralized data infrastructure platform that enables AI models to access the public internet at exabyte scale. As websites increasingly block data center IP addresses, Grass utilizes a network of millions of opt-in residential nodes to bypass these restrictions, providing ethical, consented data fo...

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It's not AI Doom, It's a Fourth Turning

09 Oct 2026
1h 16m
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Technological and societal instability, framed by the "Fourth Turning" theory, necessitates a strategic approach to investment and risk management. Michael Arrington, founder of TechCrunch and Arrington Capital, argues that AI and geopolitical tensions signal an impending crisis, making hard assets like Bitcoin essenti...

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Most VCs Are Afraid to Be Wrong | Rohan Pujara

08 Oct 2026
1h 16m
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Early-stage venture capital requires a contrarian approach that avoids the "consensus" traps of crowded sectors like mainstream AI, where high competition and inflated valuations erode potential moats. Successful investing hinges on identifying polarizing, high-agency founders who operate outside the status-driven bubb...

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Why the Future of Venture Is Hard Tech, Drones & Physical AI | Ian Rountree

09 Sep 2026
1h 43m
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Venture capital functions as a "return-free risk" asset class for the median investor, necessitating a focus on top-tier firms or outlier performance. Success in deep tech requires moving beyond software into physical industries like mining, lumber, and defense, where technology can drive structural change. Rather than...

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China’s AI Advantage Is Bigger Than You Think

02 Sep 2026
55m
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China’s AI sector has transitioned from simple model distillation to genuine technological innovation, particularly in reinforcement learning and mixture-of-experts architectures. While US labs maintain a lead in frontier capabilities, Chinese firms like DeepSeek and Moonshot are achieving significant breakthroughs by ...

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Most Venture Funds Will End Badly | Michael Dempsey

19 Aug 2026
1h 32m
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Steve McLaughlin Built a Multi-Billion-Dollar Investment Bank and Beat Wall Street at Its Own Game

12 Aug 2026
1h 16m
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Building the SoftBank of Robotics | Andrew Kang

31 Jul 2026
1h 23m
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OpenAI is Making a MASSIVE Mistake

28 Jul 2026
1h 32m
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Ambient functions as a decentralized "Uber for inference," utilizing a high-frequency trading-style routing engine to match AI inference requests with a global network of independent GPU operators. By implementing a credibly neutral infrastructure, the network resolves conflicts of interest inherent in centralized prov...

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Identifying Generational Managers with Jordan Nel

14 Jul 2026
1h 19m
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Venture capital success for emerging managers hinges on identifying "pre-consensus" opportunities rather than competing directly with established firms in saturated markets. Jordan Nel, a venture investor at Hummingbird’s Nomads fund, argues that edge in venture is not a static trait but a function of finding overlooke...

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Sandy Kory: The Founder Obsessed Investor Behind BillionToOne, BaseTen & Palantir

22 Jun 2026
1h 35m
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Samed Düzçay: Accessing Institutional Yield Strategies at Tori Finance

05 May 2026
55m
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What's Next for Delphi

01 Mar 2026
37m
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Logan Jastremski: Solana vs Hyperliquid - Who Wins The Global Exchange Race?

02 Feb 2026
1h 30m
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Clay Robbins: Building Colosseum, Solana’s Largest Hackathon & Accelerator with 80,000 Participants

19 Jan 2026
1h 8m
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Nic Carter: Quantum Threatens $600B of Bitcoin

09 Jan 2026
1h 6m
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What's Next for Delphi

13 Oct 2025
37m
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Mike McCormick: AI Acceleration vs Risks, Funding Global Resilience, AGI scenarios, U.S. vs China

09 Oct 2025
1h 42m
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Connor Howe: Building the Onchain Execution Engine with Enso Network

26 Sep 2025
53m
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