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PHD Ventures · Technology

Moonshots with Peter Diamandis

Tracking the future of technology and how it impacts humanity. Named by Fortune as one of the “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders,” Peter H. Diamandis, MD, is a founder, investor, advisor, and best-selling author. Join Peter on his mission to uplift humanity through technology. Follow Peter on X - https://x.com/PeterDiamandis

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Elon's $5 Trillion Bet, the End of Human Drivers, and Chamath's Market Warning | EP #242

26 Mar 2026
2h 10m
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The podcast explores the exponential growth and impact of AI and technology across various sectors. It highlights Elon Musk's TeraFab project, designed to increase AI compute production, and its potential geopolitical and economic ramifications. The discussion also covers the future of transportation, including autonom...

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Eric Schmidt: Singularity's Arrival, the 92-Gigawatt Problem, and Recursive Self-Improvement Timelines | 241

24 Mar 2026
43m
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The discussion centers on the rapid advancement and potential societal impacts of AI, particularly focusing on the competition between the U.S. and China. Eric Schmidt emphasizes the need for the U.S. to win the AI race, highlighting China's dominance in electric vehicles and emerging strength in robotics. He points ou...

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NVIDIA's $1 Trillion Prediction, Anthropic Beats OpenAI, Tesla vs. TSMC & The CS Job Collapse | 240

21 Mar 2026
2h 18m
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The podcast episode centers on recent advancements and future trajectories in AI and technology. NVIDIA's growing influence, particularly Jensen Huang's vision for physical AI infrastructure, is examined, alongside discussions of OpenCLAW and its potential impact on enterprise workflows. The conversation then shifts to...

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Elon Musk: Optimus 3 Is Coming, Recursive Self-Improvement Is Already Here, and the Singularity | #239

17 Mar 2026
24m
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The conversation centers on the future impacts of AI and technology, with Elon Musk sharing his perspectives on AI development, economic growth, and space exploration. Musk predicts a tenfold increase in the economy within ten years, driven by AI and robotics, leading to universal high income and a potential shift beyo...

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Meta Buys Moltbook, GPT 5.4, and Fruitfly Brain Upload | Moonshots Live at The Abundance Summit 238

17 Mar 2026
1h 32m
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The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence is fundamentally restructuring global economies, shifting focus from human-centric labor to agent-based systems. Frontier models now demonstrate recursive self-improvement, effectively automating complex research tasks in mathematics and science. As AI capabilities expand,...

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OpenClaw Explained: Baby AGI, Security Threats, and How a Mac Mini Became Everyone's Supercomputer | #237

09 Mar 2026
1h 30m
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The podcast explores OpenClaw, an open-source personal AI agent, and its potential impact on individuals and businesses. It highlights OpenClaw's ability to automate tasks, learn user preferences, and create personalized experiences, with Alex Finn emphasizing its capacity to revolutionize software development and cont...

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Andrew Yang: UBI Before UHI, Solving Job Loss, and the Future of Work | #236

07 Mar 2026
1h 42m
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The podcast explores the potential societal impacts of rapidly advancing AI and robotics, particularly concerning job displacement and the changing social contract. Andrew Yang, advocate for universal basic income, joins Peter Diamandis and other co-hosts to discuss potential solutions like UBI and universal basic serv...

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Financializing Super Intelligence, Amazon's $50B Late Fee | #235

05 Mar 2026
2h 17m
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Rapid acceleration of AI, agentic workflows, and the resulting economic shifts define the current technological landscape. Anthropic’s pivot from safety-first policies to competitive scaling highlights the intense "Red Queen’s race" among frontier labs. Agentic AI, exemplified by tools like OpenClaw and Claude’s new sc...

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Anthropic vs. The Pentagon, Claude Outpaces ChatGPT, and Consulting Gets Replaced | #234

02 Mar 2026
2h 10m
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The podcast explores the transformative impact of AI across various sectors, from geopolitics and corporate strategies to biotech and societal structures. The discussion highlights India's emergence as an AI-neutral global player, the Pentagon's clash with Anthropic over AI safeguards, and the shift from consumer-focus...

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Can AI Replace Teachers? Inside the $40M Company Using AI Tutors to Teach 200% Faster | #233

25 Feb 2026
1h 34m
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Alpha Schools' model for revolutionizing education is the focus, emphasizing AI-driven personalized learning and life skills development. Joe Lamont and Mackenzie Price detail how their approach, which includes a two-hour academic day, leads to significantly higher SAT scores and a love of learning among students. A co...

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David Sinclair (Harvard Professor) Reveals Age-Reversing Science to Look & Feel Younger

24 Feb 2026
2h 23m
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The podcast explores the state of age reversal research, focusing on epigenetic reprogramming and the potential for achieving longevity escape velocity. Dr. David Sinclair shares insights from his lab, highlighting advancements in AI-driven molecule screening that could lead to affordable age-reversal therapeutics. He ...

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Ben Horowitz: xAI Executive Exodus, Apple's AI Crisis, The Pace of AI | #232

19 Feb 2026
1h 52m
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The podcast episode centers on the accelerating pace of AI development and its potential societal impacts, including job displacement and wealth concentration. The panelists explore the implications of recursive self-improvement in AI, with discussions on whether humans are truly "in the loop." Concerns arise about vid...

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OpenAI Acquires OpenClaw, 400x Cost Collapse, & Why India Wins the Talent War | EP #231

18 Feb 2026
2h 7m
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The podcast explores the rapid advancements and potential societal impacts of AI, particularly focusing on the competition between OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. It highlights Anthropic's focus on enterprise performance versus OpenAI's consumer land grab through cost reduction. The discussion touches on the implication...

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The AI CEO Arrives: Sam Altman's Succession Plan, Job Loss Continues, and Our 2027 'Solve Everything' Paper | EP #230

13 Feb 2026
2h 11m
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The podcast explores the rapid advancements in AI and their potential societal and economic impacts, focusing on the shift from scarcity to abundance. The discussion covers the possibility of AI CEOs, the accelerating pace of AI development, and the need for new economic models beyond GDP. The speakers highlight the im...

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Brett Adcock: Humanoid Run on Neural Net, Autonomous Manufacturing, $50T Market #229

11 Feb 2026
1h 44m
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Humanoid robotics is undergoing a paradigm shift as companies transition from rigid, C++-coded heuristics to end-to-end neural network architectures. Figure, led by CEO Brett Adcock, exemplifies this evolution with its Helix 2 platform, which enables full-body autonomous control without traditional pre-programming. By ...

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Opus 4.6 Tops Benchmarks, ChatGPT Market Share Decline, and the Privacy Breakdown | EP 228

09 Feb 2026
2h 1m
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AGI Debate: Is It Finally Here? | EP #227

05 Feb 2026
2h 14m
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Cathie Wood's 2026 Vision: 7% GDP Growth, Rising AI Demand, US vs. China, Robotaxis, and Bitcoin w/ Salim Ismail, AWG & Dave Blundin | EP #226

02 Feb 2026
1h 57m
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The podcast explores ARK Invest's 2026 Big Ideas Report, focusing on the acceleration of technological innovation and its impact on global GDP. Cathie Wood from ARK Invest discusses the potential for 7% or higher GDP growth, driven by robotics, AI, energy storage, and blockchain, while addressing skepticism from tradit...

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Davos 2026: The US-China AI Race, GPU Diplomacy, and Robots Walking the Streets | #225

27 Jan 2026
1h 41m
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The podcast episode centers on key discussions and insights from the Davos conference, primarily focusing on the pervasive influence of AI across various sectors. The conversation highlights AI's potential economic impact, estimating it could affect trillions in the global labor market, and the infrastructure build-out...

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Claude Code Ends SaaS, the Gemini + Siri Partnership, and Math Finally Solves AI | #224

27 Jan 2026
1h 50m
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The podcast explores the rapid advancements and potential disruptions in AI, robotics, and energy. It highlights the Cambrian explosion of robots at CES, NVIDIA's unveiling of Cosmos, Alameo, and Vera Rubin, and the implications of Claude 4.5 on the software industry. The conversation touches on the potential job singu...

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