Scott Galloway

From my conversation with Greg Lukianoff:

Trump vs. The Press: The Free Speech Fight That Actually Matters — With Greg Lukianoff youtu.be

Watch:

AI Agents Could Break the Banking System — With Ethan Mollick youtu.be

New Conversations episode out now:

How Worried Should We Be About AI? — with Alex Stamos open.spotify.com

Jensen Huang should resign. Companies like Nvidia and OpenAI are the new defense contractors,,, and this is the most sensitive material in the world.

We should be scared of reckless people with malicious intent who use AI,,, We need regulation. Thanks for having me, Michael Smerconish.

AI getting a roof over its head, while the 25 year old who trained it is still in his parents’ basement.

I predict Trump, who has bet the entire economy on the overinflated valuations of AI, will bail out AI/data centers. Ordinary people will likely be the ones who pay.

Tired of hearing AI founders suddenly voice concern for the technology after vesting millions of dollars’ worth in shares. That’s not helpful now.

Regulation is not contrary to innovation. I stick with my original premise on the concerns around the lack of AI regulation. Thanks for having me again, Anderson Cooper.

AI companies have Pentagon-level threats and WeWork-level security.

If the U.S. were to drive away Chinese AI researchers, it would be similar to when Germany decided they didn't need Jewish engineers before World War II, argues Noah Smith. Guess what? They did,

There is no indication these AI agents had their own wants and desires, says cybersecurity expert Alex Stamos.

The value of identity formation in the age of AI has never been greater, says the author Josh Tyrangiel. New Conversations episode out now.