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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg

All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg

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Industry veterans, degenerate gamblers & besties Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks & David Friedberg cover all things economic, tech, political, social & poker.

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β€œThe issue is that they thought that it was inherently wrong to build tools capable of being used for violence because they believed that the idea of deterring violence through having a strong arsenal was fundamentally obsolete and itself wrong.”

β€” Palmer Luckey
#28
APR 10, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC

Anthropic's $30B Ramp, Mythos Doomsday, OpenClaw Ankled, Iran War Ceasefire, Israel's Influence

  • β€’

    Guest: Brad Gerstner, Founder and CEO of Altimeter Capital and the recurring "fifth bestie."

    β€œI think they deserve a ton of credit here... the company realized it would wreak havoc if they just released it to move ahead of the competition.”

    β€” Brad Gerstner
  • β€’

    Anthropic is withholding its 'Mythos' model after it autonomously identified decades-old security vulnerabilities, including a 27-year-old exploit in OpenBSD critical infrastructure.

    β€œThe model that we're experimenting with is by and large as good as a professional human at identifying bugs... it has the ability to chain together vulnerabilities.”

    β€” Dario Amodei
  • β€’

    The industry is pivoting toward a self-regulatory 'sandbox' model, forming alliances like Project Glass Wing to patch internet-scale bugs before general AGI-level releases.

    β€œThey don’t need government to hold their hand on this... It shows you can trust the industry and market forces in coordination with the government.”

    β€” Brad Gerstner
  • β€’

    Critics argue that Anthropic’s doomsday warnings are a calculated 'Chicken Little' marketing strategy designed to manufacture hype through fear.

    β€œAnytime Anthropic is scaring people, you have to ask, is this a tactic? Is this part of their Chicken Little routine? They have a proven pattern of using fear to market products.”

    β€” David Sacks
  • β€’

    Anthropic is currently tracking toward a $30B revenue run rate, marking the fastest revenue ramp in corporate history and signaling a massive shift in the TAM for intelligence.

    β€œMythos and Spud represent the beginning of what I would call AGI models. These are models with massive step function improvements in intelligence.”

    β€” Brad Gerstner
#27
APR 10, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC

Anthropic's $30B Ramp, Mythos Doomsday, OpenClaw Ankled, Iran War Ceasefire, Israel's Influence

  • β€’

    Guest: Brad Gerstner, Founder and CEO of Altimeter Capital and the recurring "fifth bestie."

    β€œI think they deserve a ton of credit here... the company realized it would wreak havoc if they just released it to move ahead of the competition.”

    β€” Brad Gerstner
  • β€’

    Anthropic is withholding its 'Mythos' model after it autonomously identified decades-old security vulnerabilities, including a 27-year-old exploit in OpenBSD critical infrastructure.

    β€œThe model that we're experimenting with is by and large as good as a professional human at identifying bugs... it has the ability to chain together vulnerabilities.”

    β€” Dario Amodei
  • β€’

    The industry is pivoting toward a self-regulatory 'sandbox' model, forming alliances like Project Glass Wing to patch internet-scale bugs before general AGI-level releases.

    β€œThey don’t need government to hold their hand on this... It shows you can trust the industry and market forces in coordination with the government.”

    β€” Brad Gerstner
  • β€’

    Critics argue that Anthropic’s doomsday warnings are a calculated 'Chicken Little' marketing strategy designed to manufacture hype through fear.

    β€œAnytime Anthropic is scaring people, you have to ask, is this a tactic? Is this part of their Chicken Little routine? They have a proven pattern of using fear to market products.”

    β€” David Sacks
  • β€’

    Anthropic is currently tracking toward a $30B revenue run rate, marking the fastest revenue ramp in corporate history and signaling a massive shift in the TAM for intelligence.

    β€œMythos and Spud represent the beginning of what I would call AGI models. These are models with massive step function improvements in intelligence.”

    β€” Brad Gerstner
#26
APR 8, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC

Josh Shapiro on Trump, Iran War Chaos, Israel's Failure, the Economy, and 2028 Race

  • β€’

    Guest: Josh Shapiro, Governor of Pennsylvania.

    β€œHe's focused on getting done, GSD. He's tough on crime. Ranked number one according to my notes on charging Medicaid fraud. He's pro data center... and he's a baller.”

    β€” Jason Calacanis
  • β€’

    The 'Money-Back Guarantee' on Bureaucracy: Pennsylvania has implemented a national model where late permits trigger automatic refunds to businesses.

    β€œWe’ve got a money back guarantee on all of our permits. If we don’t get you your permit in time, we’ll give you your money back. We’ve issued 40 million permits; we’ve only had to issue five refunds.”

    β€” Josh Shapiro
  • β€’

    The Pro-Growth Democrat Blueprint: Shapiro has cut taxes seven times and transformed PA into the only growing economy in the Northeast.

    β€œWe are a pro-growth state. We've created more jobs in all but two states in the entire country. We've cut taxes seven different times to be more competitive.”

    β€” Josh Shapiro
  • β€’

    Prosecuting Fraud to Restore Trust: Pennsylvania leads the nation in Medicaid fraud prosecutions, treating waste as a primary driver of institutional cynicism.

    β€œWe should have a zero tolerance policy for that. I’m proud of the fact that we’ve had more Medicaid fraud prosecutions in Pennsylvania than almost any other state.”

    β€” Josh Shapiro
  • β€’

    The Link Between Inefficiency and Extremism: Shapiro argues that 'oppressive' red tape fuels political polarization by pushing frustrated citizens toward extreme voices.

    β€œWhen people get pissed because government is working against them, they grow a little more cynical about our system. That creates more opportunity for dark voices on extremes to take advantage.”

    β€” Josh Shapiro
#25
APR 6, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC

The Companies Changing Warfare Forever: Palantir & Anduril Execs on Drones, AI & the Future of War

  • β€’

    Silicon Valley's historical taboo against defense tech has hindered national security - ideological opposition from VCs and tech workers previously prevented the development of critical deterrent technologies, creating a strategic gap.

    β€œThe issue is that they thought that it was inherently wrong to build tools capable of being used for violence because they believed that the idea of deterring violence through having a strong arsenal was fundamentally obsolete and itself wrong.”

    β€” Palmer Luckey
  • β€’

    Legacy defense procurement models favor labor hours over technological efficiency - traditional contractors lack the incentive to integrate AI because they are rewarded for the scale of their workforce rather than the performance of their software.

    β€œThere's more better AI in John Deere tractors than there is in any US military vehicle. There's better computer vision in the Snapchat app on your phone than any system that the US Department of Defense has deployed.”

    β€” Palmer Luckey
  • β€’

    Strategic adversaries focus on asymmetric warfare to exploit US software gaps - nations like China and Russia prioritize AI and autonomous proxies to challenge the US in areas where traditional military hardware is least effective.

    β€œThey're going to arm proxies or if they engage directly, they're going to use technologies that give them an asymmetrical advantage in the areas where we are the least competent.”

    β€” Palmer Luckey
#24
APR 6, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC

The Companies Changing Warfare Forever: Palantir & Anduril Execs on Drones, AI & the Future of War

  • β€’

    Silicon Valley's historical taboo against defense tech has hindered national security - ideological opposition from VCs and tech workers previously prevented the development of critical deterrent technologies, creating a strategic gap.

    β€œThe issue is that they thought that it was inherently wrong to build tools capable of being used for violence because they believed that the idea of deterring violence through having a strong arsenal was fundamentally obsolete and itself wrong.”

    β€” Palmer Luckey
  • β€’

    Legacy defense procurement models favor labor hours over technological efficiency - traditional contractors lack the incentive to integrate AI because they are rewarded for the scale of their workforce rather than the performance of their software.

    β€œThere's more better AI in John Deere tractors than there is in any US military vehicle. There's better computer vision in the Snapchat app on your phone than any system that the US Department of Defense has deployed.”

    β€” Palmer Luckey
  • β€’

    Strategic adversaries focus on asymmetric warfare to exploit US software gaps - nations like China and Russia prioritize AI and autonomous proxies to challenge the US in areas where traditional military hardware is least effective.

    β€œThey're going to arm proxies or if they engage directly, they're going to use technologies that give them an asymmetrical advantage in the areas where we are the least competent.”

    β€” Palmer Luckey
#23
APR 6, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC

The Companies Changing Warfare Forever: Palantir & Anduril Execs on Drones, AI & the Future of War

  • β€’

    Silicon Valley's historical taboo against defense tech has hindered national security - ideological opposition from VCs and tech workers previously prevented the development of critical deterrent technologies, creating a strategic gap.

    β€œThe issue is that they thought that it was inherently wrong to build tools capable of being used for violence because they believed that the idea of deterring violence through having a strong arsenal was fundamentally obsolete and itself wrong.”

    β€” Palmer Luckey
  • β€’

    Legacy defense procurement models favor labor hours over technological efficiency - traditional contractors lack the incentive to integrate AI because they are rewarded for the scale of their workforce rather than the performance of their software.

    β€œThere's more better AI in John Deere tractors than there is in any US military vehicle. There's better computer vision in the Snapchat app on your phone than any system that the US Department of Defense has deployed.”

    β€” Palmer Luckey
  • β€’

    Strategic adversaries focus on asymmetric warfare to exploit US software gaps - nations like China and Russia prioritize AI and autonomous proxies to challenge the US in areas where traditional military hardware is least effective.

    β€œThey're going to arm proxies or if they engage directly, they're going to use technologies that give them an asymmetrical advantage in the areas where we are the least competent.”

    β€” Palmer Luckey
#22
APR 3, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC

SpaceX IPO, Iran War Fallout, Quantum Bitcoin Hack, The Space Opportunity

  • β€’

    SpaceX and Tesla are likely to merge into a single entity - a public SpaceX provides a validated mark-to-market valuation that allows Elon Musk to consolidate his companies while minimizing legal risks from shareholder lawsuits.

    β€œBut dollars to donuts, these things are going to merge.”

    β€” Chamath Palihapitiya
  • β€’

    The moon is positioned to become the next major industrial frontier - low gravity and a lack of atmosphere make it cheaper to manufacture and 'ship' materials back to Earth via magnetic mass drivers than any current terrestrial transport method.

    β€œI think the moon could end up being kind of the next industrial frontier for humanity.”

    β€” David Friedberg
  • β€’

    SpaceX is building a space-based backup for the global internet - by integrating Starlink with orbital data centers, the company is creating a network that bypasses the physical and capacity limitations of Earth's fiber-optic infrastructure.

    β€œSpaceX is demonstrating its capacity at being effectively the railroads. What the railroads were to the west and to the frontier in the west, in the last generation, SpaceX will be to the moon and ultimately to Mars.”

    β€” David Friedberg
#21
APR 3, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC

SpaceX IPO, Iran War Fallout, Quantum Bitcoin Hack, The Space Opportunity

  • β€’

    SpaceX and Tesla are likely to merge into a single entity - a public SpaceX provides a validated mark-to-market valuation that allows Elon Musk to consolidate his companies while minimizing legal risks from shareholder lawsuits.

    β€œBut dollars to donuts, these things are going to merge.”

    β€” Chamath Palihapitiya
  • β€’

    The moon is positioned to become the next major industrial frontier - low gravity and a lack of atmosphere make it cheaper to manufacture and 'ship' materials back to Earth via magnetic mass drivers than any current terrestrial transport method.

    β€œI think the moon could end up being kind of the next industrial frontier for humanity.”

    β€” David Friedberg
  • β€’

    SpaceX is building a space-based backup for the global internet - by integrating Starlink with orbital data centers, the company is creating a network that bypasses the physical and capacity limitations of Earth's fiber-optic infrastructure.

    β€œSpaceX is demonstrating its capacity at being effectively the railroads. What the railroads were to the west and to the frontier in the west, in the last generation, SpaceX will be to the moon and ultimately to Mars.”

    β€” David Friedberg
#20
APR 3, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC

SpaceX IPO, Iran War Fallout, Quantum Bitcoin Hack, The Space Opportunity

  • β€’

    SpaceX and Tesla are likely to merge into a single entity - a public SpaceX provides a validated mark-to-market valuation that allows Elon Musk to consolidate his companies while minimizing legal risks from shareholder lawsuits.

    β€œBut dollars to donuts, these things are going to merge.”

    β€” Chamath Palihapitiya
  • β€’

    The moon is positioned to become the next major industrial frontier - low gravity and a lack of atmosphere make it cheaper to manufacture and 'ship' materials back to Earth via magnetic mass drivers than any current terrestrial transport method.

    β€œI think the moon could end up being kind of the next industrial frontier for humanity.”

    β€” David Friedberg
  • β€’

    SpaceX is building a space-based backup for the global internet - by integrating Starlink with orbital data centers, the company is creating a network that bypasses the physical and capacity limitations of Earth's fiber-optic infrastructure.

    β€œSpaceX is demonstrating its capacity at being effectively the railroads. What the railroads were to the west and to the frontier in the west, in the last generation, SpaceX will be to the moon and ultimately to Mars.”

    β€” David Friedberg
#19
APR 3, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC

SpaceX IPO, Iran War Fallout, Quantum Bitcoin Hack, The Space Opportunity

  • β€’

    SpaceX and Tesla are likely to merge into a single entity - a public SpaceX provides a validated mark-to-market valuation that allows Elon Musk to consolidate his companies while minimizing legal risks from shareholder lawsuits.

    β€œBut dollars to donuts, these things are going to merge.”

    β€” Chamath Palihapitiya
  • β€’

    The moon is positioned to become the next major industrial frontier - low gravity and a lack of atmosphere make it cheaper to manufacture and 'ship' materials back to Earth via magnetic mass drivers than any current terrestrial transport method.

    β€œI think the moon could end up being kind of the next industrial frontier for humanity.”

    β€” David Friedberg
  • β€’

    SpaceX is building a space-based backup for the global internet - by integrating Starlink with orbital data centers, the company is creating a network that bypasses the physical and capacity limitations of Earth's fiber-optic infrastructure.

    β€œSpaceX is demonstrating its capacity at being effectively the railroads. What the railroads were to the west and to the frontier in the west, in the last generation, SpaceX will be to the moon and ultimately to Mars.”

    β€” David Friedberg
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