Dario Amodei — “We are near the end of the exponential”
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Top Comments (10)
Thank god a podcast without the 5 minute trailer for the video i already clicked on
Watching Dario explain vs watching Sam explain are night and day.
No small talk, straight to meaty questions Dwarkesh hits hard
Darkwesh, you have become a better interviewer in the past few years. I remember you used to just get excited with all the AI hype, but now you are pushing back and asking the difficult questions like a proper interviewer
My ceo is constantly posting on LinkedIn about the revolution of Claude Code, but haven't thought to provision his employees with it. Mindblowing
This guy has a strong "I live in SF and work in tech" accent.
The massive issue with CEO interviews is, that they treat podcasts and interviews as sales. You will never catch them not bullshitting.
Anyone else feel bad for the editor editing Dwarkesh asking why he can't replace them with an AI agent yet?
I start listening and Dwarkesh speaks so fast and I am checking if I am listening it in normal speed 😆 Such a cumbersome interview. Thanks!
This is probably the first long-form interview I've listened to from Dario, and I really respect the way he runs his company. The amount of writing he does is really nice, and I like that he tries to stay in the weeds as much as possible.
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Top Comments (10)
Thank god a podcast without the 5 minute trailer for the video i already clicked on
Watching Dario explain vs watching Sam explain are night and day.
No small talk, straight to meaty questions Dwarkesh hits hard
Darkwesh, you have become a better interviewer in the past few years. I remember you used to just get excited with all the AI hype, but now you are pushing back and asking the difficult questions like a proper interviewer
My ceo is constantly posting on LinkedIn about the revolution of Claude Code, but haven't thought to provision his employees with it. Mindblowing
This guy has a strong "I live in SF and work in tech" accent.
The massive issue with CEO interviews is, that they treat podcasts and interviews as sales. You will never catch them not bullshitting.
Anyone else feel bad for the editor editing Dwarkesh asking why he can't replace them with an AI agent yet?
I start listening and Dwarkesh speaks so fast and I am checking if I am listening it in normal speed 😆 Such a cumbersome interview. Thanks!
This is probably the first long-form interview I've listened to from Dario, and I really respect the way he runs his company. The amount of writing he does is really nice, and I like that he tries to stay in the weeds as much as possible.