Feb 10, 2026

Speed and Scale: How Today's AI Datacenters Are Operating Through Hypergrowth

Kris Beevers, CEO of NetBox Labs, explores the hypergrowth in AI infrastructure, detailing how teams are compressing the design, build, and deployment cycle from years to months. The discussion covers the primary bottlenecks like power and logistics, the critical need for intent-driven automation, and the role of a standardized data model in managing the immense complexity from physical cabling to logical configuration.

Jan 08, 2026

The End of the Junior Data Engineer?

Matthew Glickman, CEO of Genesis Computing, discusses the rise of AI data agents designed to automate complex data engineering workflows. He covers the "last 10%" problem in enterprise AI, the unique value of targeting the data engineer persona, and how these agents can tackle challenges like legacy system migration and knowledge capture, ultimately giving valuable time back to data teams.

Nov 14, 2025

AI Is Eating Logistics

Ryan Petersen, founder and CEO of Flexport, explains how AI and Machine Learning are being implemented to revolutionize the multi-trillion-dollar logistics industry. He details specific applications, from ML models that optimize container routing to LLM agents that automate communication, and discusses the cultural and strategic shifts required for a large company to embrace AI-driven, bottom-up innovation.

Nov 07, 2025

Amjad Masad & Adam D’Angelo: How Far Are We From AGI?

Adam D’Angelo (Quora/Poe) and Amjad Masad (Replit) debate the future of AI. They clash on whether LLMs are hitting limits, the timeline to AGI, and the societal impact of automating entry-level jobs while expert roles remain, potentially creating a "missing middle" in the workforce.

Oct 14, 2025

Orchestrating Complex AI Workflows with AI Agents & LLMs

Eric Pritchett, President and COO of Terzo, explains the transformative impact of AI agents and LLMs on workflow orchestration. He contrasts the goal-oriented, flexible nature of AI agents with the limitations of traditional RPA, illustrating how a multi-agent system can automate complex processes like quote generation, marking a paradigm shift in automation capabilities.

Oct 03, 2025

Software is Eating Labor

Alex Rampell of a16z explains how software is evolving from digitizing records to performing labor, shifting the industry's focus from the $300 billion SaaS market to the $13 trillion labor market. This transition, accelerated by AI, is forcing a change in business models from seat-based pricing to outcome-based pricing, creating new opportunities and expanding the total addressable market.