Mar 22, 2026

Why the Classroom Must Change in the Age of AI (with Zack Kass)

Zack Kass discusses how AI can revolutionize education through personalized learning, shifting the teacher's role to that of a guide. He outlines key principles from his book, "The Next Renaissance," drawing on the work of educational luminaries Eva Moskowitz, McKenzie Price, and Rudolph Steiner to advocate for a system based on accountability and self-discovery, ultimately aiming to restore the purpose of childhood beyond economic incentives.

Mar 20, 2026

Terence Tao – Kepler, Newton, and the true nature of mathematical discovery

Terence Tao uses the story of Kepler's discovery of planetary motion as an analogy for AI's role in science. He argues that AI excels at broad, high-temperature idea generation but requires a robust verification process to be useful. The bottleneck in science is shifting from hypothesis generation to verification and curation, a challenge current scientific structures are not equipped to handle. Tao foresees a future of human-AI collaboration where humans provide deep insights and AI explores the vast breadth of possibilities, ultimately making scientific papers richer but not necessarily deeper.

Mar 20, 2026

Andrej Karpathy on Code Agents, AutoResearch, and the Loopy Era of AI

Andrej Karpathy discusses the paradigm shift to AI agent-driven development, the future of engineering and research with his AutoResearch project, the impact on jobs, and the evolving landscape of open-source models, robotics, and education.

Mar 20, 2026

Learn C++ by Example • Frances Buontempo & Matt Godbolt

Frances Buontempo discusses her book "Learn C++ by Example," explaining her teaching philosophy which uses self-contained, playable examples to make modern C++ features like coroutines, the spaceship operator, and structured bindings accessible to programmers returning to the language.

Mar 18, 2026

Inside the New Media Team with Marc Andreessen & Ben Horowitz

Erik Torenberg, Ben Horowitz, and Marc Andreessen of a16z dissect the paradigm shift from old to new media. They explore why an offensive strategy of 'flooding the zone' has replaced defensive PR, how authentic individuals have eclipsed sterile corporate brands, the strategic importance of speed and the OODA loop, and the nuanced interplay between oral and written cultures on the internet.

Mar 18, 2026

How Debuggers Work • Sy Brand • GOTO 2025

Sy Brand demystifies the internal workings of native code debuggers, explaining how core features like breakpoints, stepping, stack unwinding, and variable inspection are implemented using operating system primitives, debug information formats like DWARF, and low-level hardware features.