Today's episode is on the back of a curious report from The Information that Suno, the AI music generation app, now brings in $150 million in annual recurring revenue. That's not Meta level, but it's not bad either.

It opens up a discussion of how the world of AI generated content is progressing, including chat about OpenAI's Sora colonising TikTok and Reels with meme videos. 

Today's episode is on the back of a curious report from The Information that Suno, the AI music generation app, now brings in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.theinformation.com/articles/music-app-suno-nearly-quadruples-annual-recurring-revenue-150-million?rc=c7wzrx">$150 million in annual recurring revenue</a>. That's not Meta level, but it's not bad either.
It opens up a discussion of how the world of AI generated content is progressing, including chat about OpenAI's Sora colonising TikTok and Reels with meme videos.&nbsp;

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In this premium ep we discuss Apple's appointment of John Giannandrea's as their head of machine learning and what it might mean for their AI ambitions, Sam Altman enacting CODE RED at OpenAI, and finally chat through Google's move to start selling their proprietary TPU chips.

In this premium ep we discuss Apple's appointment of John Giannandrea's as their head of machine learning and what it might mean for their AI ambitions, Sam Altman enacting CODE RED at OpenAI, and finally chat through Google's move to start selling their proprietary TPU chips.

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This week we're going deep on the rise of prediction markets — the hybrid of futures trading, sports gambling, and economic theology that suddenly seems to have eaten the world. Platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi are booming and an increasingly big part of both tech culture and also gambling culture.

We trace the whole arc: from Hayekian fantasies about prices revealing truth, to the far bigger truth: people just really, really like having a punt.

 

This week we're going deep on the rise of prediction markets &mdash; the hybrid of futures trading, sports gambling, and economic theology that suddenly seems to have eaten the world. Platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi are booming and an increasingly big part of both tech culture and also gambling culture.
We trace the whole arc: from Hayekian fantasies about prices revealing truth, to the far bigger truth: people just really, really like having a punt.
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