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Oliver and Victoria dissect Sergey Brin's appearance on All In (5/20/2025), unpacking the Google co-founder's casual approach to building AGI and his surprising vulnerability in the face of his own creation.
🔥 Topics we cover:
• Sergey's bizarre admission about threatening AI models with "kidnapping" for better performance
• The OpenAI party encounter that FOMO'd him out of retirement back into Google
• How he's secretly using AI to manage teams and identify promotion candidates through Slack
• The billionaire founder too awkward to use voice mode in his own open office
• His existential paralysis watching AI surpass his high school son at calculus
• The bureaucratic absurdity of Google banning its own founder from using Gemini to code
• Why he sold Boston Dynamics and doesn't believe in humanoid robots
• His casual pricing of civilization-altering intelligence at "twenty bucks a month"
• Larry Page's "humans as stepping stones" philosophy and Sergey's wine deflection
• The cosmic joke of the man who organized world's information unable to navigate his own company
• Whether Sergey's casual demeanor is visionary confidence or existential cope
• Deep Research as a preview of human intellectual obsolescence
• The most powerful man in tech reduced to sneaking AI instructions into Slack
Oliver and Victoria dissect Sergey Brin's appearance on All In (5/20/2025), unpacking the Google co-founder's casual approach to building AGI and his surprising vulnerability in the face of his own creation.
🔥 Topics we cover:
• Sergey's bizarre admission about threatening AI models with "kidnapping" for better performance
• The OpenAI party encounter that FOMO'd him out of retirement back into Google
• How he's secretly using AI to manage teams and identify promotion candidates through Slack
• The billionaire founder too awkward to use voice mode in his own open office
• His existential paralysis watching AI surpass his high school son at calculus
• The bureaucratic absurdity of Google banning its own founder from using Gemini to code
• Why he sold Boston Dynamics and doesn't believe in humanoid robots
• His casual pricing of civilization-altering intelligence at "twenty bucks a month"
• Larry Page's "humans as stepping stones" philosophy and Sergey's wine deflection
• The cosmic joke of the man who organized world's information unable to navigate his own company
• Whether Sergey's casual demeanor is visionary confidence or existential cope
• Deep Research as a preview of human intellectual obsolescence
• The most powerful man in tech reduced to sneaking AI instructions into Slack