The Super Intelligence Empires

The Super Intelligence Empires

By Sidharth JainTechnology
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The Super Intelligence Empires episodes

  • The Business of AI

    Some AI companies are extraordinarily profitable; others are spending extraordinary sums trying to be. The cost of making intelligence, the price of selling it, and the landlords' arithmetic.

    20 min
  • The Agents Arrive

    In 2024 you talked to the AI. In 2026 the AI does things. What an agent is, the three waves, and why delegation turns a product into power.

    11 min
  • The Compute Rush

    The defining fact of the last two years is not a model but a purchase order: roughly $1.3 trillion of capital spending, the bet underneath it, and the energy problem below the money.

    14 min
  • Prologue: A Tuesday in 2031

    Priya Deshmukh, 41, Mumbai, wakes at 6.10am because something in her ear told her to. A fictional Tuesday in 2031, built from technologies that already exist.

    10 min
  • Introduction: The Question

    In September 2026 the iPhone started answering questions with a brain rented from Google, and almost nobody noticed. The question this book asks, and the Five Rights of AI Power.

    3 min
  • Why I Wrote This

    Sidharth Jain did not set out to write about AI. He set out to understand where his money had gone. The author's note on investing, the title, and why this book has to be dated.

    7 min

About The Super Intelligence Empires

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Who will control your life in 2031? In this audio edition of The Super Intelligence Empires, producer and investor Sidharth Jain scores the eight companies racing to own artificial intelligence, Nvidia, Google, Apple, OpenAI and more, on the Five Rights of AI Power: who builds it, who delivers it, who knows you, who acts for you, and who gets paid.