Featured Guests: Alberto Yepez, co-founder & managing director, Forgepoint Capital | Tyler Williams, head of legislative & regulatory affairs, Galaxy Digital

The SEC passes a new law for public companies to report cyber attacks, two crypto bills make it to the House floor for the first time ever, and Facebook’s algorithm does not appear to contribute to online polarization.

Featured Guest: Tomasz Tunguz, general partner, Theory Ventures

Is the U.S. falling behind China in the AI arms race? Some believe the lack of regulation from the U.S. government is hindering its ability to keep up. We sat down for an extended interview with veteran venture capitalist, Tomasz Tunguz.

Featured Guests: Doug Clinton, co-founder & partner, Deep Water Asset Management | Joe Merrill, general partner, Sputnik ATX

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Microsoft, four of the leading AI companies, establish the Frontier Model Forum to self-regulate, Singapore’s GIC says private equity’s golden age is over, and Netflix offers $900,000 dollars for an AI job amidst writer’s strike in Hollywood.

Featured Guests: Peter Wagner, founding partner, Wing Venture Capital | Alex Lazarow, managing partner, Fluent Ventures | Rohan Pujara, general partner, Valhalla Ventures

Quarterly earnings results drop this week for big tech companies, Valhalla Ventures raises a flagship fund of $66 million, and the U.S. Senate votes in new rules for China-based investments.

Featured Guests: Saxon Baum, general partner, Florida Funders | Rakesh Mathur, entrepreneur & cofounder, Fizz

Twitter announces its new name and logo, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube are facing lawsuits from schools nationwide for causing harm to student mental health, and Credit Suisse is fined $388 million dollars over Archegos Capital collapse.

Featured Guests: Brian S. Raymond, founder and CEO, Unstructured | Sam Smith-Eppsteiner, partner, Innovation Endeavors

The largest AI companies like Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI make commitments to the White House that they will implement measures to make the tech safer, foreign companies are the biggest winners under America’s climate tech law, and Marc Andreesen shares about his son’s relationship with ChatGPT.

Featured Guests: George Mathew, managing director, Insight Partners | Devon Kirk, co-head and partner, Portage Capital Solutions

Blackstone President Jonathan Gray predicts that the private markets deal drought is coming to an end, the Fed introduces FedNow, a real-time electronic payments system, and a U.S. House Committee is investigating VC firms for financing China-based startups.

Featured Guests: Brian Rothenberg, partner, defy.vc | Rob Biederman, managing partner, Asymmetric Capital Partners

Senators propose bipartisan ban on U.S. lawmakers from owning stocks, the FTC puts private equity ‘on notice’ for acquisition roll-ups, and a lightning round covering three stories you need to know from yesterday.

Featured Guests: Nick Lockett, CTO and co-founder, Pear Suite | Nnamdi Okike, co-founder and managing partner, 645 Ventures | Mili Raina, investor, Crossbeam Venture Partners

Meta introduces Llama 2, an open-source LLM that could rival ChatGPT, OpenAI strikes a deal with AJP to help fund AI technology experimentation in local news and journalism, and Threads plateaus, losing half its active users.

Featured Guests: Drew Glover, CEO and founder, Fiat Growth & General Partner, Fiat Ventures | Will Robbins, General Partner, Contrary

ARK’s Cathie Wood says they have written down their Twitter stake by 47%, Goldman Sachs forecasts the chances of a recession are unlikely, and crypto investment firm Paradigm hires Alex Grieve, their new government relations lead.