Geopolitical AI competition
Discussed in 11 analyzed podcast episodes across 10 shows
# Description This collection explores the intensifying competition between nations and companies to develop advanced AI systems, examining both the technical race toward AGI and its geopolitical implications. Key discussions include diverging AGI timelines from leading labs, concerns about espionage and model theft by foreign competitors, tensions between AI safety principles and government/military demands, and regulatory responses to rapid AI advancement. The episodes reveal underlying debates about AI acceleration versus safety, infrastructure dominance, and how private companies navigate pressure from governments seeking military AI capabilities.
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Episodes
AI Breakdown · Apr 28, 2026
OpenAI's Leadership Tensions Unpacked
Morning Brew Daily · Apr 23, 2026
Meta Surveils Employees to Train its AI & What Happens When You Give Cocaine to Salmon?
TBPN · Mar 20, 2026
100 Billion Bezos, SMCI Fully Sends GPUs (To China), Reddit CEO Joins | R.F. Kenmore, Mitch Lee, Bucky Moore, Steve Huffman, Quaid Walker, Ankur Jain, Michael Kratsios
TBPN · Mar 12, 2026
Dr. Alex Karp LIVE from AIPCon | Alex Karp, Dan Ives, Eric Brock, Casey Lane, Ted Mabrey
The a16z Show · Mar 5, 2026
Ben Thompson: Anthropic, the Pentagon, and the Limits of Private Power
Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast · Feb 26, 2026
[LIVE] Anthropic Distillation & How Models Cheat (SWE-Bench Dead) | Nathan Lambert & Sebastian Raschka
Dwarkesh Podcast · Feb 13, 2026
Dario Amodei — The highest-stakes financial model in history
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg · Jan 23, 2026