A podcast featuring the world's best minds from venture and startups. Hosted by James Pringle & Hector Mason.
Most AI companies trade safety for speed, but healthcare doesn't allow for errors. Ali Parsa is building a system where 40 independent agents audit every word before a patient hears it, creating an intentional lag that protects lives.
Solar power has long been a luxury for the landed elite, requiring five-figure investments and permanent roof ownership. Alan Chang is shattering that model with a plug-and-play system that installs in ten minutes and pays for itself in just three years. This isn't just a battery; it's a fundamental shift in how urban dwellers take control of their own energy grid.
The voice AI revolution is here, but most companies are just 'wrappers' borrowing their future from OpenAI. Nikola Mrkšić reveals how PolyAI built a billion-conversation nervous system for giants like PG&E and Caesars by moving past clunky IVR to a Jarvis-like reality. While others gamble on outcome-based pricing, the real winners are those who own their models and integrate so deeply they become impossible to rip out.
Veterinary clinics are drowning in 1980s software and fragmented plugins, but Nicolò Frisiani is using a $25 million war chest to install a new AI-driven brain into the industry. By pivoting from a consumer app to a deep-stack enterprise operating system, Lupa is proving that the path to market dominance starts with solving the vet's biggest headache: manual documentation.
The global payment system isn't broken, but the banks running it are. George Davis, CEO of Lorum, reveals how legacy giants like Citi and J.P. Morgan are incentivized to slow down your money to capture interest, leaving a massive opening for a new breed of 100% reserve-backed clearing banks. By rebuilding the fundamental clearing stack and fixing the 'broken' world of international dollar settlement, Lorum is chasing an $80 billion opportunity that most fintechs are too afraid to touch.