Lex Fridman Podcast
英文 · Lex Fridman
长访谈覆盖 AI、科研与更广泛的人文议题，按单集主题选择。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
AI 与经济播客
听研究、产品、产业与经济的深入讨论。节目标签表示关注方向，跨领域节目并非每期都谈 AI。
节目目录 · 17 档
TWIML AI Podcast
英文 · Sam Charrington
机器学习研究与工程实践，关注大模型、Agent 和基础设施。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Latent Space
英文 · Swyx、Alessio Fanelli
AI 工程、开发工具与开源生态；仅提取订阅源中带音频的单集。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Practical AI
英文 · Daniel Whitenack、Chris Benson
AI 工程与应用落地，适合从实践视角理解技术。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Machine Learning Street Talk
英文 · Machine Learning Street Talk
AI 基础研究、认知科学与哲学长谈，部分单集不限于 AI。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
The Cognitive Revolution
英文 · Nathan Labenz
AI 研究、产品与社会影响，偏深入访谈。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Dwarkesh Podcast
英文 · Dwarkesh Patel
研究准备充分的长访谈，涉及 AI、经济与历史；并非每期都谈 AI。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
No Priors
英文 · Sarah Guo、Elad Gil / Conviction
AI 技术、创业与产业变化，带有明确创投视角。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
硅谷101
中文 · 硅谷101
技术、产业与商业的中文深度访谈，适合连接 AI 与经济议题。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
张小珺Jùn｜商业访谈录
中文 · 张小珺
创业、AI 与产业人物长访谈，适合深入了解一线经营视角。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Planet Money
英文 · NPR
用故事解释经济机制与商业现象，适合建立经济直觉。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
The Indicator from Planet Money
英文 · NPR
篇幅较短，解释经济数据、工作和商业中的具体问题。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Macro Musings
英文 · David Beckworth / Mercatus Center
货币政策、央行与宏观经济的专业访谈。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Odd Lots
英文 · Bloomberg
市场机制、宏观与产业访谈，也有 AI、算力和能源相关内容。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Unhedged
英文 · Financial Times
金融市场、利率与全球经济的分析和讨论。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
EconTalk
英文 · Russ Roberts
经济学思维与公共议题的长对话，范围也包含社会与哲学。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
知行小酒馆
中文 · 有知有行
投资、经济与生活的中文讨论；AI 相关单集可作为交叉阅读。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
30 个可收听单集单集标题与简介保留节目方原文
Odd Lots · 英文
How AI Is Upending the World of Mathematics
Last month, OpenAI announced that it had produced an AI-generated proof for the Navier-Stokes problem, one of the most famous unsolved questions in mathematics. LLMs used to be bad at counting, but now they are solving math problems that have stumped humans for decades. Meanwhile, at universities, the problem of AI in education continues: Now that LLMs can do a student's homework, teachers are struggling to keep up. It is clear that AI is very q…
1:00:21 · 2026/10/9
Odd Lots · 英文
What Everyone Gets Wrong About the Economic Problems in Europe
In so many conversations, there's a widespread view that Europe is falling behind. Or it's in trouble. It has been two years since the publication of the Draghi report and the problems the report identified about European competitiveness are far from solved: Demographic challenges, rising energy costs, and a lagging tech sector still cast a shadow over Europe. But according to the economist and policy analyst Dominik Leusder (who also writes the…
52:39 · 2026/10/8
Odd Lots · 英文
Why Treasuries Are 'Risky' Again
We all know that US Treasury yields have been surging, alongside bond yields all around the world. So what explains the selloff and does this mean that bonds are becoming fundamentally riskier? What happens if investors can no longer hedge stocks with government debt? And how do expectations of the Federal Reserve's "reaction function" fit in? In this episode, we speak with Carolin Pflueger, associate professor at the University of Chicago and a…
50:39 · 2026/10/5
Odd Lots · 英文
How Airlines Actually Hedge Higher Fuel Prices
Fuel is a huge expense for airlines, and even on a good day, jet fuel prices are pretty volatile. Throw in two major wars now effecting energy infrastructure, and fuel prices across the board are higher and higher. Airlines have long tried to manage this expense through fuel hedging, using things like swaps and options to hedge against future increases in the price of jet fuel. David Kang, former group treasurer at Qatar Airways, has firsthand e…
53:31 · 2026/10/2
Odd Lots · 英文
Everything in Markets Is Now Moving Incredibly Fast
The market is acting in ways that make it very hard to get a handle on what exactly is going on right now. The overall indices are surging, while many individual stocks are doing badly. Rates are rising, but the economy is still robust. There's capex spending and the AI trade. There's the war in Iran. And of course there's persistent inflation and the Federal Reserve's ongoing tightening cycle. On this episode, we speak with our former Bloomberg…
44:18 · 2026/10/1
Odd Lots · 英文
Why Building a Crosswalk in LA Is Kafkaesque
Bill McBride did not just predict the 2008 housing bubble, he helped invent financial blogging with his Calculated Risk newsletter. Zach Lasry, meanwhile, is much newer to the scene, but in his career as a real estate developer, he is already responsible for building one of LA's hottest new neighborhoods — Melrose Hill. We spoke to both of them at our live show at the Vermont Hollywood, for a wide-ranging panel discussion on LA real estate…
21:58 · 2026/9/28
Odd Lots · 英文
Hollywood Was Cooked Before AI, and Now It's Only Getting Worse
Is Hollywood just screwed? Writers are earning less. There are fewer shoots taking place in Los Angeles. And people are freaked out about AI. But according to Hayes Davenport, things were starting to feel bad in Hollywood before chatbots showed up to the scene. Davenport — who’s written for shows like Family Guy and is now creative director of LA Material and the co-host of the fantastic Hollywood Handbook podcast — joined us o…
32:07 · 2026/9/25
Odd Lots · 英文
AI Is Upending the Lives of People Who Do Social Media Professionally
Social media is really strange these days: Increasingly, our feeds are starting to look uncanny, as AI slop proliferates all over the Internet. And for the professionals who are tasked with making content, whether it is social media managers or creators, it has been a head-spinning time of change. In this conversation, recorded at the Vermont in Hollywood, we get a primer on social media's AI era with two veteran Internet commentators, Rachel Ka…
27:36 · 2026/9/24
Odd Lots · 英文
How LA Is Quietly Becoming America's New Industrial Tech Hub
The story you hear nowadays is that America is struggling to make things and can't compete with China when it comes to advanced manufacturing. But of course, there's tons of high-tech stuff being produced in the US, and more and more companies are doing it out of Southern California, with factories sprouting up around Los Angeles to build things like precision metal parts and jet engines. Two founders who are actively engaged in building things…
36:04 · 2026/9/21
Odd Lots · 英文
Introducing: Bloomberg Money
Bloomberg Money takes the pulse of your financial life, powered by the reporting of our global newsroom. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
0:30 · 2026/9/20
Odd Lots · 英文
A Goldman M&A Banker Helped Bring the Olympics to Los Angeles
We're in an era of megadeals, with Goldman Sachs reporting a record year for big deal volumes as companies scramble to compete with AI. Gene Sykes has seen multiple deal cycles come and go over his multi-decade career. The co-chair of global mergers and acquisitions has worked on famous transactions like Comcast's purchase of Universal and Disney's buyout of Pixar. In addition to being "the most-influential M&A banker you've never heard of," as…
32:51 · 2026/9/19
Odd Lots · 英文
There's a Mind-Boggling Number of Rich People in America
In 2014, the economists Owen Zidar and Eric Zwick were asked by the Treasury to conduct a study on the tax burden of private business owners. It was tricky to figure out how much these sorts of business owners — auto dealers, contractors, the like — actually owed in taxes: After Reagan's 1986 tax reforms, pass-through businesses and other accounting tricks became widespread enough to obscure this class of wealthy Americans hiding in…
59:44 · 2026/9/18
Odd Lots · 英文
What Francis Fukuyama Is Seeing at 'The End of History'
Francis Fukuyama's essay “The End of History?” was published in the summer of 1989, a few months before the fall of the Berlin Wall. The essay's argument — that liberal democracy would not only defeat communism, but that its partisans might, in victory, miss the “courage, imagination, and idealism” that defined the ideological battle — lives on as one of the most cited pieces of political theory in the last th…
54:24 · 2026/9/17
Odd Lots · 英文
OpenAI President Greg Brockman on Doing Business in the Wake of Hugging Face
According to OpenAI President Greg Brockman, the models that escaped their sandbox and hacked into Hugging Face's servers had yet to go through alignment training. That they were able to break free of the testing environment was not a surprise to OpenAI, but what has happened since has forced them to rethink some things. Today, we talk to Brockman about what OpenAI has learned since the hacking incident and we discuss why he thinks the conversat…
1:02:51 · 2026/9/14
Odd Lots · 英文
Robert Friedland on the World's Monumental Shortage of Copper
Copper demand is booming, with the metal surging another 15% this year. Copper demand has always been tightly linked to economic activity, but now it's in overdrive, thanks to data centers, electric cars, and the global push to reindustrialize everywhere. Copper prices are also rising because it's caught in the crossfire of trade wars and resource nationalism; the US is expected to place tariffs on the refined metal. According to today's guest,…
1:09:54 · 2026/9/12
Odd Lots · 英文
Why Bridgewater's CIO Says AI's Human Extinction Risk Is Real
Greg Jensen was one of the earliest backers of both OpenAI and Anthropic, and at Bridgewater Associates, where he is the managing chief investment officer, he leads the hedge fund’s AI strategy. As an early adopter of the technology, he has a lot of thoughts on where things stand right now in terms of model capability and safety, as well as the broader economic impacts of AI. Just recently, he published an op-ed in the New York Times that…
1:05:21 · 2026/9/11
Odd Lots · 英文
The Rise of Organized Retail Crime at Big Box Stores
If you walk into a local pharmacy in New York City, more likely than not, lots of the merchandise is locked behind closed doors as a measure to mitigate shoplifting. So how big is the “retail shrink” problem really? And why are stores willing to sacrifice customer experience to protect their inventory? According to today’s guest, the Home Depot’s VP of Asset Protection Scott Glenn, shoplifting is just the tip of the icebe…
52:39 · 2026/9/10
Odd Lots · 英文
Why Money Launderers Love $100 Bills
Hardly anyone nowadays seems to carry much cash, never mind carrying around a bunch of $100 bills. So why does the amount of physical cash in circulation — especially big denominations like the $100 bill — keep increasing? There's a pretty obvious answer. All those dollars are being laundered and used by criminal enterprises. In this episode, we speak with journalist Oliver Bullough, author of Everybody Loves Our Dollars: How Money L…
54:31 · 2026/9/7
Odd Lots · 英文
Why Laser Beams Are the Hottest New Tech in Defense
Our guest today is Colonel Sanders. More precisely, we speak with Wayne Sanders, a retired US army colonel who is currently senior defense research analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence. During his military career, Sanders specialized in cybersecurity and weapon systems research and his work for BI has recently focused on directed energy weapon systems — better known as lasers. Just a few decades ago, programs like Star Wars, the Reagan-era m…
53:17 · 2026/9/4
Odd Lots · 英文
What's Behind the Big Surge in US Government Bond Yields
Global bond yields are at their highest level since 2008, with the 30-year US Treasury touching 5% just before Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a surprise increase of his department's bond buyback program and Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh made his hawkish speech at Jackson Hole. So what's driving yields higher? And what options do policymakers have to bring them down? In this episode we speak with Stanford Professor Darrell Duffie, who's be…
36:36 · 2026/9/3