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Molly O'Shea interviews leading investors, CEOs, and founders about technology companies, markets, and company building.
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10 of The Wildest Hot Takes From the All-In Summit 2026
Molly O'SheaBrad GerstnerNaveen RaoJonathan NemanToby RiceWen SangGeoff WooNick ShirleyJake PaulKent DraperMichael Brandt
AI safety is converging toward company-led controls plus independent peer review, with Elon suggesting China might participate.Unconventional AI’s planned nanojoule-per-image disclosures could extend scaling and disrupt intelligence pricing, while Rao says software may capture very little value in 20 years.U.S. gas demand may rise 20–40%, and AIRIN’s 2026 capacity is sold out; data-center opposition and uncertain neocloud margins remain risks.
Brad Gerstner: The $100 Test That Could Save 50,000 Lives a Year
Molly O'SheaBrad GerstnerJason ChangRob Goldberg
Brad Gerstner is pushing a $100 coronary calcium CT scan as “the mammogram for the heart,” targeting 40 million annual scans and claiming 50,000 lives and $20 billion in government care costs could be saved.Half of heart-attack victims have normal cholesterol, while preventive-cardiology chiefs scan at 30 or 35 and target LDL below 40 after any non-zero score.He thinks Medicaid and Medicare coverage could arrive “by the end of this year,” but soft-plaque limits remain unresolved.
Dino Mavrookas: America Needs to Build Ships Again
China built over 1,000 commercial ships last year versus five large ocean-going vessels in the US, while China holds 57% of global shipbuilding capacity.Port Alpha’s $3 billion project targets autonomous container ships, tankers, and roll-on/roll-off vessels: simpler designs could enable scale and lower costs, but only 1% of the roughly $1 trillion FY26 Department of War budget went to autonomy.