New AI products are transforming business landscapes, particularly for Grammarly. CEO Rahul Roy-Chowdhury discusses his views on AI’s impact on the future of work.
Pinky Cole explains how she’s scaling Slutty Vegan despite lawsuits, social media attacks, and a flurry of vegan restaurant competitor closures.
Yasmin Gagne joins Bob Safian to discuss Apple’s annual WWDC event, the company’s new partnership with OpenAI, and implications for app-based businesses.
We’ve reached a radical inflection point in the growth of women’s sports, particularly the WNBA. Commissioner Cathy Engelbert shares how she plans to capitalize on this newfound buzz.
Alex Kurtzman talks about the future of streaming, the end of TV’s golden age, and how courting Trekkies offers lessons for all customer engagement.
CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Suzanne Clark shares what she’s hearing from businesses in the U.S. and abroad.
Rapid Response host Bob Safian digs into the business implications of the Academy Awards with incisive Hollywood observer Franklin Leonard, founder and CEO of The Black List.
Reid Hoffman joins Bob Safian to discuss OpenAI’s new text-to-video tool Sora, Sam Altman’s fundraising, Meta’s dramatic resurgence, and three catalysts driving the recent tech layoffs.
Autodesk Chief Marketing Officer Dara Treseder explains how the Super Bowl sets the tone for the year ahead in marketing, and outlines why three metrics matter most in delivering a positive return on marketing.
In this special episode, Reid dissects five popular games and extracts the hidden entrepreneurial wisdom they contain.
In this special episode guest-hosted by master hype-ologist will.i.am, Austin Rusell offers a masterclass in understatement, and shares how to keep the hype from drowning out your product.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger discusses how the company is working to re-establish itself while sharing lessons about the long-term trajectory of the AI wave and how to practically position yourself to ride it.