CEO Andrew Yaffe shares how he and the Dude Perfect team are leveraging the Disney playbook to build a vertically-integrated business that spans content, products, events, and maybe someday their own theme park.
Janice Min peels back the curtain on Disney’s gripe with Youtube, Netflix’s revamped homepage, and Google’s jaw-dropping AI video creator.
On stage at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Frank Patterson shares insights for thriving as a creative entrepreneur and reveals the philosophy behind Trilith Studios.
Janice Min unpack the Oscars’ biggest turning points — including how low-budget filmmaking can outrun major studios, why Hollywood is afraid of political controversy, and more.
Digital twins—AI-powered clones that look, sound, and think like us—are making it possible to effectively be in two places at once.
Imbue’s Kanjun Qiu challenges the dominant AI narrative, arguing that AI should empower humans rather than replace them.
Wharton professor Ethan Mollick explains why feeling overwhelmed by AI is completely normal—and how to work with it rather than against it.
As lifelong lovers of Dungeons & Dragons, host Reid Hoffman and Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks extract the entrepreneurial lessons they each learned from the game.
Storyteller Taryn Southern argues that AI is becoming a creative collaborator, making human artistic expression more expansive rather than obsolete.
Danny Meyer and his daughter Hallie Meyer offer invaluable insights on how to scale great experiences for customers and teams.
AI is slashing the time and cost of Hollywood special effects, making cinematic-quality visuals accessible to a much wider range of creators.
Alphabet X’s Astro Teller argues that AI’s true transformative power lies not just in technology, but in shifting the human mindset toward moonshot thinking.