Context.dev: How Angry Emails Built a 400-Customer AI Startup
Yahia Bakour kept getting angry emails from big companies about bad data quality. Instead of panicking, he treated them as a signal, killed his other projects, and went all in on one product. In this...
5 Nov 24min
Is Identity the Internet's Biggest Unsolved Problem? - Fidelity Labs
Evan Schnidman, head of Fidelity Labs, believes the hardest problem in technology today isn't intelligence, it's identity. In this episode of The Index Podcast, Evan explains why verifying who or what...
5 Nov 36min
Clean Coders: Is Uncle Bob Right That Buying Software Is Dead?
Robert C. Martin, better known as Uncle Bob, wrote Clean Code. Now he says the days of buying software products are waning, and he built a word processor in 20 minutes to prove it. In this episode of...
4 Nov 33min
Is Quantum Computing About to Save Crypto, Not Kill It? - Franklin Crypto
Chris Perkins, head of Franklin Crypto at Franklin Templeton, thinks the quantum computing threat to crypto is actually its biggest tailwind. In this episode of The Index Podcast, Chris explains why t...
4 Nov 40min
Horizons Law: Who's Legally Liable When a $100M Wallet Hack Happens?
Chris Perkins, head of Franklin Crypto at Franklin Templeton, thinks the quantum computing threat to crypto is actually its biggest tailwind. In this episode of The Index Podcast, Chris explains why t...
3 Nov 59min
Is the 9:30 to 4 Stock Market About to Become Obsolete? - Raydium
Ben Ungvari, CMO of Raydium, the Solana exchange that clears the majority of tokenized equity trading, explains why the 9:30 to 4 stock market is a relic of a world where you had to physically stand o...
3 Nov 52min
Jake Brukhman: The Truth About Decentralized AI Training - CoinFund
Jake Brukhman, founder and CEO of CoinFund, predicts we'll train a 400 to 500 billion parameter AI model on a decentralized network within the next six to nine months, with no data center required. In...
2 Nov 45min
