Kate Cox

And it's not so much a moonshot.

We've interviewed her before, but I actually think Lisa Sue from AMD, we should have her back next year.

She's in the heart of the chip conversation.

She needs to compete for capacity with TSMC, with NVIDIA, which...

It's a fascinatingly hard challenge.

We should probably get Jensen on for a video, too.

But I think, actually, Lisa, every time we've been on, she's been refreshingly candid.

And AMD is, like, mounting a little bit of a comeback.

And I think that would be a really good episode next year.

I should ask you two because you two do all the booking.

My impression of how Decoder works right now is that we do very little outbound.

We have a lot of incoming.

A lot of people want to be in the show.

The joke I keep making is that

It's a game called Nilay vs. Media Training, which is a game you can win but also a game you can lose.

The fact that it's a little bit challenging makes a lot of very competitive type A CEOs want to be on the show because they see their peers either win or lose and they think they can do better.

By the way, this is not like some secret information.

I say this out loud all the time and everyone knows this is how I think of the show and everyone keeps showing up.

So that's great.

That continues to work.