Theo Jaffee
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1,082 appearances
21 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 5d ago
Theo Jaffee’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Few people have had a front row seat to the personal computing revolution quite like Steven Sanofsky.
Over nearly three decades at Microsoft, he helped shape products that defined the PC era, including Windows, Office, and Surface.
Along the way, he also witnessed one of the technology industry's longest-running rivalries, Microsoft and Apple.
As Apple celebrates its 50th anniversary, questions about product design, platforms, hardware, software, and the future of computing remain as relevant as ever.
Theo Jaffe speaks with Steven Sanofsky about Apple, Microsoft, and the evolution of personal computing.
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For decades, Robin Hanson has argued that prediction markets are one of the most effective tools humans have for aggregating information and forecasting outcomes.
Not just for elections or sports betting, but for helping companies, governments, and individuals make better decisions.
That vision is becoming more relevant as platforms like Polymarket and Calshi bring prediction markets into mainstream culture.
But it's also triggering backlash, including new efforts to criminalize or restrict these systems.
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