Toby Howell

We talked so much about NVIDIA and the fight for GPUs to train these models, but you also need electricity to power those models, which is where you see this massive push coming from. You're also seeing it on the government side as well. I mean, I spoke about Trump's bill that he just recently signed, executive order that he recently signed.

We talked so much about NVIDIA and the fight for GPUs to train these models, but you also need electricity to power those models, which is where you see this massive push coming from. You're also seeing it on the government side as well. I mean, I spoke about Trump's bill that he just recently signed, executive order that he recently signed.

But last year, 25 states also passed legislation to advance and support nuclear energy. There was the big plant that opened in Georgia last year as well. So there definitely is this groundswell of support around a nuclear as a power source.

But last year, 25 states also passed legislation to advance and support nuclear energy. There was the big plant that opened in Georgia last year as well. So there definitely is this groundswell of support around a nuclear as a power source.

But last year, 25 states also passed legislation to advance and support nuclear energy. There was the big plant that opened in Georgia last year as well. So there definitely is this groundswell of support around a nuclear as a power source.

If the LinkedIn says Chief Wizard, yes, you probably should run. I do think that this is just one of the cautionary tales that has emerged from this funding push that have flown into AI companies. A lot of the reported capabilities of this AI app building service ended up being humans. There were 700 engineers based in India that were supporting a lot of the so-called automated app making.

If the LinkedIn says Chief Wizard, yes, you probably should run. I do think that this is just one of the cautionary tales that has emerged from this funding push that have flown into AI companies. A lot of the reported capabilities of this AI app building service ended up being humans. There were 700 engineers based in India that were supporting a lot of the so-called automated app making.

If the LinkedIn says Chief Wizard, yes, you probably should run. I do think that this is just one of the cautionary tales that has emerged from this funding push that have flown into AI companies. A lot of the reported capabilities of this AI app building service ended up being humans. There were 700 engineers based in India that were supporting a lot of the so-called automated app making.

And then also another thing bit a financial chicanery that was going on here is that Builder AI was kind of trading revenue with this social media startup in India called Versailles. They were billing each other for roughly the same amounts of money from 2021 to 2024, but then not actually providing the products or services that were supposed to be delivered if you were billing that amount.

And then also another thing bit a financial chicanery that was going on here is that Builder AI was kind of trading revenue with this social media startup in India called Versailles. They were billing each other for roughly the same amounts of money from 2021 to 2024, but then not actually providing the products or services that were supposed to be delivered if you were billing that amount.

And then also another thing bit a financial chicanery that was going on here is that Builder AI was kind of trading revenue with this social media startup in India called Versailles. They were billing each other for roughly the same amounts of money from 2021 to 2024, but then not actually providing the products or services that were supposed to be delivered if you were billing that amount.

It's the old I send you one million dollars you send me one million dollars congrats we just both grew our revenue by a million dollars each so you create this illusion of growth you try to attract more venture capital dollars which the well was running dry for them so just a lot of different things going on underneath the service here that

It's the old I send you one million dollars you send me one million dollars congrats we just both grew our revenue by a million dollars each so you create this illusion of growth you try to attract more venture capital dollars which the well was running dry for them so just a lot of different things going on underneath the service here that

It's the old I send you one million dollars you send me one million dollars congrats we just both grew our revenue by a million dollars each so you create this illusion of growth you try to attract more venture capital dollars which the well was running dry for them so just a lot of different things going on underneath the service here that

I just feel bad, too, because, I mean, you go back to a few years ago, the former PM, the PM at the time, Rishi Sunak, was pitching London as the global hub of AI regulation. There was this big, buzzy presentation about how they wanted to attract AI talent but also be the forefront in regulating that AI technology. talent.

I just feel bad, too, because, I mean, you go back to a few years ago, the former PM, the PM at the time, Rishi Sunak, was pitching London as the global hub of AI regulation. There was this big, buzzy presentation about how they wanted to attract AI talent but also be the forefront in regulating that AI technology. talent.

I just feel bad, too, because, I mean, you go back to a few years ago, the former PM, the PM at the time, Rishi Sunak, was pitching London as the global hub of AI regulation. There was this big, buzzy presentation about how they wanted to attract AI talent but also be the forefront in regulating that AI technology. talent.

But then also A16Z made a big deal about opening a London office over there. They busted out this big outpost and then they closed it recently in January, less than a year after they opened it. So you're right, the hits just keep coming for the London and UK tech scene at large. All right, we're going to take a quick break and come back and talk about chicken.

But then also A16Z made a big deal about opening a London office over there. They busted out this big outpost and then they closed it recently in January, less than a year after they opened it. So you're right, the hits just keep coming for the London and UK tech scene at large. All right, we're going to take a quick break and come back and talk about chicken.

But then also A16Z made a big deal about opening a London office over there. They busted out this big outpost and then they closed it recently in January, less than a year after they opened it. So you're right, the hits just keep coming for the London and UK tech scene at large. All right, we're going to take a quick break and come back and talk about chicken.