#500 - VO - Reid Hoffman - LinkedIn, Paypal - How to master humanity’s most powerful invention
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How does AI enable human connection and accelerate learning?
Trump and the administration is trying to create an environment of fear where what they mean by free speech is speech that they agree with and not others. Have you ever
been asked to just shut up?
The times where it's easy to speak truth, it doesn't matter as much. The times where you feel fear of retaliation, oppression, etc., it's all the more important to do it. That's actually, in fact, what freedom of speech means. AI is the best learning technology invented in human history. Better than the book. Because when it spends 10 minutes doing the compute, that's the equivalent of what a human might do in a month in a
library.
So, like people who opine on AI and haven't used it, you're like, how do you find yourself to be credible? You can be very smart and it still doesn't work. What about when you go
to uh the
French President Macron meeting. Part of why I'm here is how do I help French, right? How do I help the French tech industry, the French AI industry?
And what about him? Does he know how to use that and how it works and what is going to happen?
To Macron's credit, in my experience with world leaders, he is the best, most thoughtful, and most knowledgeable about AI in every world leader that I have talked to.
Are you the messenger of Silicon Valley?
I am a messenger of optimize.
We are the average of the people we spend the most time with. My name is Mathieu Stéphanie and I invite entrepreneurs, athletes and artists to raise my average and yours. Just before we begin this episode, I'll switch to French for a brief moment to thank my sponsors. Don't worry, yeah. Il y a une question que j'adore poser à mes invités. Où passe le temps de vos meilleures équipes ? Comment vous optimisez tout ça ? Et Et la réponse est rarement sur les sujets les plus intéressants. Et pourtant, c'est exactement l'espoir que j'ai dans l'IA, c'est exactement ce que change Gemini Enterprise, la solution d'IA de Google Cloud, mon partenaire. Chez Valeo, 9000 ingénieurs augmentés l'utilisent pour accélérer le code, les tests et le développement de technologies qui rendent la route plus propre et plus sûre.
Résultat, plus de temps. Pour l'innovation complexe et des avancées de sécurité disponibles plus vite pour tout le monde. Chez Believe, que vous connaissez aussi, 2000 experts l'utilisent pour affiner leur stratégie marketing, optimiser leurs opérations et faire la différence pour les artistes et les labels qu'ils accompagnent. An equipment automobile, an acteur de la musique, des métiers très différents, mais pourtant ils ont le même levier. L'idée is simple, l'IA prend des tâches répetitives, vos talents s'épanouissent sur les vraies problems. It's that me play in this history, the boîtes françaises innovative en donant du temps à leurs equips. Alors allez découvrir Gemini Enterprise sur cloud.google.com/slash AI.
C'est cloud.google.com. Faites-le maintenant, avant d'oublier, do it.
So I I was saying uh t saying I'm pretty sure I have at least one of your books, which is uh bleed scaling, yes, somewhere, but I can't find it in my studio. So I wanted you to sign it, but we will
we will get you new ones and sign ones.
Yeah, yeah. Okay. W one of each then. Of course. Let's be generous. So w how is your French actually?
Yes, always. But his English is very good. So um
you know, it worked. So I'm so I'm so honored. Uh uh first of all Well let's check. I'm so happy to have you here. Second time in one year. I mean uh next time we're gonna drink beers. Yes, excellent. But um but only French beer. Yeah, okay. I'll I'll get you some good ones. Yes. Um plus I mean as I understand you had two meetings in Paris. One was at the Elyse Palace and one with at the uh Generation Do It Yourself studio. So it's pretty cool. Yes. Yes. Anytime you want to come around. Anytime you want to come around, you know. Yeah. Yeah,
th the well th those were the two important meetings. So, you know.
Reed, we met for the first time uh what was that, like seven months ago. Yes. And when I was thinking about that and listening to what we said that uh well it was at the AI summit, uh I thought, wow, those seven months, they look like seven years.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How does AI enable human connection and accelerate learning?
0:06–12:46
2
What daily AI hacks does Reid Hoffman use to boost his productivity?
12:46–26:49
3
How can governments responsibly deploy AI across society?
26:49–41:43
4
What impact does Trump’s fear‑based politics have on the U.S. tech ecosystem?
41:43–56:48
5
What is the vibe‑coding revolution and why should entrepreneurs care?
56:48–1:11:21
6
Can AI really help cure cancer and accelerate drug discovery?
1:11:21–1:24:41
7
Why should retirees also start using AI tools?
1:24:41–1:38:50
8
How can a company be started with $0 in 2025 according to Reid Hoffman?
1:38:50–1:41:56
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