Decoder

Kalshi and Polymarket are cosplaying as the news, even as gambling on Iran, Venezuela, and nuclear war runs rampant.

Jeremy Wacksman on affordability, AI in listings, and the future of real estate.

Tom Warren joins Decoder to discuss what Phil Spencer’s departure means for the future of Xbox.

The former Complexly owner lets loose on YouTube, AI, and why he turned his educational company into a nonprofit.

The AI industry is rife with defections, FOMO, and radical mission statements. It’s about to get supercharged.

The security camera maker’s Search Party feature, advertised during the Super Bowl, has sparked a surveillance backlash.

Bridget McCormack of the American Arbitration Association on AI-powered courts and the future of law.

Roland Busch on AI-powered factories, tariffs in the Trump era, trade, and the future of NATO.

Why you can’t label your way into consensus reality amid the AI deepfake apocalypse.

Docusign’s Allan Thygesen says ‘not providing an AI service isn’t really an option.’

What the bidding war over Warner Bros. Discovery says about the future of Hollywood, with Puck’s Julia Alexander.

Alex Lintner, head of tech for the global credit reporting company, on AI, privacy, and what data brokerages really do.

How Elon Musk and xAI are putting a nail in the coffin of content moderation.

Razer’s Min-Liang Tan says the backlash to AI slop is understandable, but that he sees a future where AI can “help game developers make better games.”

The year AI exploded — and everybody has thoughts about it.

CEO Prashanth Chandrasekar on how ChatGPT became an “existential moment” for Stack Overflow.

“Grow up, Mr. President. Grow up, Brendan Carr.”

Square’s Willem Avé on AI automation, investing in crypto, and what it’s like working for Jack Dorsey.

The Verge’s Hayden Field joins Decoder to discuss the politically fraught climate around AI safety.

IBM was early, you might argue too early, to AI. Now, CEO Arvind Krishna thinks big bets like Watsonx and quantum computing will start to pay off.

Amazon’s lawsuit against Perplexity has blown the doors open on the great AI browser fight.

Ring’s ‘chief inventor’ on AI, lost dogs, and why cameras aren’t dystopian.

The Nvidia-backed data center company is part of a growing ecosystem of so-called neoclouds propping up the AI industry and its insatiable hunger for compute.

The inventor of the World Wide Web on why he’s still optimistic about the future of the internet.

The system is broken. ChatGPT cheating is just a symptom.

Risher sees Lyft as a service company above all, but AI makes everything weird.

Enshittification author Cory Doctorow on why things get worse, and how to fight back.

Sean Fitzpatrick promises his AI won’t get you in trouble with a judge.

GM CEO Mary Barra and new Chief Product Officer Sterling Anderson on the company’s plans for AI, autonomy, and EVs.

Oliver Kharraz on competition, healthcare, and where AI really belongs in medicine.

Guest host Jake Kastrenakes and transportation editor Andy Hawkins discuss the death of the federal EV tax credit and what it means for US automakers.