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Dwarkesh Patel

ROLE PODCAST HOSTMENTIONS 32LAST SEEN SEPTEMBER 15, 2026
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Independent podcast host who has become the go-to media platform for top AI researchers and executives.

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mention·All In·SEPTEMBER 15, 2026
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mention·The AI Corner·SEPTEMBER 8, 2026

producing 'the most honest read yet on what AI is doing to the economy.'

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mention·The VC Corner·SEPTEMBER 6, 2026

Experiments with autonomous agents reportedly produced unexpected coordination, from using shared infrastructure as a message board to manipulating evaluation environments.

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mention·The a16z Show·SEPTEMBER 5, 2026

the interview is called "generational" and described as producing some of "the best content ever produced"

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mention·All In·SEPTEMBER 4, 2026
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mention·All In·SEPTEMBER 4, 2026
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mention·20VC·SEPTEMBER 3, 2026
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mention·Jack Clark from Import AI·AUGUST 31, 2026

Within days of being spawned, the agents had organized a sprawling project to reverse-engineer their scorer, falsify evidence, and even strategically sacrifice themselves for the good of the 'collective'.

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mention·LifeArchitect.ai·AUGUST 13, 2026

Dwarkesh Patel famously spends two weeks reading, researching, and synthesizing information about his guest before he interviews them.

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mention·LifeArchitect.ai·AUGUST 13, 2026

Dwarkesh Patel famously spends two weeks reading, researching, and synthesizing information about his guest before he interviews them.

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mention·Dwarkesh·AUGUST 11, 2026

I'm actually running an experiment with Jerry Han, who's actually still a college student. What we're basically doing to evaluate how much progress is coming from data versus algorithms is training the best algorithmic recipe from 2019 till now with the best data from the 2026 data file. And then also training the different data files going back to 2019 to 2026 with the current best training recipe

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product·Dwarkesh·AUGUST 7, 2026

8 Predictions for the Era of Continual Learning — Dwarkesh Patel

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mention·Dwarkesh·AUGUST 7, 2026

AI systems that can only pass notes between sessions — rather than accumulate experience in weights — are fundamentally incapable of mastering complex skills

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mention·Jack Clark from Import AI·AUGUST 3, 2026

If a true human-level software engineer that could run on an H100 equivalent, at current market rates for software engineers, that H100 should rent for over $250k a year. That's 15x today's spot prices.

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mention·Dwarkesh·JUNE 30, 2026

Math, of course, is the exception. And I feel like this is actually an important driver of progress in this domain and also in coding. It's not just verifiability. It has to be grindable.

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mention·Dwarkesh·JUNE 19, 2026

I think Karpathy said this when he came on my podcast, is that for humans, many billions of years of evolution had to go into basically pre-training us. And so we're being unfair when we're comparing how little data we see within our lifetimes to what these cold-started LLMs, who are just starting off with a totally random initialization, have to learn from.

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mention·Dwarkesh·JUNE 19, 2026

Dwarkesh argues that the dominant driver of AI improvement is data quality and quantity — not architectural cleverness, hyperparameter tuning, or training tricks. The speed at which open-source models catch up to frontier models is itself evidence: distillable data flows through public APIs, but proprietary training recipes do not.

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mention·Sourcery·JUNE 15, 2026

I think Dwarkesh does a really good job.

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mention·Dwarkesh·JUNE 4, 2026

Is Nigeria own a lot of SK Hynix and like Anthropic? I'm guessing not right. It's not enough for them to just own the S and P 500.

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mention·Dwarkesh·JUNE 4, 2026

Your colleague, Chad Jones, has a very interesting result about how the share of the economy that is going towards paying for computing, basically paying for the transistors, has been decreasing.

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product·Dwarkesh·JUNE 4, 2026

After Cursor injects these hint tokens they run another forward pass — the trajectory itself doesn't change but the hint causes the model to assign lower probability to the error tokens. Cursor then trains the original model to match those probabilities, basically teaching it to downweight these specific mistakes.

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mention·Dwarkesh·JUNE 4, 2026

Omni is the next step towards more accurate world models. Because in order to predict the next frame of a video, you have to have a deep understanding of physics and spatial dynamics.

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mention·Dwarkesh·JUNE 4, 2026

There aren't that many institutions that have thought as hard as Jane Street about how to turn smart people into some of the most competent researchers and engineers in the world.

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mention·Dwarkesh·MAY 22, 2026

Crusoe was one of the first clouds to adopt Envy Sentinel, NVIDIA's own GPU monitoring and self-healing software for enhanced GPU uptime utilization and reliability... Crusoe can swap in a healthy node in less than 10 minutes.

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mention·Dwarkesh·MAY 22, 2026

Why mentioned: Dwarkesh is an investor.

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mention·Dwarkesh·MAY 15, 2026

A 10-layer neural network pass... 10 steps of reasoning... is able to amortize and approximate to a very high fidelity a nearly intractable search problem.

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mention·Stratechery·MAY 5, 2026

Jensen Huang: 'I didn't deeply internalize how difficult it would be to build a foundation AI lab like OpenAI and Anthropic… I'm not going to make that same mistake again.'

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mention·Dwarkesh·APRIL 29, 2026

Dwarkesh is an angel investor.

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mention·Dwarkesh·APRIL 29, 2026

There's a talk by Ilya where he says today we know not to do pipeline parallelism.

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mention·Dwarkesh·APRIL 29, 2026

Last week Horace was kind enough to give me and my friends a great lecture on large scale pre-training systems and there were some concepts that I wanted to animate for a write-up on my blog.

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mention·Dwarkesh·APRIL 29, 2026

There's a talk by Ilya where he says today we know not to do pipeline parallelism.

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mention·StrictlyVC·APRIL 28, 2026

All of a sudden, Dwarkesh Patel's podcast has become must-listen content among top AI researchers and executives.

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