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HOME/PEOPLE/JASON CALACANIS
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Jason Calacanis

ROLE MANAGING PARTNERMENTIONS 32LAST SEEN JULY 18, 2026
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Venture capitalist, angel investor, and co-host of the All In podcast.

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mention·All In·JULY 18, 2026

SpaceX previously told users nothing from your code base is transmitted to XAI servers during a session. But what actually was happening is every time a developer used Grok Build, the tool was sending their entire code base to SpaceX cloud servers without alerting the users.

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hire·20VC·JULY 16, 2026

Jason Calacanis's pivot from seed to growth is framed not as a personal preference but as a rational structural response: when growth-stage investors can write $100M checks into the same companies that took seed investors years to build, the effort-to-return calculus at the earliest stage deteriorates sharply.

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mention·All In·JULY 15, 2026

The whole concept of building wireframes and building a mock-up — well, you can just go right to building the product in a day or two days.

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product·All In·JULY 3, 2026

"Here's Brett Adcock sharing what they're doing at Figure. They had an eight hour challenge to have this robot they're building sort packages. And they did it for 200 hours. That's today. This is the least good it will ever be."

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mention·All In·JULY 3, 2026

"In markets where Waymo is present and has gotten past a couple of hundred cars, they've stopped recruiting drivers. Drivers are either static or going down in those markets."

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product·All In·JULY 3, 2026

"What they're doing now for HIPAA compliant people is they're actually giving you this go-on box. They're literally saying we're going to make your own model for you."

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mention·All In·JULY 3, 2026

"Why has NVIDIA and Jensen downplayed their open source model until this moment? Because his top customers were very concerned about the fact that they had made so much progress on their open source model. But suddenly, after OpenAI announced their Jalapeño chips, after Anthropic started making chips, after AMD did successful projects with both of these companies, after Elon said he's going to do his own fab, NVIDIA is taking the gloves off."

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product·All In·JULY 3, 2026

"You will not be able to tell the difference between Jensen Huang's open source LLM and Claude for 95% of your searches. I guarantee you."

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m_and_a·All In·JULY 3, 2026

"Palantir is going to use NVIDIA's NemoTron open models to build a custom frontier quality model to serve the US government. Palantir is calling this new platform sovereign AI operating system. The US government agencies will own the hardware, the data and the model weights."

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product·All In·JULY 3, 2026

"Palantir is calling this new platform sovereign AI operating system. The US government agencies will own the hardware, the data and the model weights."

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mention·All In·JULY 3, 2026

"The cost of tokens is going to go down 90% a year for the next three years. You're going to be able to buy a thousand times as many tokens that are more intelligent because you're going to have free options."

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mention·All In·JULY 3, 2026

"I can tell you Optimus is better than what Figure is doing. What Optimus is going to do when Bezos and Andy Jassy unleash Optimus inside of the Amazon factories is it's going to get rid of every single package sorting, every single package delivery not done by humans in 10 years."

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mention·All In·JUNE 13, 2026

Meta really fumbled this with Llama. If they had landed a really good working open source model... What a fumble. Take the margin out for the rest of us.

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mention·All In·JUNE 13, 2026

AI is completely different. There is a real cost for every marginal user. Everyone you stand up is taxing a GPU... It is not dissimilar to having the first set of transportation companies that run on the interstate highway.

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mention·All In·JUNE 13, 2026

There is one break the glass way... You must get somebody at the absolute top of the ticket elected. That person is Steve Hilton. And if that happens, there is one thing that Steve Hilton can do to start to completely change the way that this state is run, which is instantly on day one declare a state of emergency.

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mention·All In·JUNE 13, 2026

Jake Paul was awesome. I sat him next to Sacks for dinner. He's a great investor, by the way, fantastic. His portfolio is awesome.

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mention·All In·JUNE 9, 2026

Participants: Bill Maris, Chamath Palihapitiya, David Friedberg, David Sacks, Jason Calacanis, Sacks

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mention·All In·JUNE 7, 2026

What is Elon helping put into space as the price goes down? And so we did direct on the cap table and SPV for VAST, which is building space stations. And we think they're going to win.

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mention·My First Million·JUNE 4, 2026

He puts her at four. And so immediately she's like, what? Who are the three people that beat me?... He goes, I intentionally would place people at certain parts of the list to maximize the controversy.

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mention·All In·JUNE 3, 2026

Participants: Bill Ackman, Chamath Palihapitiya, David Friedberg, David Sacks, Jason Calacanis

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mention·All In·JUNE 3, 2026

I thought she should be CEO of OpenAI. That's what I thought. I think Sam should be chair.

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mention·All In·MAY 29, 2026

"There's a trial lawyer named Donnie King... He and his colleagues have started to warn that we could start seeing shareholder lawsuits against companies that engage in this type of AI washing because he thinks it's a type of puffery." - Jason Calacanis

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mention·All In·MAY 22, 2026

These very small models, small language models, and then verticalized ones are the future. We've got a company, the abacus, that's doing it for corporations, crushing it.

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mention·All In·MAY 15, 2026

"The Qualcomm CEO, Cristiano, is also there." — Jason Calacanis [00:19:51]

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mention·All In·MAY 15, 2026

"Brian Sykes, the CEO of Cargill. Cargill is the world's largest private company based in Minneapolis. And he is going to come away selling a lot of soybeans." — Jason Calacanis

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mention·All In·MAY 15, 2026

"Kelly Ortberg selling planes. He's already sold 200. He wants to sell 500 planes." — Jason Calacanis

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mention·All In·MAY 15, 2026

The framing of the Trump-Xi summit shifted meaningfully in this discussion — away from military posturing and toward structured economic entanglement as the primary peace mechanism.

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mention·All In·MAY 1, 2026

Google Cloud, which includes the Google Suite, that grew 63% year on year. Let that number sink in. 63% on $20 billion in revenue. That's in a quarter.

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mention·All In·APRIL 29, 2026

Chamath Palihapitiya, David Friedberg, David Sacks, Jason Calacanis, Steve Hilton

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mention·All In·APRIL 29, 2026

California still has the worst air quality in the country, largely because of the addiction to cars and traffic.

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mention·All In·APRIL 29, 2026

Participants: Chamath Palihapitiya, David Friedberg, David Sacks, Jason Calacanis, Steve Hilton

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mention·All In·APRIL 24, 2026

He shamed the mainstream media who's forgotten about investigative journalism, who forgot the ability to knock on a door and just ask a basic question.

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