Sarah Guo

Enjoyed the conversation with Andrew on The Economist's Boss Class podcast. We talked about why coding has been such a fast-moving frontier for generative AI, where it genuinely helps, investing op...

Looking for 4 amazing marketing leaders! Series A, B, and E companies. Must be creative doers, excited about working on new products, comfortable with high-pace / outcomes oriented environments wit...

Code is suddenly cheap! What’s scarce is deciding what software should do—and under what constraints. I wrote down some thoughts about why engineering leverage is shifting away from typing code and...

Come build with the incredible team at Sola! A small, well-capitalized, insanely ambitious team with incredible customer demand working at the forefront of AI. We’re hiring our last engineers befo...

Congrats to Christopher O'Donnell and team Day AI on their GA launch and Series A! More about Conviction's investment here, and their clean-sheet approach to AI-native CRM.

What changes when time is no longer a variable in medicine? Laura Deming, CEO of Until, is working to pause biological time, starting with organs that expire simply because they arrive too late. ...

“The Defense Innovation Unit is supposed to be the link between the defense industry and the startup community that's building commercial products.” This week on No Priors, Elad Gil and I talk wit...

fun to riff on all things AI x security with an old friend and amazing founder Evan Reiser of Abnormal AI

OpenEvidence’s Daniel Nadler on medical superintelligence today at #JPM2026 “You can imagine a world where every patient and their GP…is the front door to an ensemble of digital twins: AI sub-expe...

Jensen Huang: "Without energy, there can be no new industry. We've been energy-starved now for what, a decade? If not for the fact that President Trump reversed that narrative, we would be complete...

Jensen Huang on Silicon Valley researchers learning from DeepSeek: “Probably the single biggest contribution to American AI last year.” Our full conversation with him is out now. Link in the comme...

Thinking about how we want to hire and operate: investment judgment is a muscle, not a library. It requires the daily tension of meeting founders to stay sharp and atrophies quickly in the comfort ...

Jensen’s 2026 prediction centers on reasoning as the next step change for AI. Reasoning is what makes AI broadly useful, and inference is what makes it work at scale. As that plays out, inference...

Context is going to become the most important part of every product in 2026. In this episode, Winston Weinberg explains why it’s so critical this year. The full episode also features predictions ...

new essay: AI Adoption is a Coordination Problem AI adoption isn’t slow—it’s uneven. People are already using AI to do better work, while organizations struggle to adapt. The real tension isn’t fe...

We did a 2026 AI Prediction Episode of #NoPriorsPod to close out the year, featuring: Jensen Huang, Arvind Jain, Winston Weinberg, Scott Wu, Raiza Martin, Zachary Ziegler, Aaron Levie, Misha Laski...

“Robots don’t need robots to learn,” explains Cheng Chi, CTO of Sunday Robotics. In this No Priors episode, we look at the unconventional path that led co-founders Tony Zhao and Cheng Chi to start...

“Longer term, we think compute is cheap, engineer attention is expensive.”

Helping one person program 20% faster doesn’t mean product delivery moves 20% faster. Speaking to Elad Gil and me on No Priors, Gabe Pereyra, founder of Harvey AI explains how law firms grew 10x a...