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Jason Calacanis · Business

This Week in Startups

Jason Calacanis covers startups, tech, markets, media, and all the hottest topics in business and technology. He also interviews the world's greatest founders, operators, investors, and innovators.

Episodes

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Why is Gen Z hates AI?

18 May 2026
1h 8m
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The Self-Driving Startup Nobody Saw Coming | E2289

15 May 2026
1h 12m
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Self-driving technology is transitioning from scientific experimentation to an engineering and deployment phase, driven by advancements in end-to-end learning and world models. These models enable AI to simulate complex, safety-critical environments, allowing for infinite virtual testing and data-efficient training. Co...

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How Many Startups Will Survive OpenAI? | E2288

13 May 2026
1h 25m
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Cerebras's IPO goes vertical, and the death of OpenClaw? | E2287

11 May 2026
1h 22m
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Enterprise AI is shifting toward orchestration layers, such as AI21’s Maestro, which dynamically route tasks between models to optimize for cost, latency, and accuracy. This evolution coincides with a renewed focus on domestic industrial capacity, exemplified by Magrathea Metals’ efforts to onshore magnesium smelting a...

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5,000+ Tech Workers Laid Off This Week. It's Just The Beginning. | E2286

09 May 2026
1h 12m
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The end of Venture Capital? (VC Roundtable) | E2285

06 May 2026
1h 23m
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Venture capital is undergoing a structural transition toward extreme capital concentration, threatening the traditional craft-based model of early-stage investing. With five firms capturing over 73% of limited partner commitments in the first quarter, the industry is shifting toward "consensus capital," which prioritiz...

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Naval's GP, Ankur Nagpal, Breaks Down The Viral “USVC” Fund | E2284

05 May 2026
1h 38m
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USVC.com democratizes venture capital by offering a closed-end fund accessible to non-accredited investors with a $500 minimum, providing exposure to startups previously gated by strict accreditation requirements. This structure aims to offer quarterly liquidity, contrasting with the decade-long lockups typical of trad...

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Can an AI Agent Legally Own a Company? Christian van der Henst's Wild Experiment| E2283

01 May 2026
1h 10m
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Mastering AI Video Marketing w/ Magnific CEO Joaquín Cuenca Abela | AI Basics

30 Apr 2026
22m
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The $10M+ Bet on a Beanie That Reads Your Brain | Sabi & the Future of BCI | E2282

29 Apr 2026
55m
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To the left of this of thumbnail i want to add a chinese flag to the left destroying the meta logo. because the title is China Kills Meta / Manus Deal (Story Of The Year) | E2281

28 Apr 2026
53m
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Naval’s $500 VC fund, the Maduro Polymarket scandal, and NYT defends theft and murder | E2280

25 Apr 2026
50m
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The Defense Tech Startup YC Kicked Out of a Meeting is Now Arming America | E2280

25 Apr 2026
59m
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SpaceX and Cursor team up to topple Claude Code | E2279

22 Apr 2026
1h 13m
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Why Your Company Should Own Its AI Model | E2278

21 Apr 2026
1h 16m
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3D-Printed Homes for $99K: ICON’s Jason Ballard on the future of housing | E2277

18 Apr 2026
1h 47m
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This 22-Year-Old Built TikTok for Mobile Games, and It’s Growing Fast | E2276

15 Apr 2026
1h 2m
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Bittensor’s (alleged) $10M rug pull (feat. Mark Jeffrey) | E2275

14 Apr 2026
1h 18m
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Bittensor Drama! TAO down 15%! | E2274

11 Apr 2026
1h 21m
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Anthropic’s Mythos is a cyber-weapon, so you can’t have it | E2273

09 Apr 2026
1h 16m
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