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Disruptia is a podcast where Artificial Intelligence and Tech News collide with Comedy. Disruptia is not your average podcast. On this podcast we invite a standup comedians to discuss the latest, the greatest, and the downright strangest in the tech universe.
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27: Why AI is creating more winners, not fewer, for idea people and Nvidia results (opens the original)
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AI just removed the excuse that you could not build it. The real bottleneck now is who ships, who experiments, and who keeps taking shots on goal before everyone else catches up. Sam and Will unpack what the rise of AI agents actually changes for founders, builders, and product teams - from lean MVP thinking in an era where ideas are cheap, to why the people who keep creating will win. They also get into the very real limits of the “anyone can build anything” narrative and why most people still
26: Why Watermarking AI Content Matters More Than EU Rules and AI news from mid August 2026 (opens the original)
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AI is changing how software gets built, but the real bottleneck is still product, distribution, and human behavior. Sam Kamani and Will unpack what actually shifts when anyone can ship an MVP in days, why finding a technical co-founder is no longer the only path, and why most “great ideas” still fail once they have to survive the real world.Sam shares what he’s seeing firsthand as an enterprise AI strategist, from digital humans and workforce replication to the messy reality of bringing AI into
25: How Hardware Cycles Drive AI Innovation, The Pendulum Between Software and Hardware swings again, and will open source dominate future? (opens the original)
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Unlock the future of AI as we explore why open-source Chinese models now power over 60% of U.S. enterprises and what that means for global tech dominance. Will the push to block these models backfire, making AI projects exponentially more expensive? And how are giants like Nvidia, Apple, and the biggest VC minds navigating the hardware-software pendulum?Sam and Will dissect the rapidly evolving AI landscape—spanning local models, hardware breakthroughs, and the race for open access. Discover how
24: SaaS in age of AI, Open Source wins & weekly AI news round up from the first week of July 2026, (opens the original)
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In this episode of DisruptIA.News, hosts Will Schmidt and Sam Kamani discuss the latest happenings in the world of AI over the past week. They explore various topics including the shift towards open-source large language models (LLMs) due to their cost-effectiveness and adaptability. The conversation touches on corporate adoption of AI and how it's lagging behind individual users, particularly those who are builders or tech-savvy.Sam and Will delve into the future of AI companies like Anthropic
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