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Strange Loop Podcast

Conversations at the edge of artificial intelligence and human knowledge.Hosted by Joel Hellermark.

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  1. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Tyler Cowen | AI will change everything, just not all at once (opens the original)

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    AI is advancing at extraordinary speed. Yet Tyler Cowen thinks the transformation of the economy will be slower, messier, and more human than most forecasts suggest. Intelligence may be cheaper than ever, but will organizations, workers, regulators, and institutions learn how to use it? In this episode of Strange Loop, Tyler joins Sana founder Joel Hellermark to discuss why AI productivity is still hard to see in the macro data, why coding and bioscience will change first, and why the greatest g

  2. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Ethan Mollick | The long way is the shortcut: experiments over AI playbooks (opens the original)

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    AI can now pass Olympiad exams and run hours‑long tasks, yet still fumbles basic questions and blows up office workflows. Ethan Mollick calls this the “jagged frontier” and argues that understanding it is the new job of every leader. In this Strange Loop episode, Ethan and Lauren Crichton dig into agents at work, the quiet death of entry‑level jobs, and why embracing AI’s weirdness, rather than forcing it into old IT playbooks, may be the difference between genuine transformation and very expens

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