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Every year, hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world flock to Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show.

And they spend a week trying to sell each other on the weirdest gadgets you've ever seen in your entire life.

This week on the Vergecast, we're talking all about everything happening at CES, from the TVs to the AI gadgets, to the humanoid robots that everybody is hoping might

someday do your laundry and wash your dishes. All that and much more on the Vergecast wherever you

get podcasts.

This is Recode Media with Peter Kafka. That's me talking to you from Vox Media headquarters in New York

City. My guest today is David Haskell, the brand new

editor-in-chief of New York Magazine. Welcome, David. Thanks. You looking at me askance. Did I get

something wrong? No, that's all right. Did I pronounce your name wrong? Did I get the title wrong? Got it all right. It just still feels a little weird. This is brand new. Because it's brand new. As we're speaking, you have your first new issue as the new editor-in-chief of New York

Magazine. Yeah, that came out on Monday. Today's Thursday, I think. Thursday-ish. Mayor Pete's on the cover? Mayor Pete's on the cover. How much pressure is there in issue number one for you? Or do you feel like you're just going to ease into this job? Well, I spent a lot of February and March telling people not to judge. Yeah. And that the real project for the first couple months was just me adjusting

and the whole editorial operation adjusting to saying about Adam basically

and finding our way in this new world.

Let's fill it in for listeners who don't know who Adam is.

Adam Moss is one of the bold-type big-deal editor-in-chiefs, formerly big-deal editor-in-chiefs left in the magazine business. There was Graydon Carter, there's Anna Winter, Adam Moss. That's kind of triumvirate. David Remnick? David Remnick. Jeffi Goldberg, but yes. Jeff is not in New York. Jeffrey Goldberg is a great person. But this is one of the people that you moved to New York to work for. Right, right. And you are filling his shoes. Yeah, that's of all of the things. That is the scariest part. It's just the filling of the shoes of Adam. And I've known him for my entire, I've worked in New York Magazine for 12 years.

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