All right, everybody. Welcome back to the number one podcast in the world. It's the all-in podcast,

episode 274. Sacks is out today, but we're very lucky to have Gavin Baker from Atreides Management

joining us, The Spicy Takes Must Flow. Welcome back to the program, Bestie Gavin.

Thanks for having me. Always love it. It's been a huge week in tech. We can start with the SpaceX and Open AI IPOs. We've got Andre Capathy joining Anthropic, Nvidia crushing it. So many different places to go. But I think we'll start with Andre Carpathie joining Anthropic. Carpathie is only 39 years old. He's already a legend in the tech industry if you don't know him. I believe he's also coming to liquidity, yeah, Chama? He's going to keynote on Monday morning. Oh, fantastic. No, Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, day two. I think he's key. Okay. As is Gavin. Gavin will be there. Founding member of-G Gavin anchoring day two as well. Excellent. Yeah.

This is Gavin's second appearance. Hey, look at those two bookmarks, Andre Carpathie and Gavin Baker.

Oh, yeah, you know. Equidity pulls in the stars. Obviously, Andre was a founding member of Open AI. He led the

self-driving team. Also, hold on. Gavin is going to help us judge the best ideas section as well. I don't know if you know that, Gavin, but you're a judge. You're going to judge. I'm up for anything, man. I'm easy. Yes. Karpathy also coined the term vibe coding. He recently built auto research. I think we talked about that here a bit. That's an open source training tool. It helps AI models improve themselves

by running five-minute experiments. That got over 82,000 stars on GitHub. He did that, like,

as a weekend experiment, and all these civilians started building their own recursive LLMs,

really inspiring. And the Andre Carpathie skills is a tool based on his set of principles for Claude Code,

and somebody just released that.

And so that's just pretty crazy when you think about it.

He's going to be in charge of a new pre-training team at Anthropic.

The focus obviously being recursive self-improvement.

In other words, they're going to have Claude improve itself,

and they've already talked a little bit about AI, improving AI over at Anthropic.

What's your take on this is this super important in 2026? Obviously, Carpathie is super well

respected. He's obviously, you know, one of the true talents in the space,

but hey, we're in a different inning than we were, say, 10 years ago when he was at Tesla

or five years ago when he co-founded Open AI. You know what's interesting? If you go back to,

like, Google, the culture of Google, which they got right was the singular technical talents

there, they were singled out and they were called

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