In October 2024, Business Insider reported that Amazon was spending billions of dollars a month on Nvidia server racks and GPUs but could not immediately install them in its data centers. Some of…
Ed Elson has appeared on 20 podcast episodes in our AI-summarized catalog, including Prof G Markets, The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway, The Compound and Friends. Every appearance below has a free 5-minute AI summary.
“I don't think it's good that the children of billionaires have gone from buying boats or houses as their pastime, to now buying the entirety of American media. To me, that is a signal that wealth inequality has gone at least a step too far.”
— Ed Elson
“You can't expect us to take your word that civilization might end, but at the same time, not expect us to investigate your claims with the full force of the government and hold you accountable if you were wrong.”
— **Ed Elson**
“It's time for us to get real about what AI's world-ending capabilities actually are. We want proof, we want evidence, we want receipts, and I'm sorry, vague statements and hand-wavy tweets are not gonna count anymore.”
— **Ed Elson**
“If a company's people are any indication as to how a company is doing, well then the signs at OpenAI are quite plain to see. It's not going great.”
— Ed Elson on the OpenAI executive exodus.
In October 2024, Business Insider reported that Amazon was spending billions of dollars a month on Nvidia server racks and GPUs but could not immediately install them in its data centers. Some of…
Why the Tech Selloff Just Reversed Course On the 39th anniversary of Black Monday, tech stocks had just suffered their worst week since April 2025. Investors braced for another crash. Instead, the…
On Friday, October 16th, George Hahn hosted The Week from ProfG Media, covering three major threads: Elon Musk’s unprecedented political spending and the leverage his businesses give him over the…
In early 2026, Premier League club Manchester City was found guilty on 114 counts of financial fraud, having misrepresented roughly £900 million through sham contracts since 2009. Over that…
The Market's Contradictory Signals: Stocks at Records, Yields Near Highs The S&P 500 hit a record close in early October 2024, yet the 10-year Treasury yield was simultaneously trading above 5.3%…
Ed Elson, co-host of the Prof G Markets podcast with Scott Galloway, joined Josh Brown and Michael Batnick for a wide-ranging conversation that moved from the theater of the White House AI summit…
On a recent episode of Prof G Markets, Scott Galloway and co-host Ed Elson argued that the data center build-out fueling the AI boom is showing unmistakable signs of strain. The evidence is piling…
The AI Safety Panic Has No Clothes When Google DeepMind safety researcher Bilal Choktai resigned last month and declared that AI "has the potential to kill us all," he joined a growing chorus of…
Here is a summary of the episode. --- Donald Trump stood on stage at a Republican midterm convention in Texas and promised every American voter $5,000 if the GOP wins control of Congress. The…
Anthropic Whistleblower Says AI Could “Kill Us All” A former Anthropic researcher's viral tweet—accumulating roughly 100 million views in under 24 hours—claimed that employees at both OpenAI and…
The CME Wants to Turn AI Computing Power Into a Commodity Wall Street will soon be trading AI computing power like oil or wheat. The CME Group, one of the world's largest futures and options…
Last week the S&P 500 hit fresh record highs twice, yet Michael Burry warned the market could be setting up for a "1987 type fall." The rally has led some investors to believe the worst of the…
In 2025, the US fertility rate fell to another record low, and economist and blogger Noah Smith calls the slow-motion consequences “corrosive.” On Prof G Markets, Smith joined Scott Galloway and…
Trump’s Tariffs Are Back — And Crazier Than Ever The Supreme Court ruled Trump’s tariffs illegal in February. Within months, he found new legal loopholes to reimpose them — and then announced 50%…
In January, OpenAI filed a confidential S-1 with the SEC, signaling its intent to go public. By late June, the New York Times reported the company was hitting the brakes, spooked by SpaceX’s…
The 2026 World Cup is generating a familiar kind of magic—men embracing in the stands, strangers uniting around a common purpose—but it also reveals a hard economic truth: the antidote to…
The Week: Iran, Brexit, SpaceX, and the Business of Sports Last weekend brought news of what appeared to be a ceasefire deal between Iran and the U.S.—a memorandum of understanding. But within…
Elon Musk became the first trillionaire in history after SpaceX raised $86 billion in the largest IPO ever, pricing at $135 per share before climbing roughly 30% in its first week. But Chinese…
In January 2025, Kick, the live streaming platform, published a single month of clipping stats: 1,737 clippers made more than 309,000 video clips. One streamer, Clavicula, published more than…
🎙️ The Speakers & Context The Format: A solo newsletter read by the author, Ed Elson, substituting for Scott Galloway on No Mercy No Malice. The Key Players: Ed Elson: Author of the newsletter…
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