Welcome to Wes and Dylan — where curiosity meets the cutting edge of AI. Hosted by Wes Roth and Dylan Curious, this channel dives deep into the minds shaping our future. We interview top experts, researchers, and builders across artificial intelligence, robotics, biotech, and more to explore the breakthroughs transforming our world.Whether it's autonomous cars, superintelligence, synthetic biology, or startup disruption, we ask the big questions—and aren’t afraid to go off-script.If you want to understand what’s coming next (and why it matters), you’re in the right place.🧠 New episodes weekly🎙️ Long-form conversations🚀 Unfiltered, curious, and future-focusedSubscribe and stay ahead of the curve.

What really goes on behind the scenes in Big Tech and the AI labs racing toward AGI?In this wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation, Jordan Thibodeau (former M&A leader at Google, Slack, and Salesforce) and Joe Ternasky (ex-Google, Facebook, Apple, and more) sit down with Wes Roth to talk shop about artificial intelligence, Silicon Valley politics, AI agents, AGI hype, China, venture capital, doomers, deniers, and dreamers—and what it’s like to actually work on the inside.
We dig deep into:The moment GPT-4 changed everythingWhy AI agents still suck (and how to tell when they don’t)The shady motivations behind AI doomers and government lobbyingOpenAI’s Windsurf acquisition and the war over developer toolsGoogle's AI bureaucracy and DeepMind's riseHow deep search and multimodal models are reshaping researchThe economics and geopolitics of AI infrastructureWhy jingoism and hype cycles are infecting the ValleyReal talk about hallucination, interpretability, and AGI readinessThe three types of people in AI: Doomers, Deniers, and DreamersThis is part 1 of a multi-part series. It’s raw, funny, occasionally controversial—and packed with insights for anyone serious about AI, business strategy, or cutting through the noise.🔔 Subscribe for more unscripted, real conversations in tech and AI.

🚗🤖 Tesla Robotaxi EXPOSED: Self-Driving, AI Agents, and the Coming Singularity🎙️ Featuring: John (Dr. Know It All AI), Wes Roth, and Dylan Curious🧠 Topics: Tesla FSD, AI evolution, humanoid robots, AlphaFold, AGI, simulation theory & moreIn this mind-expanding conversation, John from the popular YouTube channel Dr. Know It All AI joins Wes Roth and Dylan Curious to break down the wildest developments in artificial intelligence, robotics, and the near-future of technology.👇 What we cover:⏩ TESLA’S ROBOTAXI EXPERIENCEJohn shares what it was like being one of the first humans on Earth to ride Tesla’s fully autonomous robotaxi in Austin, Texas.→ Why Tesla may beat Waymo→ Vision vs. LIDAR→ The real reason Tesla dumped radar sensors→ Can Optimus robots become mobile UPS drivers?🧠 AI SELF-IMPROVEMENT & AGI→ Sam Altman’s “gentle singularity” and the larval stages of recursive self-improvement→ AlphaFold and AlphaGenome: decoding biology with AI→ Can AI develop creative hallucinations that unlock new scientific discoveries?🦾 HUMANOID ROBOTS & STARTUPS→ Stanford’s open-source ALOHA robot→ Using OpenAI’s Codex to control physical machines→ How AI unlocks 10x leverage for startups→ Artomatic.io and creative AI product-building🌐 SIMULATION THEORY & CONSCIOUSNESS→ Are we in a simulation?→ Can AI become more conscious than humans?→ Emergence, embodiment, and intelligence beyond biology💣 THE DARK SIDE: P(DOOM) & AI SAFETY→ What happens when AI replaces jobs faster than the economy adapts?→ Should OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and xAI be taxed?→ Will billionaires spin up armies of economic agents, leaving humans behind?📚 Bonus:→ Iain M. Banks’ Culture series→ The future of education, one-on-one AI tutors, and the "Two Sigma Problem"→ Hallucinations, creativity, and why LLMs might already be storytellers👤 Guest: John from Dr. Know It All AI📺 Host: Wes Roth🎥 Host: Dylan Curious💬 If you enjoyed this conversation, drop a comment with your biggest insight—and let us know if you want a follow-up episode!📌 Subscribe for more weekly deep dives into AI, startups, superintelligence, and emerging tech.