All episodes of Season 1 of The General Podcast are out now. Big thank you to every guest who made our first season what it was: @reidhoffman x @johnolilly @chrisbest x @AndrewMayne @chrissyfarr x @DrSidMukherjee @danshipper x @alexrkonrad @chughesjohnson x Gretchen Howard @brian_lovin x @wjosephflynn @MerrillLutsky x @zachlloydtweets @bingfish x @stephenpiron @annaebinder x @ericagalioto @lil_dill x @randyjhunt We made this “hostless” show around the simple idea that the best conversations in tech don’t always happen in interviews or on panels, but between peers at the very top of their craft. Season 2 now loading…

‘The Cornell Daily Sun’ spent months reporting on the ‘Cornell Seven’ lawsuit. We spoke with lead reporter Cereese Qusba and editor-in-chief Sophia Dasser about their work, the paper’s blistering editorial, and what’s next. thecut.com/article/cornell-d…

"It occurred to me the other day: when I use AI too much, I enjoy my work so much less. I miss the moments I’d look up and realize hours had passed while falling down rabbit holes of markets, new tech. New AI norms in venture (promising greater speed, deeper analysis), have compressed all of this into reviewing a stack of research memos created by a soulless all-knowing machine. All of my conversations and research get flattened into this growing to-do list of sameness. Totally devoid of the signal I used to get from following my energy - where I wanted to learn more, the random connections to other areas of interest.” - @phineasb

"Raise less and build software." AI’s biggest opportunity right now is at the application layer. Founders, build companies that maximize learning per dollar spent and depend on customer traction, not capital markets. @phineasb joined @theinformation’s @akashpasricha to explain why it's time to build software at the seed again.

BREAKING: When today’s jobs are automated by AI, what will great human work look like? This is the most important question of our time. Introducing Thesis Statements, a new project from @every bringing together 100 builders and thinkers to call their shot: We asked them to make a specific prediction about what great human work will look like after automation. Today we’re launching the first 25 Thesis Statements from an incredible group including: • @karrisaarinen • @cjpedregal • @neuranne • @yash_tek • @komorama • @fkpxls • @jonnym1ller • @p_millerd • @sariazout • @tomcritchlow • @SimoneStolzoff And 14 more amazing builders and thinkers. At @every we believe there is a bright future for human work after automation. And we believe that there’s a small group of humans who know what it looks like—because they live the answers every day. But their ideas are still largely missing from the mainstream discourse about AI. That’s why we’re creating a public record of what people at the frontier are seeing now, so we can get these ideas to as many people as possible. We’ll also revisit them over time, and ask: Which claims held up? Which didn’t? Which became more useful as the technology changed—and which dissolved on contact with the world? Read them, argue with them, share them, and submit your own: every.to/thesis-statements-2…

In the @WSJ this morning: Multiplier raises $35M led by TheGP + hires former Slack CFO Allen Shim. More from our Partner @akline_SF on the investment: