Emily Chang

I mean, I think so. I actually went back.

I mean, I think so. I actually went back.

It was great. My hair wasn't quite fully done, but we made it. We made it through. Okay.

It was great. My hair wasn't quite fully done, but we made it. We made it through. Okay.

I do, actually, because I talked to Reid Hoffman, who, of course, is the co-founder of LinkedIn. And, you know, it's interesting because Reid joined the board of Microsoft. He's still on the board of Microsoft. He was an early investor in OpenAI, on the board of OpenAI. Shocker, Satya Nadella is on the AI train early. Microsoft is the biggest backer of OpenAI now.

I do, actually, because I talked to Reid Hoffman, who, of course, is the co-founder of LinkedIn. And, you know, it's interesting because Reid joined the board of Microsoft. He's still on the board of Microsoft. He was an early investor in OpenAI, on the board of OpenAI. Shocker, Satya Nadella is on the AI train early. Microsoft is the biggest backer of OpenAI now.

So Reid gave me a little quote. He said, Satya has run Microsoft as a type of founder. You could call it being a re-founder or even a late-stage co-founder. The re-founder doesn't need to have been in the garage from day one. He shifted the company's focus away from a cutthroat culture and competition-only practices towards embracing social networks, collaboration, cloud, and the next wave of AI.

So Reid gave me a little quote. He said, Satya has run Microsoft as a type of founder. You could call it being a re-founder or even a late-stage co-founder. The re-founder doesn't need to have been in the garage from day one. He shifted the company's focus away from a cutthroat culture and competition-only practices towards embracing social networks, collaboration, cloud, and the next wave of AI.

I don't know. You wonder if the AI wars would have played out differently. Okay, we're going to keep moving quickly because I really want to make sure we get to the last one. But SpaceX, one of your most popular episodes ever. Luckily, you're in the clear because you didn't grade them.

I don't know. You wonder if the AI wars would have played out differently. Okay, we're going to keep moving quickly because I really want to make sure we get to the last one. But SpaceX, one of your most popular episodes ever. Luckily, you're in the clear because you didn't grade them.

But obviously, Starlink is a juggernaut. Ben, you talked about it being potentially a $30 billion business at the time. Can you grade SpaceX today, knowing that Starlink is just even bigger?

But obviously, Starlink is a juggernaut. Ben, you talked about it being potentially a $30 billion business at the time. Can you grade SpaceX today, knowing that Starlink is just even bigger?

Yes. It's a beast, total beast. And by the way, nobody else could have saved those astronauts, right?

Yes. It's a beast, total beast. And by the way, nobody else could have saved those astronauts, right?

Well, Russia maybe, but that's complicated and we don't even know if China could dock at the ISS. I mean, I think that's okay to say, sorry. Hopefully I didn't just cross the line.

Well, Russia maybe, but that's complicated and we don't even know if China could dock at the ISS. I mean, I think that's okay to say, sorry. Hopefully I didn't just cross the line.

Yeah. Okay, so now, to your most requested revisit ever, the Arena Queen. You gave her an A+. But that was two years ago, before the Eras Tour. So I think you're going to have to invent a new category.

Yeah. Okay, so now, to your most requested revisit ever, the Arena Queen. You gave her an A+. But that was two years ago, before the Eras Tour. So I think you're going to have to invent a new category.

So is she more than a billionaire?

So is she more than a billionaire?