The Race to Superintelligence - Richard Socher with Nicholas Thompson
As AI’s capabilities improve, reports of “rogue” agents and misaligned systems are becoming more frequent. In response, some activists, academics, and politicians have called for a pause in development, warning of the dangers that superintelligent AI could pose. But Richard Socher, the CEO of AI st…
When AI Improves Itself | Richard Socher (Recursive)
What happens when AI begins improving itself, and then turns that intelligence toward science? Richard Socher, pioneering AI researcher and CEO and co-founder of Recursive, joins Matt Turck to explore the vision behind his new book, The Eureka Machine. They discuss why scientific progress may be sl…
Humanity’s Last Invention — Richard Socher of Recursive
At 1:09:00 we talk about the rise of AI x Finance, and AIE NYC is one month away - our hotel block is 97% sold out, get tix & travel ASAP - we will announce speakers from Bridgewater, Ramp, Coatue, Mastercard, Vanguard, Coinbase, Blackrock, Fidelity, Point72, Capital One, JPMC, Wells Fargo, Bloombe…
Richard Socher: The Biggest AI Breakthroughs Haven’t Happened Yet
In this episode, Richard Socher, CEO of Recursive, founder of You.com, AIX Ventures investor, and author of The Eureka Machine, joins LG Doucet to explain why some of AI’s most important breakthroughs may still be ahead of us. Richard breaks down his vision for the “Eureka Machine”: a system of AI …
SUMO Weekly: 19 September 2026
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An independently researched digest of worthwhile A.I. developments from the week.
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The AI Challenges Businesses Are Actually F…
Eureka in Silicon Valley! Richard Socher on Why AI Will Unlock a New Scientific Renaissance
“There’s no realistic scenario where AI wipes out all of humanity. It’s like a mix of sci-fi.” — Richard Socher
Eighteen months ago, when he last came on the show, the German-born but San Francisco-based AI whizz kid Richard Socher was running You.com. He’s now also the co-founder of Recursive, a…
The Age of Cures: Barry Werth on How Big Pharma Once Saved Your Life
“Kennedy and Trump are taking a wrecking ball to probably the most important thing we have done consistently better than the rest of the world over the last eighty years, and I don’t get it.” — Barry Werth
Last week on the show, the San Francisco based AI mogul and Eureka Machine author Richard S…
Artificial Intimacy: Sherry Turkle on Who We Become When We Talk to Machines
“The original sin of generative AI is having chatbots speak in the first person.” — Sherry Turkle
Fifteen years ago, at the height of the social media boom, the MIT technology scholar Sherry Turkle came on the show to warn that we were now “alone together.” She was, of course, chillingly prescien…
Recursive's $670M Bet on Self-Improving AI, Sonnet 5.5 Hits 70%, Elon Co-Leads Pentagon Push | EP #299
The mates sit down with Richard Socher to discuss Recursive’s $670M bet on self-improving AI, why he puts P(Doom) at zero, the race toward ASI, proposed restrictions on recursive self-improvement, and what new AI benchmarks like Tavus’ Turing Test could tell us about what comes next.
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They Want to Ban Self-Improving AI, Gemini 4 Argon Isn't Even Top Two, and Sonnet 5.5 Disappoints | Alex Wissner-Gross x Richard Socher
Alex Wissner-Gross and Richard Socher, the sharpest forty minutes of a two and a half hour Moonshots episode, reshaped for the ASI pilled.
Richard runs Recursive, which just raised $670 million to build AI that improves itself, and he still puts superintelligence several decades away. Alex is not …
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