The Neuron: AI Explained

Grant Harvey, Corey Noles
team@theneurondaily.com (+5 verified host & producer emails)

Booking Overview

The Neuron is an AI-focused show built around a widely read daily newsletter, offering authoritative, digestible explanations of what’s changing in AI and why it matters. It’s a strong venue for founders, researchers, and industry leaders who can translate technical progress into real-world impact for business and science audiences.

Metrics

Episodes: 91

Frequency: Multiple_weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

YouTube: 16.4k subscribers

Instagram: 28.0k followers

30s Ad: 40 - 50, 60s Ad: 48 - 58

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Host

Grant Harvey - Host of The Neuron: AI Explained. Co-leads a daily, research-and-trends-driven newsletter/podcast aimed at making AI developments understandable and actionable for audiences looking to build expert...

Corey Noles - Host of The Neuron: AI Explained. Co-leads a daily newsletter/podcast that covers AI developments, trends, and research with authoritative, digestible takes to help listeners get up to speed and be...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Founders/executives at AI startups (especially agent platforms), and senior research/technical leaders at prominent AI labs; for science/health themes, roles like medicinal drug design leads, foundational AI research leads, or comparable domain experts with credible publications, patents, or product demonstrations.
Required Achievements:  
Leadership roles at recognized AI labs or fast-scaling AI companies, Demonstrated product capabilities (e.g., agent platforms, tooling, live demos), Contributions to widely cited research efforts (e.g., models or methods used/compared within mainstream AI workflows), Public thought leadership via major outlets or influential technical reports

Recent Guest Discussions

Wen Sang - AI Agents (“ai Employee”), Autonomous Agent Platforms, Workspace 4.0, Demos Of Genspark’s Claw And Custom Agent; Scaling From Startup To Revenue; AI As Interface And Software As Infrastructure

Michael Schaarschmidt - Foundational AI Approaches Relevant To Drug Discovery; The Technical Capabilities And Limitations Behind Ai-driven Design; What It Would Take To Accelerate And Improve Drug Discovery

Rebecca Paul - AI In Medicinal Chemistry And Drug Discovery; Structure Prediction (e.g., Alphafold Concepts), Molecule Generation And Binding Models; Why Drug Design Is More Complex Than Generation; Challenges Of Clinical Failure And Human Trust

Recent Topics

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Ai Agents, Research, Drug Discovery, Biotech, Startups, Infrastructure, Human Trust, Modeling

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Neuron: AI Explained
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BONUS: Building Real-Time AI Voice Agents with LiveKit's Ben Cherry

May 22, 2026

Voice agents are moving from “cool demo” to real product infrastructure.In this livestream, we’re joined by Ben Cherry of LiveKit to break down what it actually takes to build real-time AI agents that can listen, respond, interrupt, call tools, and work in production.LiveKit is an open source framework and developer platform for building voice, video, and physical AI agents in production.We’ll talk through the stack behind real-time AI experiences, then build and test a live demo together on ...

The AI Trying to Solve Math’s Biggest Mystery w/ Tudor Achim of Harmonic

May 20, 2026

What happens when AI stops simply giving answers and starts producing proofs a computer can verify?In this episode of The Neuron, Corey Noles and Grant Harvey talk with Tudor Achim, Co-Founder and CEO of Harmonic, the company behind Aristotle — a formal reasoning system built to generate machine-checkable mathematical proofs. Tudor explains why math may be the clearest test case for moving AI from “trust me” to “check me,” and why formal verification could matter far beyond Olympiad benchmark...

BONUS: Can AI Actually Be Your Therapist? We Ask the CEO Building One

May 15, 2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and as AI becomes more embedded in our daily lives, one of the biggest questions we face is whether these systems can responsibly support emotional and psychological well-being.AI chatbots are increasingly being used for emotional support, but recent lawsuits faced by OpenAI and earlier ones targeting character.ai and Google's AI Overviews, as well as clinical reports, and internal research have raised valid concerns about their impact on vulnerable u...

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