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Sonya Huang, Pat Grady, Andrew Reed, Alfred Lin, Sonali Singh

Booking Overview

An interview-led AI and technology show hosted by Sequoia Capital partners, featuring prominent founders, CEOs, and leading researchers discussing frontier AI, enterprise applications, infrastructure, and societal implications. Credible pitches include high-profile AI company founders, enterprise technology executives, distinguished researchers, and computational biology or drug-discovery leaders; booking is very difficult because guests typically have substantial technical or commercial prominence.

Metrics

Episodes: 110

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.3/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

Contact Information

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Host

Sonya Huang - Sequoia Capital partner focused on technology and artificial intelligence investments.

Pat Grady - Sequoia Capital partner focused on technology companies and venture investing.

Andrew Reed - Sequoia Capital partner and technology investor.

Alfred Lin - Sequoia Capital partner and technology investor with experience building and operating technology companies.

Sonali Singh - Sequoia Capital partner focused on technology and artificial intelligence.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

very_high

Typical Credentials:

Founders or CEOs of notable AI, enterprise software, infrastructure, public safety technology, or computational biology companies; leading AI researchers; and executives or technical leaders with demonstrated expertise deploying advanced AI systems at meaningful scale.

Required Achievements:

Founded or led a notable technology company, Made widely recognized contributions to artificial intelligence research or engineering, Built and deployed AI products or infrastructure at significant scale, Developed commercially meaningful applications of AI in enterprise, public safety, or drug discovery

Recent Guest Discussions

Aaron Levie - Enterprise AI Adoption, Application-layer Software, AI Agents, Model Economics, And The Diffusion Of AI Into Knowledge Work.

Ben Rudolph - Privacy-first Public Safety Technology, Data Ownership, City Infrastructure, AI Agents, And Data Governance.

Nick Noone - Privacy-first Public Safety Technology, Data Ownership, City Infrastructure, AI Agents, And Data Governance.

Parag Agrawal - Search Infrastructure For AI Agents, Agentic Web Economics, Content Attribution, And The Future Of Online Information Access.

Khurram Javed - Continual Learning, New AI Paradigms, Synthetic Data, Agent Architectures, And The Development Of Continuously Learning Systems.

Recent Topics

Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Enterprise Software, Drug Discovery

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

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Google's AI Infrastructure Chief, Amin Vahdat, on the Physics & Economics of Frontier AI

October 06, 2026

At 100,000-accelerator scale, something fails multiple times an hour, which is why Google's Chief Technologist for AI Infrastructure Amin Vahdat thinks FLOPS is a vanity metric. The metric that matters is what he calls goodput: the useful work a workload actually delivers through real failures. Amin walks through the calculus that split the TPU line into 8i and 8t for the first time, why the TPU's core primitives haven't changed since v1, and how Google and DeepMind co-design in the same room...

Box's Aaron Levie: On Reinventing Yourself in the AI Age and Enterprise Diffusion

September 15, 2026

Starting a company is hard. Reinventing your company for AI as a public company with quarterly earnings results is even harder. Aaron Levie has pulled off the transition with Box and offers hard-won advice for founders. The cofounder and CEO of Box argues the value isn't only in the model; it's in the bridge from a model's raw capability to the actual workflow inside a bank, a law firm, or a pharma company. That's the case for the application layer, and Box is building it: an agent harness tu...

Making Cities Awesome: Peregrine’s Nick Noone & Ben Rudolph

September 01, 2026

Most public safety technology companies grow by collecting more data. Peregrine inverted the model: no sensors, no new data, a business built on connecting the data and information cities already own. Co-founders Nick Noone and Ben Rudolph received more than two dozen no's before San Pablo PD let them in the door in February 2018. Today, Peregrine powers law enforcement, emergency medical services, fire and rescue, and other services in more than 400 cities and communities globally. Nick and ...

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