ELECTE's Podcast: AI Frontiers
Frontier AI has outgrown the lab. The decisive questions now are about power — who builds the models, who controls them, and who gets to build on top of them. AI Frontiers is for the people doing the building: founders and operators creating products, companies, and strategy at the edge of what AI can do — on infrastructure owned by a handful of labs and governed from a handful of capitals. Each season charts where that frontier has moved, from the labs shipping the models to the capitals writing the rules, and what it means for anyone building something that lasts on ground that keeps shifting. Hosted by Fabio Lauria, founder of ELECTE. No hype, no jargon — strategy, stakes, and a builder's-eye view of the most consequential infrastructure of the century.
ELECTE's Podcast: AI Frontiers
Latest Episodes
Delete the Tie. The Inference Stays.
You can delete a tie; the inference stays. Link-prediction models rebuild removed connections from the nodes around you, and topology alone re-identifies a stripped node. DataReportal counts 5.79 billion social media identities in April 2026, up 2...
Your Data Isn't the Asset. The Inference Is.
Privacy law governs what gets collected; the value is captured in what gets inferred. Three Court of Justice of the EU rulings — OT (August 2022), SCHUFA (December 2023) and Lindenapotheke (October 2024) — moved the regulated object from the recor...
When Execution Becomes Callable
BLS data shows programmer employment fell 27.5% in two years while software developers dropped just 0.3% — a 90x gap. When execution becomes callable, companies restructure around direction, taste, and accountability. But entry-level hiring is dow...
The price is zero. The extraction is real.
AI services priced at zero still extract real value. Consumer surplus isn't disappearing — it's being converted into the monopolist's asset. User prompts, corrections, and behaviour fuel model improvements and lock-in. A price-only view of competi...
You don't have an AI strategy. You have an exposure.
Three companies — AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud — hold 63% of the cloud market that AI runs on, per Q1 2026 Synergy Research data. That is not competition; it is a trust structure. This episode maps how infrastructure concentration works,...
Contributors
Podcasts we love
Check out these other fine podcasts recommended by us, not an algorithm.