Antonio García Martínez

Uh, yeah.

It's this, the Zillenials FTW shared by Antonio García Martínez in... from The, The Economist, Seeing a Monster.

Quote, "How serious do you think the risks of AI, are, are of AI causing serious harm?" Everyone is basically moving to the right.

They're more, uh, they're more worried just in the past two weeks, three weeks, um, just through from August 28th to September 18th, except for Millennials aged 30 to 44.

hey welcome back to seven minute books i'm sam and today we're talking about chaos monkeys by antonio garcia martinez it's a memoir about one man's journey through wall street and silicon valley and it asks a pretty uncomfortable question sophie i have to ask why does this book still feel so relevant

Hey there, Sam.

It's relevant because it's not a glossy tech success story.

And this one was a fascinating conversation.

Antonio GM, who wrote Chaos Monkeys, that's his Twitter handle, and he was at Meta, now he's at BASE.

Got in this conversation with Josh Ellman, who's a partner at Andreessen Horowitz.

And they basically talked about how great ads are going to work for agent agent workflows.