The Library of Minds

Hear from the world's greatest minds across business, sports, health, science, and culture. Then keep the conversation going.The Library of Minds is the world's first interactive podcast. Each week, we sit down with the greatest thinkers of our time: founders, investors, athletes, authors, scientists, artists, and operators who have shaped how we live, work, and think.Then we hand the mic to you. Every guest has a Digital Mind on Delphi you can talk to directly. Ask the follow-up. Get the advice. Keep the conversation going long after the episode ends.

The Library of Minds is a business podcast hosted by Delphi, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Delphi hosts The Library of Minds, a business show with 23 episodes published.

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  Episode #1

  100x AI Engineers Will Be Treated Like Elite Athletes | Kian Katanforoosh (Workera, Stanford)

  Jul 1, 202622 minS3

  Kian Katanforoosh, founder of Workera, believes humans hurt people with their biases. His prediction: once science proves AI is less biased, companies will have no choice. In this episode, Kian sits down with Dara to talk about why your best engineer might deserve the Cristiano Ronaldo treatment, the difference between perishable and durable skills, why "what did you learn this month?" might be the most important career question in the AI era, and the one metric he thinks actually predicts long-term success. !

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  Episode #10

  Lyft Founder: The Uber War, the COVID Collapse, and the Robotaxi Threat | John Zimmer

  May 14, 202642 minS2

  <p>💬 Ask John Zimmer a question here. </p><p>Create your own digital mind here. </p><p><br></p><p>Uber had $3 billion in the bank. Lyft had 5 months of runway left.In this episode, Lyft co-founder John Zimmer sits down with host Dara to tell the untold story of how he and his team fought back, stood up for drivers, and refused to lose to the most aggressive competitor in tech.John opens up about killing his first company to start Lyft, surviving COVID, his honest take on founder mental health, the future of self-driving cars, and the real rea...

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  Episode #10

  Lyft Founder: The Uber War, the COVID Collapse, and the Robotaxi Threat | John Zimmer

  May 14, 202642 minS2

  💬 Ask John Zimmer a question here . Create your own digital mind here . Uber had $3 billion in the bank. Lyft had 5 months of runway left.In this episode, Lyft co-founder John Zimmer sits down with host Dara to tell the untold story of how he and his team fought back, stood up for drivers, and refused to lose to the most aggressive competitor in tech.John opens up about killing his first company to start Lyft, surviving COVID, his honest take on founder mental health, the future of self-driving cars, and the real reason he walked away from the company he built.If you're a founder, operator, or anyone who loves great startup stories - this one's a masterclass.

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  Episode #9

  Cybersecurity Investor: Your OpenClaw Will Betray You with Enrique Salem (Partner, Bain Capital Ventures)

  Apr 23, 202631 minS2

  <p>Have your own questions for Enrique? You can ask his Delphi: http://delphi.ai/p/enrique-s</p><p>You can also create your own Delphi, free: delphi.ai/p/k9x2mq</p><p>Enrique Salem has been watching cyber threats evolve for 35 years. As former CEO of Symantec and now a General Partner at Bain Capital Ventures, he has seen what happens when systems scale, when attackers adapt, and when trust breaks. In this episode, he breaks down why security is never “protect everything”, why agents create a new category of risk, and how founders should think about what...

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  Episode #9

  Cybersecurity Investor: Your OpenClaw Will Betray You with Enrique Salem (Partner, Bain Capital Ventures)

  Apr 23, 202631 minS2

  Have your own questions for Enrique? You can ask his Delphi: http://delphi.ai/p/enrique-s You can also create your own Delphi, free: delphi.ai/p/k9x2mq Enrique Salem has been watching cyber threats evolve for 35 years. As former CEO of Symantec and now a General Partner at Bain Capital Ventures, he has seen what happens when systems scale, when attackers adapt, and when trust breaks. In this episode, he breaks down why security is never “protect everything”, why agents create a new category of risk, and how founders should think about what actually matters from day one.

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