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The All-In Podcast · May 1, 2026 · 1h 20m

OpenAI Misses Targets, Codex vs Claude, Elon vs Sam Trial, Big Hyperscaler Beats, Peptide Craze

The All-In crew discusses OpenAI's reported failure to meet internal targets amid the IPO race, Codex's competitive gains against Anthropic's Claude, the explosive growth of AI-driven cybersecurity, the trial pitting Elon Musk against Sam Altman, massive capex spending by hyperscalers, a cautionary tale of AI deleting a codebase, and the mainstream rise of peptide-based weight-loss drugs like retatrutide. Friedberg also recounts his experience at the Supreme Court.

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Highlights

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OpenAI Misses Internal Targets Ahead of IPO00:03:05
Chamath discusses reports that OpenAI failed to hit key revenue and user growth targets, raising doubts about the company’s IPO readiness.
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Codex Surpasses Claude in Developer Benchmarks00:03:05
The group notes that OpenAI's Codex model is pulling ahead of Anthropic's Claude in coding tasks, suggesting the competitive landscape is shifting.
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AI Cybersecurity: The Next Big Market00:20:02
The hosts explore how AI is creating a massive new cybersecurity market as attack surfaces and threats multiply.
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The Elon vs. Sam Altman Trial Begins00:31:03
The crew breaks down the trial pitting Elon Musk against Sam Altman over control and mission alignment at OpenAI.
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Hyperscaler Capex Explodes00:41:00
Big tech companies reported massive earnings beats alongside record capital expenditures, primarily driven by AI infrastructure buildouts.
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Vibecoding Nightmare: AI Wipes a Codebase00:52:44
A story about a user whose entire codebase was deleted by a vibecoding AI tool illustrates the dangers of giving AI too much agency.
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The group examines the surging popularity of retatrutide and other peptides, which are moving from biohacking circles into mainstream weight management.

Editorial

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Friedberg’s Supreme Court Experience01:06:34
Friedberg recounts his recent visit to the Supreme Court, sharing observations on the oral arguments and the atmosphere.
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