Ep. 7: David Sacks: Target AI Risks. Don't Target the Models.
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Ep. 7: David Sacks: Target AI Risks. Don't Target the Models.
David Sacks says Chinese open models expose American guardrails as a competitive liability; Alex and Priya decode how that argument maps to policy, portfolio incentives, and the security layer beneath the model race.
Episode guide
This episode explores “Ep. 7: David Sacks: Target AI Risks. Don't Target the Models.” in a Sharp, analytical VC hot-take podcast with a composed host and a skeptical analyst. Conversational, evidence-led, dryly funny, and explicit about the line between fact and inference. style. It is presented as a two-person conversation, and the source list lets you revisit the original material.
Sources
- David Sacks on Kimi K3 and the AI race
- David Sacks on cyber guardrails and Chinese models
- David Sacks on "woke lobotomized models"
- David Sacks on regulatory uncertainty and open-source competition
- David Sacks on Kimi K3 and critical security bugs
- David Sacks on running AI on your own hardware
- Kimi: Threat or menace?
- China's Moonshot AI claims Kimi K3 can rival OpenAI and Anthropic
- Will Manidis on Dean Ball's regulatory proposal
- Craft Ventures portfolio
- Investing in the Future of Managed Agentic Security Services
- Partnering with Ent to protect work as it happens
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