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AI Infrastructure Is Eating Its Own Ecosystem
Daniel Zahavi argues AI has broken the relationship that made the mobile and cloud revolutions so successful. Founders who ignore the shift may not…
Jun 21
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James Spiro
1
Startup Nation's Most Expensive Lesson - #0078, Giora Gil-Ad
The CQ Global founder on why a wrong VP hire in the US costs $2 million, and what Israeli startups keep getting wrong at the moment it matters most.
Jun 5
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James Spiro
53:22
War is Widening the Divide in Startup Nation
Funding is holding at the top while early-stage companies face delays, cancellations, and rising closure risk.
Mar 30
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James Spiro
1
Claude Updates Are Killing Startups. How Should Founders Respond? - #0062, Eyal Fisher
Sweet Security’s Eyal Fisher has a warning for founders building with AI, and a survival strategy for young people entering the workforce.
Mar 29
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James Spiro
40:10
The Invisible Workforce Behind the World’s Biggest Events - #0061, Omri Dekalo
Behind every concert or sporting event is a workforce of thousands: disconnected, temporary, and difficult to manage. Ubeya is turning that chaos into a…
Mar 26
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James Spiro
37:24
ICYMI: Highlights from The Spiro Circle & Forbes Israel
Some standout insights from the first 30 conversations with Startup Nation's founders and investors.
Mar 24
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James Spiro
"Keep It Platonic": Why Founders Shouldn’t Date Their Product - #0053, Eylam Milner
Milner shares why letting go can be as important as building, and how it shaped his second startup, Echo Security.
Mar 1
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James Spiro
1
39:08
AI “Interviews” Iran’s Generals... and Most Want a Military Successor to Khamenei
Israeli startup AskIt has built “synthetic personalities” of 122 real commanders from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps amid regional tensions and…
Feb 23
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James Spiro
1
It's Time to Stop Asking if AI Will Replace Creators - #0051, Victor Varnado
We discuss the intersection of tech, AI, and comedy, as Victor prepares to become the world's most benign supervillain.
Feb 22
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James Spiro
1
42:57
AI Didn’t Break the Cloud. It Revealed What Was Already Broken - #0047, Roi Ravhon
Years of unmanaged cloud complexity are colliding with the economics of AI. Companies like Finout are helping fix it.
Feb 10
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James Spiro
1
37:57
BLOG: In Israel, Innovation and Grief Share the Same Moment
My latest post in The Times of Israel explores the country's two realities of war and tech innovation, and what happens when those moments meet.
Jan 27
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James Spiro
3
Accounting's Netflix Moment - #0039, Isaac Heller
Legacy studios weren’t ready for streaming. The Big Four now face the same test as AI reshapes the accounting sector.
Jan 11
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James Spiro
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