I sit down with Anish Acharya, Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, for a wide-ranging conversation on what it actually feels like to build with AI right now - and why almost nobody outside of tech understands what's happening. We get into: why I dropped out of computer science but now code 11 hours a day, the personal injury lawyer who won the global Claude Code hackathon, whether early-stage venture capital is dead, a company that cut $80K/month in SaaS by building everything in-house, why consumer moats still matter even when software doesn't, my failed attempt to get AI to settle my marriage arguments, the Wolverine peptide protocol, and Anish's prediction that America will back into the 4-day work week through sheer technological force - exactly the way it solved obesity with Ozempic instead of eating less sugar. Chapter Markers 0:00 Introduction 0:59 Why I'll never look at code again 3:56 Files are permanent, apps are not 6:36 Is OpenClaw the real deal? 14:47 The AI model race: Anthropic vs OpenAI vs Google 19:13 "1% have seen God, 99% are oblivious" 19:51 Will there be a $10,000 AI plan? 24:04 The lawyer who won the Claude Code hackathon 26:05 AI, job loss, and society's breaking point 28:07 Universal Basic Purpose vs Universal Basic Income 33:11 I tried AI to settle my marriage arguments 34:58 Is early-stage investing dead? 36:17 Tin Can and tech that helps you disconnect 42:47 Dark data: the knowledge that dies with one person 47:25 The 4-day work week is coming like Ozempic 48:53 50-100 new peptides will change human longevity 52:40 We'll never look at code again Follow Anish Acharya: https://x.com/illscience Follow Kevin Rose: https://x.com/kevinrose