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Inside the Mind of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei - Emily Chang sits down with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei in a wide-ranging interview discussing his San Francisco roots, the race against OpenAI, the Pentagon standoff and AI’s endgame. Inside the Mind of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei (2026) Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than almost anyone predicted. At the center of this transformation stands Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic and one of the most influential voices shaping the future of AI. In this exclusive interview with Emily Chang, Amodei reflects on his journey from growing up in San Francisco to leading one of the world's most important AI companies. The conversation explores Anthropic's rivalry with OpenAI, the competition to build increasingly powerful AI systems, and the difficult decisions facing the industry as artificial intelligence moves from research labs into every part of society. Amodei discusses the growing relationship between AI companies and governments, including tensions surrounding national security, defense applications and the Pentagon's role in the development of advanced artificial intelligence. The interview also tackles some of the biggest questions of our

Larry Fink: The Man Who Owns the World - This documentary traces the extraordinary rise of Larry Fink, founder of BlackRock, from a disgraced Wall Street trader to one of the most influential figures in the global economy. Beginning with the 2008 financial crisis and the rise of the Aladdin risk system, the film explores how data, technology, and scale reshaped finance—and placed unprecedented power in the hands of a man no one ever voted for. Larry Fink: The Man Who Owns the World (2026) Director: Moconomy Writer: Miranda Latorre Editor: Iván Moreno Voiceover: Jon Carter Genre: Documentary Country: Spain Language: English Release Date: February, 2026 AKA: Larry Fink: The man behind BlackRock Synopsis: This documentary explores the meteoric rise of Larry Fink, the founder of BlackRock, and his journey from a humiliated Wall Street trader to the "Shadow Sovereign" of the global economy. The story begins with the 2008 financial crisis, a moment when the U.S. government turned not to the big banks, but to one man with a "black box" called Aladdin—a technological "unblinking eye" capable of seeing

Lie to Me - Lie to Me tells the gripping true story of Bjørn Bjercke, the blockchain expert who revealed OneCoin — the biggest crypto fraud in history. This film goes beyond the scam itself to explore why millions believed in it, why some insiders stayed silent, and how easily people can be manipulated by promises of easy wealth. Can we learn to recognize the red flags before the next digital con? Lie to Me Title: Lie to Me Director: Bår Tyrmi Writers: Dag Mykland & Bår Tyrmi Stars / Featured: Bjørn Bjercke (blockchain expert, whistleblower) Genre: Documentary; Investigative / Society & Politics Country: Norway Language: English (primarily) Release / Premiere: 2024; International premiere at CPH:DOX on March 18, 2024 Run Time: Approximately 94 minutes; also version of 52 mins available Filming / Production Locations: Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, Uganda, Germany; footage from Europe, Asia, North & South America Synopsis: Lie to Me is the story of how tech nerd and blockchain expert Bjørn Bjercke overturned the OneCoin pyramid scheme, the biggest Crypto fraud in history. But, more than that

Who Built American Power? | Wealth, Inequality and the Origins of the 1% America was founded in the name of liberty and independence. But from the very beginning, who actually held the economic and political power? This Moconomy documentary traces the roots of wealth and inequality in the United States, from the American Revolution and the merchant elites of colonial Boston to Shays’ Rebellion, debt, banking and the long struggle between those who control resources and those demanding a greater share of economic power. Historians and political thinkers examine how revolutionary ideas about freedom existed alongside slavery, concentrated land ownership and economic privilege — and how movements challenging inequality have repeatedly emerged throughout American history. From the original Boston Tea Party and early battles over debt to Occupy Wall Street and modern campaign finance, the documentary asks whether today’s divide between the 1% and the rest of society is really new — or part of a much older American story. Want to explore more stories about wealth, financial power and inequality in America? Continue with these Moconomy documentaries: • Vanishing

The stakes get higher as the fixers push their luck further. Tiffany falls for a vintage Life magazine collection while the Neon Brothers gamble on a Marilyn Monroe portrait. Willy takes a beat-up suitcase and tries to turn it into a modern classic. But things go wrong when bidding wars get personal and one fixer overspends on a client project that might not pay off. Does anyone walk away with a profit? Genre: Reality / Docu-reality Country: Canada Production company: HOMENET Episode runtime: ~22 min Rating: TV-PG Hosts/Stars: Tiffany Pratt, Willy Williamson (along with the "Neon Brothers": Joe Wolchock and Mike Wolchock), Bob Krist MORE DOCS! PLAYLIST!

Private equity firms have become some of the most powerful forces in the global economy. This documentary examines how leveraged buyouts, sale-leasebacks, dividend recapitalizations and carried interest have reshaped companies, workers, hospitals, nursing homes, newspapers and communities. From Toys “R” Us and Red Lobster to Steward Health Care and the collapse of local journalism, the story reveals a financial model built on debt, extraction and limited accountability. Synopsis In 2005, Toys “R” Us was still a profitable company with billions in revenue. But after a private equity buyout loaded it with debt, the company was left with little room to invest, adapt or survive. Its collapse became a case study in a much larger financial playbook. This documentary follows that playbook across the American economy: from retail bankruptcies and restaurant chains to nursing homes, hospitals and local newspapers. It explains how leveraged buyouts transfer risk onto the companies being acquired, how sale-leasebacks turn businesses into tenants of their own buildings, how dividend recapitalizations extract cash through new debt, and how carried interest rewards fund managers with favorable tax treatment. The