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Balaji & Benedict Evans: When Tech Breaks Industries

Technology
Global
Started February 07, 2026

This episode originally appeared on the Network State Podcast. Balaji Srinivasan and Benedict Evans sit down in Singapore for a wide-ranging conversation on the mechanics of disruption. Evans, a former Andreessen Horowitz partner who now writes one of tech's most-read newsletters, argues that the conversation about any technology peaks during the transition—not at 0% or 100% adoption. They cover AI's real capabilities and limits, the politics of technological disruption, why crypto's killer m...

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CLAIM Posted by will Feb 07, 2026
The peak conversation around technology signifies its transformative potential, making it crucial for industries to adapt swiftly to remain relevant.
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While AI and crypto have potential, their real-world implications must be carefully evaluated to avoid unintended consequences.
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CLAIM Posted by will Feb 07, 2026
The rapid pace of technological disruption can lead to job losses and societal instability, necessitating a cautious approach to adoption.
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CLAIM Posted by will Feb 07, 2026
Technological advancements often prioritize innovation over ethical considerations, risking societal well-being in the name of progress.
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CLAIM Posted by will Feb 07, 2026
Technological disruption, especially with AI and crypto, is essential for progress and should be embraced for the future of industries.
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