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Hosted by Carlos Espinal · technology · EN · 311 episodes
This Much I Know is the podcast from Seedcamp, Europe’s seed fund.Tune into hear the inside story from startup founders, investors and leading tech voices: the people who’ve built businesses, scaled globally, failed fantastically and learnt massively.Seedcamp invests early in world-class founders attacking large, global markets and solving real problems using technology. Seedcamp provides the infrastructure to fast-track a founder’s vision and create value through immediate access to smart capital, a lifelong community of support and a global network built upon a decade’s experience backing exceptional talent.
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This Much I Know - The Seedcamp Podcast
Jeff Stewart, founder of GPO Fund and author of Global IPO, joins Carlos to unpack why the best founders plan their exit before they incorporate, and why the best founders shouldn't wait to go public.
This Much I Know - The Seedcamp Podcast
Your AI agent just deleted a database. Who gets fired? There's no good answer yet - and that's a huge problem. Companies are handing AI agents sweeping access to their systems, often more than they'd give a new hire, without knowing who's accountable when something goes wrong. In our latest podcast episode, Carlos Eduardo Espinal MBE sits down with Johannes Keienburg, Cofounder of Cakewalk, and David Mytton, CEO of Arcjet: two founders building solutions to this exact problem. They explore why AI agents don't need to "go rogue" to cause serious damage, the "zombie identity" problem of agents that outlive the employees who created them, and why the security tools built to stop hackers simply don't work when it comes to agents.
This Much I Know - The Seedcamp Podcast
Eric Ries's The Lean Startup method is undeniably one of the most influential writings published on entrepreneurship in the last decade. It gave a whole generation of founders a new way to build - and made 'pivot' a household word. Now he's tackling an even harder subject: why do so many great companies eventually betray everything they stood for? And what can founders do to stop it? In his new book Incorruptible, Ries argues that governance is the most powerful and most underappreciated force in business. In this conversation with Carlos, they get into why shareholder primacy destroys brands, why the tools to resist that pressure already exist, and why most founders give away the thing that matters most.
This Much I Know - The Seedcamp Podcast
We knew Pari Singh was special when he walked into Seedcamp at 21 and told us that he could design rockets faster than anyone in the world. Fast forward nine years, and Flow Engineering is now the operating system for the next generation of physical engineering, relied on by the likes of EV giant Rivian. We sat down with Pari to break down why the industry is at an inflection point, why the biggest threat to legacy manufacturers isn't technology but culture, and why he believes the vast majority of physical engineering work will be automated by AI within the year. We also get into what separates elite engineering teams from average ones, and the single most important characteristic he hires for.
This Much I Know - The Seedcamp Podcast
James Kuht MBE has spent 15 years working on what happens when powerful technology meets the messiness of real organisations. He's learned that developing the technology is rarely the hard part - the hard part is getting people to use it in a way that makes strategic sense for the organisation. That experience is what led him to found Pair. Pair are building the AI adoption layer for enterprise. Companies have poured billions into AI infrastructure, but without role-specific training, most employees never move beyond individual tinkering, resulting in expensive licenses, underwhelming results, and disillusioned leadership teams. We're thrilled to have invested in Pair's latest seed round, alongside Venrex and FJ Labs. As partner Carlos Espinal puts it: "They turn AI from a generic tool into real, role-specific productivity." Carlos sat down with founder James Kuht MBE, to discuss what it actually takes to get organisations to adopt AI effectively - and why most still get it wrong.
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