<p>Stuart Baker is the co-founder of Airvue, an AI news assistant. Our wide-ranging conversation covers:</p>
<ul>
 <li>Playing rugby</li>
 <li>Singapore as a startup</li>
  <li>How our cities can be better</li>
  <li>His recent move to SF</li>
  <li>Playing positive sum games</li>
  <li>What’s wrong with the news today &amp; why he&#39;s building Airvue</li>
  <li>The business &amp; tech sides of the news industry</li>
  <li>How AI changes the news</li>
  <li>His near-death experience</li>
  <li>Risk vs. fear</li>
  <li>The trap of the deferred life plan</li>
  <li>Getting unblocked &amp; out of your head</li>
  <li>Keystone habits</li>
  <li>ADHD</li>
  <li>...and much more!</li>
</ul>

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Sam Altman calls current AI infra buildout the “biggest joint industrial project in human history.”

Across the world, companies are building infrastructure with urgency: big tech spending hundreds of billions on data centers, semiconductor fabs investing as much in new capacity, energy providers signing multi-gigawatt power contracts to power AI clusters.

The Scaling Era tells the stories behind this buildout. We talk to chip designers, roboticists, data center operators, and founders across the value chain—the builders whose efforts determine whether AI scales or stalls.