In the latest episode of On With Kara Swisher, Kara makes her case for buying the legendary publication and restoring its past glory.

The journalist Kara Swisher discusses Elon Musk's goals in government - and the factors that have led to his radicalization.

Audie talks with journalist Kara Swisher about the rise of Silicon Valley’s big donors and how Trump won some of them over. Plus, how Kamala Harris’ California roots have worked to her advantage with tech donors.Kara is the author of “Burn Book: A Tech Love Story.”

The former CNN host tells Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway that Musk didn’t like being confronted with facts.

Kara Swisher is a journalist turned entrepreneur, a podcast star with high wattage guests, a punchy interviewer who never backs down, and now an important voice in the public debate over whether and how to regulate tech companies. Audie talks with Kara about her new memoir, “Burn Book: A Tech Love Story.” 

Kara Swisher’s front-row seat to a slow-moving catastrophe.

What does the recent chaos at OpenAI say about the state of-and fears about-the development of artificial intelligence? Kara Swisher is the host of the popular podcasts On with Kara Swisher and Pivot and has been a leading voice on tech and business for three decades. Kara joins Preet to break down the OpenAI saga.

At Code 2023, Yoel Roth, former Head of Trust and Safety at Twitter joined Kara Swisher as a surprise guest an hour before Linda Yaccarino, current X CEO, took the stage. Roth recounted the death threats he received because of Elon Musk, X’s declining users and advertisers, and shared some advice for the platform’s new leaders. The two interviews back to back made for a meta-conversation about Twitter’s past and X’s future.

Kara Swisher grills the author on his new biography and tries to get him to admit whether or not he actually likes Musk.

The Open AI co-founder thinks tools like GPT-4 will be enormously beneficial to humanity. But he’s very wary of the downsides.

From AI and the recent launch of GPT-4 to behind-the-scenes pressure on Washington to resolve the Silicon Valley Bank crisis, today’s guest is in the thick of it all. Kara tells Nayeema that Reid Hoffman is “one of the good ones.” Kara has known the billionaire Greylock VC Partner since the 90s, when he was fresh off the sale of PayPal and before he co-founded LinkedIn.

Is AI going to fall in love with you? Write your term papers? Or help you plan a trip to Belize? The answer to all three is: maybe. How well it does any of those things remains to be seen, but Kara tells Nayeema the fast-developing AI will be more significant than almost anything else she's covered in tech.

Does Kara ever get sick of talking about Elon Musk? That’s a question Nayeema asks today, and they both agree: as exhausting as he can be, Elon is a defining force in business, media and innovation. So today we turn to the titan’s biographer: Walter Isaacson. He’s written the book on everyone from Leonardo da Vinci to Steve Jobs, and is now deep in the Elon Files. 

She reflects on more than 15 years of covering Facebook and why bringing back Trump is a lose-lose.

In the latest episode of On With Kara Swisher, the antitrust expert explains how Republican leaders killed a crucial effort to rein in tech companies.

Kara and Scott are back together! They discuss the new power balance in Congress, how A.I. will and won't transform, and a potential ban on non-compete clauses. Plus, Jack Ma will give up control of Ant Group, and echoes of January 6th in Brazil.

Elon Musk's Twitter is a spectacle, and the drama and meaning of the last six months is perhaps best unpacked by Yoel Roth. The company’s former head of trust and safety survived the early flood of firings and resignations - in fact, he was ascendant, in the early days of this new Twitter, and he became the face Musk presented to advertisers. 

Guest host William D. Cohan joins Kara to discuss the latest developments in the Twitter saga: banned accounts will return! Apple could ban Twitter from the App Store! Elon drinks caffeine-free Diet Coke?! Also, protests in China could disrupt Apple. Friend of Pivot Anand Giridharadas joins to discuss his latest book, "The Persuaders," and how clear, concise messaging could help save democracy. 

Kara Swisher, host of "On with Kara Swisher" and "Pivot" podcasts, tells Chris Wallace what it was like knowing Steve Jobs over the years.

In this episode of On With Kara Swisher, Kara reflects on her decades of interactions with the billionaire who called her “an a**hole.”

But don’t expect a fairy tale ending!