Go/No-Go in 2026
16 episodes, newest first.
- 8 OctLive Recording: the Missing Data for Physical AI45m
- 4 SeptHeadlinesRobot Ban, AI-Designed Viruses, Perfect Pringles24m
- 30 JulHeadlinesOpenAI Devices, Data Centers, Brightline41m
- 21 JulStockX COO Stephen Winn on how the marketplace verifies products, catches counterfeit sneakers and AirPods, and why CT scanning is the hardest check to fake.24m
- 1 JulMidjourney's medical scanner, a Patriot missile's two-year supply chain, and why Ford had to rehire 350 engineers it let automated systems replace35m
- 26 JunFederico Faggin designed the first microprocessor and the capacitive touchscreen. He joins Go/No-Go to argue that AI cannot be conscious, however capable it becomes.54m
- 29 MayIran war bitumen shortage stalls roads, Ford's $30K electric truck, Tesla Semi ships, BYD's private fleet, Amazon logistics, and the real cost of quality.48m
- 12 MayParadromics CEO Matt Angle on building the highest data rate brain-computer interface, hermetic sealing vs. Neuralink, and what makes BCIs last a decade in the body.41m
- 30 AprAllbirds collapses, SpaceX IPO targets $1 trillion, Iran buys a Chinese spy satellite, Sony Honda AFEELA canceled, Slate raises $650M, lab-grown chocolate.29m
- 23 AprThe Takata airbag recall: how a propellant chemistry decision in the 1990s became the largest and costliest automotive recall in history, and why it still isn't over36m
- 14 AprNick Terzulli of Fellow on inventing Espresso Series One, why home espresso has stagnated for decades, and the physics of heating water on 120V.40m
- 2 AprIranian cyberattacks hit medical device supply chains, the Pentagon orders 3,000 Skydio drones in 72 hours, a blood-filtering fraud earns federal charges, and plug-in hybrid owners almost never plug in.34m
- 27 MarValuJet 592 crashed in 1996 with 110 people aboard. We reconstruct the layered failure and what Perrow's normal accident theory says about why it happened.38m
- 12 MarWhy has manufacturing gotten dramatically cheaper for 200 years, and construction hasn't? Brian Potter of Construction Physics has spent years finding out.47m
- 23 FebGo/No-Go Episode 007Tesla Pivot, Amtrak Fleet, Olympic Medals30m
- 6 JaniFixit’s Shahram Mokhtari on the hidden design of modern electronics, CES-week manufacturing headlines, and a Reconstruction of Juicero, the $700 connected juicer that defined over-engineering.1h 19m