All-In · 5 min instead of 1 h 22 m · Oct 2, 2026
Cyber defense will force governments to allocate GPUs
David FriedbergHost
CEO, Ohalo
Founded The Climate Corporation, sold to Monsanto for about $1.1B in 2013.

Chamath PalihapitiyaHost · Founder & CEO, Social Capital
Led Facebook's growth team; his firm backed Slack and AI chipmaker Groq.

Jason CalacanisHost · Founder & CEO, LAUNCH
Early Uber angel; sold Weblogs Inc. to AOL; hosts This Week in Startups.

David SacksHost · Co-founder & partner, Craft Ventures
PayPal's first COO, founded Yammer; White House AI & crypto czar 2025–26.
About this segment
Friedberg argues models can't be controlled because open weights are everywhere, so cyber defense spending will surge. In 12 to 18 months he expects governments to allocate compute, treating data centers like utilities.
From “Trump’s Super Intelligence Summit, AI Safety Accord, GDP Beats, Midterm Predictions”, Oct 2, 2026. Watch the full episode
“So the attempt to try and centralize and manage the control of the software, I think is a fool's errand.”
David Friedbergat 20:34 · All-In20:34Takeaways
- Open-weight models make regulating the software impractical
- Cyber defense budgets will become a board-level priority
- Machines allocated to defense will be a key metric in an arms race
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