iPhone Air is "inspiring," and a first step toward Apple Glasses (w/ Zach Handshoe of SpatialGen) | E2200

Hey everybody, welcome back to Twist. This is Alex, and today's show is all about founders, what they're building, what they're learning, and how cool they really are. So first up, Jason and I talked to a company called Spatial Gen. This is from Launch Accelerator 35, and the company wants to make it possible and easy to both make and distribute spatial video. And during this chat, we also got to learn

what it takes to go on stage at an Apple event and how casual Apple is when it comes to public relations. Then we're talking to the founder behind Hux. It's a personal voice AI experience that operates a bit like radio and a bit like a podcast, kind of merger between the two. Now if you know Notebook LM from Google and like it, a lot of the folks that built that are now building Hux. So stay tuned.

It's a really fun chat. Then to wrap up, chess ever from our Gamma pitch competition. It's one founder's plan to shake up the growing chess market and make it better for both broadcasts and better for your friendly local grandmaster. As a longtime advocate of esports, I love this idea, though I do need to work on my chess game. All right, let's learn, let's talk to some founders, let's have some fun.

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