Boz To The Future

In the latest episode of Boz To The Future, Meta CTO and host Andrew "Boz" Bosworth talks to Aparna Chennapragada, VP of Product for Wearables at Meta. With the news that Muse is coming to AI glasses, they discuss what changes when your AI assistant becomes a wearable agent that actually gets things done on your behalf, and the four simultaneous feedback loops — AI, software, hardware and human taste — that make wearables such an exciting hardware category to work on. 
Aparna has spent over 25 years leading products through platform shifts including twelve years at Google where she led Google Now and founded Google Lens. She was Robinhood’s first CPO and CPO of Experiences and Devices at Microsoft. 
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In this episode, Boz sits down with Shyam Sankar, CTO of Palantir Technologies, fellow Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves, and author of Mobilize: How to Reboot the American Industrial Base and Stop World War III. 
The two reflect on their shared experience as part of Detachment 201, one year into their service. They discuss Shyam's "heretics and heroes" framework for innovation, Palantir's "artist colony" culture, and why Shyam believes AI will reindustrialize America and create millions of jobs. A conversation about conviction, culture, and what happens when builders show up to serve.

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In the latest episode of Boz To The Future, Meta CTO, Head of ATA and Reality Labs, and host Andrew "Boz" Bosworth talks to Ed Catmull—co-founder of Pixar Animation Studios, former president of Walt Disney Animation Studios, Turing Award laureate, and author of the bestselling book Creativity, Inc.
Ed spent 20 years turning an impossible dream—making a feature film entirely with computers—into reality with Toy Story. Along the way, he invented foundational computer graphics techniques, built one of the most innovative companies in entertainment history, and worked alongside Steve Jobs for over two decades.
Together, they explore how Ed built a culture of sustained creativity at Pixar, the mechanics of the Braintrust, why failure is an investment and not a verdict, and what it was like to work with Steve Jobs. They also discuss what the intersection of technology and art means for the future of creative tools and AI.
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What happens when design meets the AI revolution? In the latest episode of Boz to the Future, Meta CTO Andrew "Boz" Bosworth sits down with Figma Co-Founder and CEO Dylan Field, the visionary who started Figma at just 19 years old and transformed how millions of product builders create today.
Boz and Dylan dive deep into the intersection of technology and creativity, from the early days when designers were scarce to today's collaborative, cloud-based workflows. They talk about the imminent paradigm shift in interfaces and what comes after text prompting. They discuss what stays evergreen despite rapid technological change, and why the pursuit of craft remains fundamentally human.
Plus, don't miss the speed round where Dylan weighs in on everything from dark mode to the eternal question: which Thanksgiving side reigns supreme?
Whether you're a designer, builder, or just curious about the future of human creativity in an AI-powered world, this conversation will challenge how you think about the tools we use to bring ideas to life.
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In this episode of Boz To The Future, Meta CTO and Head of Reality Labs and host Andrew "Boz" Bosworth is joined by Lucasfilm and Industrial Light & Magic CTO Francois Chardavoine. 
They discuss how technology is transforming the entertainment industry and creating new opportunities for creators. Francois, with 20 years of experience in immersive storytelling, highlights how the history of film is essentially a history of technology, and how each technological advancement, from early visual effects to recent developments in AI, has changed storytelling. 
They explore the frontiers of interactive and immersive experiences, touching on projects like Star Wars: Beyond Victory, and discuss the "undervalued" art form of video games. 
Francois believes traditional storytelling will continue to evolve with technology, making narratives more accessible and diverse. Don’t miss the quickfire round where Chardavoine names his picks for the pinnacle of visual effects in movies.
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