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Welcome to Chuck Yates Got A Job with Chuck Yates. You've now found your dysfunctional life coach, the Investor Formerly known as Prominent Businessman Chuck Yates. What's not to learn from the self-proclaimed Galactic Viceroy, who was publicly canned from a prominent private equity firm, has had enough therapy to quote Brene Brown chapter and verse and spends most days embarrassing himself on Energy Finance Twitter as @Nimblephatty.2025 Digital Wildcatters, Inc Economie Finances privées
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  • I Started an AI Company in My 50s. Here’s What I Learned | Chuck Yates Keynote
    Sep 4 2026

    Five lessons pulled from a junior high dance floor, a Wall Street Journal firing, and a weekend in Battle Creek learning to code. Chuck Yates, co-founder of Collide, takes the Ion stage and argues that energy's AI problem was never the tech. It is permission, labels, and an industry that named its flagship product West Texas Intermediate. Plus a serious ask about being better people on the way there.

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    00:00 End of the world as we know it
    03:00 Bobby Joe and the 1982 church dance
    07:46 Labels matter
    11:54 Why energy is bad at marketing
    14:41 Building distribution before a product
    16:22 The clock reset
    18:58 James Broach
    21:18 A weekend of Claude code and David Lee Roth
    23:48 Houston, freaking Texas

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    25 min
  • A 50-Year-Old Pipe Support Company Where 100 Employees Now Build Their Own AI Agents
    Aug 28 2026

    A garage full of Ethereum rigs once set a house on fire, and that was only the warmup. Rakesh Agrawal and Lloyd Kirchner run Piping Technology & Products, a 50 year old Houston manufacturer where 100 employees now build their own AI agents and a welding cobot just got unveiled to 450 people on the shop floor. Cut cables in West Texas, new collar jobs, Pope Leo, and why the guy with the pickup truck had every reason to be nervous.

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    Join the conversation shaping the future of energy.
    Collide is the community where oil & gas professionals connect, share insights, and solve real-world problems together. No noise. No fluff. Just the discussions that move our industry forward.
    Apply today at collide.io


    Click here to view the episode transcript.

    00:00 The house fire
    05:07 A cryptic DM about dad's company
    06:15 What Piping Technology makes
    09:56 Family business and the second chair
    12:43 Every tech wave since dial up
    17:02 Getting AI to actually spread
    20:14 The guy who cut the cables
    24:04 Unveiling a welding cobot
    26:16 Pope Leo and new collar work
    35:32 Agents on the quoting desk
    42:22 The CIO problem
    44:22 Letting Claude psychoanalyze you
    49:04 Guardrails and permissions
    53:11 Five years out
    57:56 Intention and action

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    1 h et 1 min
  • Silicon Valley and Oil and Gas Are Playing the Same Game
    Aug 17 2026

    Houston has always run on optimism, spending everything to drill a hole where nobody has drilled before and then finding out what came back. Leon Coe, founder of Amplify Intelligence and the Houston AI Club, thinks that same instinct is exactly what AI needs. He and Chuck get into why executives cannot delegate this one, why augmentation beats automation, and why your own level of ambition is a hard ceiling on what the models will ever hand back.

    https://www.meetup.com/houston-ai-club/events/316056350/?eventOrigin=group_upcoming_events

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    Join the conversation shaping the future of energy.
    Collide is the community where oil & gas professionals connect, share insights, and solve real-world problems together. No noise. No fluff. Just the discussions that move our industry forward.
    Apply today at collide.io


    Click here to view the episode transcript.

    00:00 The perfect podcast length
    02:03 What executive AI coaching actually is
    04:48 Building the Houston AI Club
    08:50 Why Houston is wired for AI
    14:29 Augmentation, not automation
    18:29 Talking to AI instead of typing at it
    22:41 Cost savings versus new revenue
    24:37 The real prize in oil and gas
    27:54 What executives are actually asking
    31:52 Banned in 2024, bought in 2025
    33:31 Why you cannot delegate this one
    38:51 The Burton McMurtry card story
    40:32 Ambition as a technical limiter
    44:08 AI as a thought partner
    48:23 The September 3rd operator spotlight
    50:24 Where to find Leon

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    51 min
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