Highway 101
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Tech companies do not yet know how to market AI effectively
“Frankly right now, people don't yet know how to talk about AI generally. If you drive down one-on-one, everyone's just putting AI on a billboard. They're not even really explaining what you get for it.”
Jessica Lessin predicts Waymo demand will make El Camino a primary route
“This is my prediction that, oh, Camino is going to be an important thoroughfare. Relative to the one-on-one because the people are going to want their Waymos.”
Cinnamon: One hour of Highway 101 traffic exceeds total orbital satellites
“The number of cars that are on that freeway over the course of, like, a single hour period are more than all of the satellites in orbit.”
Rosenberg: Lessin rented a billboard declaring AI is not your moat
“He actually took out a physical billboard on the one-on-one like with all, like amongst all of these like advertisements for AI companies that says, AI is not your moat. Like love slow kind of thing.”
Sam Lessin: Highway 101 billboard cost low tens of thousands
“Oh, it's like barely in the low tens of thousands for a month.”
Lessin plans to buy a $25k satirical AI billboard on Highway 101
“Instead of eight million dollars, I'm gonna spend 25,000 dollars and have a hilarious billboard. I'm very excited. It's one of those things, like, I'm gonna submit it as an expense to the venture firm, and if they reject it, it's okay.”
Brit Morin: Waymo is testing autonomous driving on Highway 101
“They're going to go on the highways soon. They're already testing on the one-on-one.”
Dietrich: Snowflake's brand advertising for years was just one Highway 101 billboard
“So Snowflake, for instance, has always gotten credit for doing a billboard on one-on-one. And people think they do lots of advertising, but for many years, it was only the billboard on one-on-one. It was just sustained and strategic.”