Video

“Launching a video is like the number one thing I see for people that are successful on the platform. I lied to you not. Like, most of the time when I see a Kickstarter failed, they didn't even care to do a video.”

“Video we're soon to launch on the site at some point, you know, later this year or early next.”

“Most interaction is going to be video in the future. Most interaction is going to be a real-time video with AI, so real-time video comprehension, real-time video generation.”

“I think it is probably even more multimodal, multi-format. Like I would certainly expect video to continue to grow. I would certainly expect audio and not just, you know, text with some images to grow.”

“When it comes to video, AI isn't sourcing that as strongly as it's sourcing written online content, which is easier for it to digest.”

“You know, this community lives on X. So and X prioritizes video. So you're kind of crazy if you're launching a product without a video.”

“Yeah, and video's down 15.”

“And in fact, the people that work with Jensen, they call him professor, professor Jensen. And they talk about the fact that he has a very, he's a, he's really good at explaining complicated concepts in a way that almost anybody can understand. And the way he d…”

“Unless I wanted to pay double or triple, I wouldn't expect to get a copy of the transcript and the video until three to four weeks later.”

“We're going to have, at some point, domestic robots and you know, self-driving cars and things like this once we figure out how to get the system to learn how the real world works from video.”

“Video is a short blip where we sort of think that there's some objective evidence for a hundred years of our history, and that's going to be now, that's no longer true pretty soon.”

“You could imagine looking back in a decade and being like, I can't believe people used to watch, you know, static videos at all. Like, it just doesn't make any sense. It's like watching a silent movie. Obviously, videos should be, like, responsive in real time”

“I think the main thing, fundamentally, is I think there's very limited generality that we get from these models and even for multimodality, for example my understanding there's no positive transfer from learning in one modality to other modalities. So like tra…”

“On the investment side, I would say buy good companies and short bad companies. It's so, so, so simple. And the number of people that tell me they're going to shorten video or have it short in video, I'm just giving you a recent example. I've probably heard th…”

“There's a lot of evidence coming out of University of Chicago and probably other places, but that's the article I've read it, that we, there's more noise than signal in facial expressions and body language, especially if somebody is just a little Square on a c…”

“Video is very efficient from an encoding perspective, but inefficient from a decoding perspective for the person receiving”

“Video really is the key medium when you're trying to build trust online, and why is it a competitive advantage? It's a competitive advantage because it takes effort, and it requires you to focus and concentrate more so than writing a text post or just uploadin…”

“Video is starting to disrupt marketplaces in a really interesting way, whether it's short video, prerecorded video, live video, they all bring nuances and flavors to marketplaces that ultimately give buyers more conviction in what they're buying and more joy a…”

“I strongly believe that if you want to capture an audience's attention, you need to behave like a media company in a lot of ways. You need to create amazing content for that community, and often that means investing in video.”

“It's probably, I feel like there's a whole second wave of what you can do with this stuff. And it will get to video, and it will get much more specific and precise and controllable, and it will answer a lot of sort of make me 20 options of X and Y and Z that h…”

“If you look at some of the larger audio kind of Players in this space. They all suck at like audio engagement on Twitter and all these. Rarely do you see, you know, really taking off video is the best way to go.”

“Social media is a big ass supermarket and people have their tables out. You have to make sure, like, I have to taste it, and it has to be like, oh, this is great. Let me go into the aisle and go buy a full box of this. That's what your videos are, is literally…”

“I think when you try to make a production, that's when you'll go wrong. Don't try to make a full on production. Literally look at the camera with the headphones on, with the mic, the same way you're looking at me right now. Record the video and upload it As is…”

“My chat with the LinkedIn leadership basically made me realize that in the next few months, 60% of the news feed will most likely become video.”

“And I would say yes about Gen Z because they have really short span of attention or focusing on something. So it becomes like really hard. And I would most likely to watch a video about it, right? Somebody Explaining it to me than just reading and searching fo…”

“I certainly have expected video to take off faster than it did. As you think about the Twilio product set, for instance, and all of the channels that we've entered now, I would have thought that voice and SMS would have plateaued earlier, and that video would …”

“People won't pay for videos, but they'll pay for online courses, which are just like a couple of videos.”

“It's awesome for games. I love it for games. I love it for other stuff, but for video, it's been sort of a head scratcher.”

“A lot of long-tail expertise doesn't always naturally suit video.”

“The most incredible thing we've found is people who are not posting any content at all were willing to do video. There's this amazing low barrier to entry that we have now with video and the consumer landscape where everyone just feels like they can do it, I t…”

“Audio is a product that people, once they adopt it, they don't leave it, but the initial adoption isn't as quick as You know, a YouTube video or something like that, but once you get someone, audio builds a really strong habit, as you probably know with your a…”

“The naive approach to generalizing the video is to analyze videos as just a frame by frame sequence of photos. But there's so much encoded in the motion information in a video that to just do that actually just throws all of it out.”