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“You could go into this and just basically build a marketing agency that scales to probably a billion dollar in revenue without having a single human sitting there. Just probably just one guy, which is managing all the terminal commands and checking if everythi…”

“I'm pretty sure. Like I think social media, how we know it is going to be dead in five years because everything is going to be fake. So either people are going to love it or no one's going to use it because it's going to be a black forest effect.”

“Well, but don't you think that in five years, hypothetically, Like, why do you need content creators if TikTok, TikTok already knows so well what you like, what is your interest? Like, why would you need content creators if the AI models are so fast and GPUs a…”

“I think if you're making blog posts now to rank to the number top of Google, like content marketing, you're done. You're fucked. But if you make tools and products and something like this, and that's how you rank on Google, I think you have future success.”

“And this is probably not even going to work in two years in the world. Cause all these niches are going to be found. They're going to be filled in by people just doing all these things. Cause it's all highly automated, right?”

“But I think someone is probably Shutterstock is going to do this really well because they have like the whole database of photos, right? They could literally, I think in two years, put all their photographers out of a job and just have an AI generate the photo…”

“Cause in two years, it's not going to be, the gold rush is going to be over. I think it's going to be too late in that sense.”

“So this person, like it's going to be taught, like people don't like to hear it, but this person is going to be automated by AI because you have open AI whisper. It can literally transcribe what you're saying. You use another LLM to summarize it and you're don…”

“And I wouldn't be surprised if any social media is going to do this soon, because Instagram already has photos of your face, right? They could already train a model on your face in that kind of sense. And you could put the clothing on it that they put in their…”

“Seeing Lenza swoop in one month after we actually launched this already and just did our revenue in one hour or something.”

“I was one of the first to build a product like that and go live with it. I got a screenshot from OpenAI saying I'm the first developer to actually go live with a product.”

“I think in the next few months, this is going to be huge. I think a lot of people are going to move to comfy UI. There's a lot of tools being built now that allow you to really easily work with it. I think this is going to be the next kind of wave in AI right …”

“So currently to deep train a model on someone's face to be able to generate photos After that, it costs 60 cents to generate this. Yeah. So not even a dollar. And then I think per photo you're at a fraction of a cent right now. So you could generate hundreds o…”

“I'm going to a hundred percent bet you that Kanfa does this in the next three months.”

“Like for Lanza, for example, like I got. 10 times more sales after they launched a product because suddenly people like most of the people, they were suddenly searching for like AI avatar. Right. But some people, they didn't use the word AI avatar. They used A…”

“I think what Lanza is eventually gonna do, but I'm pretty sure Instagram or TikTok is gonna go there. It's like, you will have your own editor of your own face, where you can just type in what you want to see right now, and it just outputs the photos for you. …”

“Then on the other side, I think there's gonna be a lot of artists who are gonna use it as an inspiration source. They're gonna generate, like, there's gonna be a customer. They can just suddenly generate like a hundred options instead of just one or two, show …”

“And this is, for example, we did it with a tattoo. And I think we hit like 10,000 MRR before I sold it because I was focusing on another startup.”

“I believe Lenza did forty million dollars with that.”

“Two years ago, I had talks with Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia, stuff like that.”

“It went, like, it doubled in revenue every two, three weeks. Hit a shit ton of revenue in three months.”

“Though the conversion rate to a paid product was like zero point zero zero, four percent. And it's not cheap to run AI models, man. So if you want to keep this up, I had to kill it.”