AI model

“Right now it takes, I think, about fifteen million dollars, fourteen million dollars to train these models right now.”

“I think what it kind of shows, I would say is actually, I think we're at a point now where intelligence actually isn't the bottleneck, if that makes sense. You know, I think these models are capable of solving some really, really hard problems.”

“And the studios have already fed a 150,000 of the best scripts ever written into an AI model.”

“And I think for the last few years, it's doubled about four or five times every year, you know, which is insane, which means, you know, you wait two or three months and it's already doing twice as much work.”

“The ability to absorb and adopt the tools is going to be the limiting factor for years to come. And I think that the capabilities of these models is already so far ahead of our ability in most enterprises to just absorb and adopt change that that is like the w…”

“He's now able to build in an afternoon What would have previously taken him weeks or months? he's like, I'm 10 X per 10 X as productive as I was just a few months ago.”

“There's this layer that's sort of needed between the model's capabilities and the ultimate customer's workflow, and that's kind of this bridge layer. And that's where effectively, you know, probably trillions of dollars of market cap will eventually emerge.”