Host Alex Kantrowitz asks Mark Cuban whether he sees similarities between his younger self and AI leaders Sam Altman and Dario Amodei.
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Cuban: Within three years, companies will master AI or go under
“When it's all said and done over the next three years, there's going to be two types of companies. Those who are great at AI and those who went out of business.”
Opinion
Cuban: AI companies will never see returns on trillion-dollar infrastructure spend
“They'll never get it. Yeah, they're just shitting away that money.”
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Cuban: Seat-licensed SaaS is doomed without exclusive proprietary data
“So I think if a company has IP that as part of their software, and when I say IP, not just, okay, our software is a little better, faster, cheaper, more, this is a database of things that you can't get anywhere else, that they're not making available to AI to …”
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Cuban: Compute will get cheaper faster than capex projections expect
“The ability to process is going to get faster, cheaper, right? And it's going to happen faster and quicker than people expect. And so I think a lot of the numbers that they're throwing out there aren't going to come to fruition, you know, which is why I say th…”
Prediction Open · timeframe Apr 2031
Cuban: Patent filings will decline because AI models train on them
“And what you'll, you're starting to see happen, and will happen even more, if you own intellectual property, you're gonna see fewer people applying for patents, because the minute you apply for the patent, it's available to everybody, which means every model c…”
Opinion
Cuban: Apple's plug-and-play model strategy will let it monetize consumer AI
“Apple's got it right in some respect in that everybody with an iPhone, it's going to be plug and play to plug in whichever model you want, and they'll have the ability at some point just to swap those out for their own if they choose or just Like they've done …”