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“So the idea that you know my body dimensions and use artificial intelligence to know the inside dimensions of the garment to see exactly how it's going to lay in my body without having to try it on, to cut down return rates dramatically. There's billions of do…”

“I would say today's mega trends, my personal bets are that today's mega trends are [797] Sean Puri: Anything that's actually real in machine learning or AI as well as crypto. [802] Sean Puri: I think those are the two megatrends that are happening right now.”

“And the next 10 years, I think, are this, like, right brain side taking over.”

“The, like reasonably it's reasonable to see that that will all be automated in a, in, in the near term, like a call center won't be a thing. There's going to be like your AI call center or whatever we want to call that your operations hub. And then there's goi…”

“Whether it be creative writing or I believe Fiverr as a company, it will just be non-existent. It's going to destroy the low end of the creative market initially and then work its way up the chain.”

“But this is like inning one, like two, three years from now, it'll be doing 90% of the work versus, you know, the first right now was probably 20% of the work.”

“I have no doubt in the next five years we'll see a New York Times bestseller that was 90% written by AI.”

“One of the biggest opportunities in AI right now is to do what Pandora did. Okay. Is there an industry where right now we're doing really stupid keyword based matching somehow it was very, very crude. If I can take that same dataset and convert it to vector em…”

“I would bet you money with a large enough sample size the inauthentic posts would be uncovered by the AI like relatively quickly. Like the pattern matching would say, You know, this actually doesn't occur in real life all that often.”

“There's enough real problems to solve where real money can be made. And yes, this technology can now be used in creative ways by lots of people and you should use those. But don't use as an excuse just to kind of be like an AI tourist that comes through, makes…”

“You know, probably some of the craziest ones I've made, including include things like they'll, they'll be kind of interspecies marriage between AI and humans. There'll be AI fundamental rights for voting and things like that. That'll kind of reshape society. S…”

“I think AI is gonna create, like, this homogenous nature to content, where everything's gonna feel the same and that is gonna make us crave something completely unique and different”

“The real use of AI in the short term is going to be much more mundane. It's optimizing customer support, you know, making your coding more efficient, things like that. We're a long ways before, you know, true AI companies are coming”

“Six months ago, you know, the pricing on AI was insane. You know, three people walk in and say we're worth a hundred million dollars because we're going to put together an AI company. Just didn't make sense. So we didn't make any direct investments there.”

“Training some, you know, AI on how we speak, just feeding it the transcript of our 500 episodes, and then having it write the ads for us in our own voice, and then actually synthesizing our voices. And reading the ads for us so we don't actually have to record…”

“And then between now and where he's going to be in like sort of three years, you could tell This guy is just gonna become one of the most well-known people in this world. Like, I think that his story is gonna be one of the most well-known people in this world”

“Basically cybercrime's exploding. And it's probably gonna accelerate even further with AI beyond this, like, seven X five year magnitude that I have in the spreadsheet.”

“Actually, AI is coming for like the Instagram thoughts. And like, that's who's going first is, is like only fans and Instagram models.”

“That's what, you know, AI is today. Everybody agrees it's an incredible market, so they're all gonna go fight this battle over there. So you really have to, if you're gonna have something, you have to niche down and find some section of that that's underserved…”

“And they're also, like, fairly AI resilient, I think, because it's really, again, it's like medical stuff, it's really high downside, so you don't wanna, like, trust it with AI, and then it turns out you weren't in compliance, and you're gonna get a huge fine,…”

“I think a BPO, a business process outsourcing thing for certain tasks for local government that are augmented by AI could be like just a huge business to basically help them with this. And I, right now it's not a standard way they work, but I could see if you …”

“In an AI world, a lot of shit's going to change. And if you're gonna just type into, you know, a box, and it's just gonna give you the answer, and it's gonna scrape the internet, it's just gonna give you some generic answer, That's going to be big for sure. Th…”

“It is amazing. It's the AI sort of go-to-market idea, which I think right now, the people who are going to make the most money in AI are the people who, the AI tool providers, but then also, but then the second one is going to be people who can string together…”

“Bring back blogging. You need to fill the AIs, and the AIs need to have data from the public web to scrape.”

“And so I think the future of two person companies, at least in the medium term, is very overstated. I think AI is largely going to be business as usual and certain types of teams are going to shrink a lot, right?”

“We're trying to take the thousand most important books that are off of copyright and translate them into dozens of languages using AI and then create audio books off of any, off of all of them so people can download the great works. Of history from anywhere in…”

“I feel like AI right now, everyone's trying to build, like, their own different app, but I think that building, like, AI into what we already have, like the messaging app, the phone app, that's really what's going to make AI a lot more convenient for people.”

“A lot of Pi satellite is built on AI. So First of all, like the, like a lot of the code base, like the web scraper, the back end, the front end, the styles, all, a lot of that was built off AI. The categorization of products done with AI and the product descri…”

“Where people are using AI the most in this campaign is like, Sort of the same way we all might use it, which is like brainstorming first drafts of fundraising emails, you know, like most fundraising emails, they need to come up with new ones every day to send …”

“I think most campaigns Are afraid of the backlash of being associated with AI even for, not necessarily even from, for manipulation, but just like, you know, on non-live callers and so I think that there's a hurdle that, that campaigns have from a kind of bran…”

“People are going to say it's going to top out. It will. I think it's going to be absolutely impressive wherever it like starts slowing down at. And we'll completely change the way how we do any digital work.”

“If we were doing over under 20, 25 I might pick the under, you know, in 25, like, that would be a good bet.”

“The way that I think by default people will use this is you ask a question, it gives an answer, and actually a equally if not more powerful way is to do the exact opposite. You basically say, I have a, I'm trying to think about this. Ask me questions. And then…”

“Two years ago, you know, stock photos generated by AI were terrible. Now I would not want to be in the stock photo business because it's perfect and it's only getting better.”

“I think that there's gonna be some really successful startups that take AI and the concept of biohacking and then use plants as their focus, as their target market, rather than humans.”

“I think that AI has created a whole new set of consumer experiences. I think the window there will be open for three to four years for people. It hasn't even really started.”

“I don't, we haven't like replaced job functions yet with AI. That's the, that's what I'm waiting for is like, basically like, oh, we don't need to hire this person because. An AI agent or this person with AI is better than this person with another person.”

“I think there's a, there's people who are rolling up the top Fiverr accounts. Cause they're like, cool. You have top real estate under graphic design on Fiverr. So you're just automatically getting, you know, hundreds of jobs a week inputted to you. So they're…”

“I tell everyone before you tell me anything, think with AI as well.”

“I think AI will sue people for you, yeah.”

“There will be, thanks to AI and the teaching collapse, I think, I've always said for a while, and I think AI's now accelerated this, is that you'll see the first teenage, first self-made teenage billionaire by the end, by 2030. And I think that, that makes me …”

“I think learning a language is probably the skill of it is going to go down and down with time.”

“The smartest play, if you can possibly pull it off today, is to go make five or ten million, cash out, and just chill. Because you can't predict where it's gonna go. Like, this is, the world's gonna, like, whatever you could do to liquidate your assets now, th…”

“There will be no BDRs in a year.”

“This is going to be the biggest of all of them is the biggest opportunity ever. Right? So everybody agrees on that, but there's complete fog of war because like you're saying, Even the apps that are working get disrupted. There's like so much creative destruct…”

“In the age of AI, when there's so much competition, you can build a two or three person company that's small, but the lifestyle businesses are being slaughtered. Because when these three kids come to SF working in the mission, and they're working eight days a …”

“And we just said, well, let's have our AI do it. And it reviewed 300 sessions, 300 slide decks, 300 presentations.”

“Half of our sales and marketing teams are going to be gone in two years.”

“Next year, it will be me and Yamini talking for 10 minutes about AI, and neither of us will have had the conversation.”

“It's like, again, it's one of these classic, like things rich people do that eventually like AI will open to everybody.”

“The cost of work drops so dramatically that instead of selling the promise, you can just sell the finished work.”

“I think all these people who are, like, taste Is our salvation are going to get leased at all. It's going to hurt real. It's going to hurt real bad. They're going to run into the brick wall of consumer choice on taste.”

“We got a long period of time before this stuff filters through the economy because it's not how fast the technology is moving. It's how fast people adjust Their reality and their habits, and that's like the friction that actually exists here.”

“AI doesn't really come with that, right? AI has, like, this is why the incumbents are moving so fast. It, like, makes your existing product distribution much better, right? You can add autosuggest, autocorrect, you can, like, put Gemini in every product.”

“And it's crazy that because of AI, he was able to make this, he told me for 2000 dollars.”

“In some cases, I think you can create like hyper engaging consumer engagement consumer experiences that Like, actually could be even more addictive than you know, social media is today, right?”

“I think we're going to see more and more people who are actually more artists than technologists and think about like the artistry of like, what is consumer psychology and behavior look like when you have this new paintbrush, which is like AI powered experienc…”

“I think for chat, like, you're chatting with somebody, like, it's already better in, in many cases, right? Because, like, you know, those chat experiences are horrible with humans, because, like, the human is probably doing, like, 20 different parallel chats, …”

“And this is also stuff that's like super AI proof, right? Like live, out of home entertainment. It's only gonna go, like, up, you know what I mean? Like, because people are gonna always crave something that's different than what they have In abundance, which i…”

“And this guy might have the best data set That you would want to create, like, a very, very, the best data set for himself. Yeah. Because if he wants to create AI that thinks like him, well, guess what? He logged every keystroke and took a screenshot of his sc…”

“So I believe that there's an arbitrage right now to use AI to create these accounts, basically like meme accounts and then, you know, sell your software through them.”

“Well, yeah, it's the first round of funding, so six billion dollars raised, and they got a hundred people, and they're building AI for, like, the physical world, so it's not just robots, but basically, like, the manufacturing of airplanes and ships and Things …”

“Demis is maybe that guy now, him and Sam Altman. They're both basically two guys who are creating the most important technology of all time.”

“I think GLP-ONE is a more transformative technology than AI.”

“I think there's gonna be a place where you go, that's essentially the gym for your mind. It's a place you go with a bunch of puzzles, a bunch of thought experiments and riddles and shit like that, and it's gonna be a gym for the mind, and it's gonna be where y…”

“And now with the AI thing, it's like, it's not just a symbolic victory. It's actual, like, total domination of the world's most powerful technology and will probably create the next global power.”

“With the rise of AI, taste is going to be one of the biggest moats that you could possibly have.”

“And I think by the way that with AI, everybody will have the means cause it'll drop the price of this pretty dramatically.”

“It's not crazy that in the next 30 years that AI's gonna figure out how to, like, cure a lot of disease, death, to be able to bring back cryogenically frozen people to be alive, or to, like, upload their consciousness, upload their brain into some sort of, lik…”

“Little peek into what the future's gonna be when AI's in charge of running your health which it will be.”

“It's not guys sitting at spreadsheets, because guess what? The AI is much better at sitting there looking at a spreadsheet, reading every earnings report, listening to every earnings call on earth simultaneously, and coming up with the right decision. It's gon…”

“And so I think there's, I think this is something very interesting that I would predict is gonna happen. I don't know what they're gonna do. I don't know if it's like park spaces or if the, if they're gonna design the actual data centers to look like the bird'…”

“And I think actually it's going the other way, which is it's not that the AI works for us, but that we work for the AI. And people are going to hate that sentence, but let me just describe what that means. AI is very good at Understanding a broad set of inform…”

“I've got them like an AI that argues back. I think this is a really important thing that every like leader needs to build. I think there's a lot of CEOs out there, a lot of leaders out there that are talking to an AI that just agrees with them all the time. An…”

“I did notice The way we made decisions around hiring got better, in part because we added the AI to the loop.”

“If you are able to hook up all of your company's institutional knowledge to the AI, It's going to be able to reason over way more information than a human CEO. Like it just can. Like it can, it could look at every single commit into the code base. It can read …”

“I just think AI is going to be way better at that than people. I think it's going to be, like, dramatically better at that, and I'm surprised that people aren't Using, like, kind of the training data of your existing team to inform the next hire.”

“Well, I would say like any high stakes decision, the AI is weighing in on now. Like, you know, there's sort of a seat at the table and, you know, the exec meeting and the board meetings and all that sort of stuff where we're asking the AI to like, Surface thos…”