generative AI

“You're just going to be able to say things and it's going to be able to create what you're saying. So you're going to be able to say, okay, what if Donald Trump was talking to, you know, whatever, Barack Obama, and then Donald jumped in the air and he said thi…”

“Like it's not unreasonable that like most of the content you read on the internet is just going to be written by computers. Like you're going to go on Twitter. It's just going to be auto-generated content from brands and people that are, you know, just pluggin…”

“Hey, you're not going to know what's real and what's fake. Like, cause fake and real are going to be like indistinguishable, like a deep fake video or like a Photoshop photo, but for everything, for voices, for videos, for drawings, for whatever Twitter thread…”

“Like we may not have Hollywood at some point. It'll just be like computers making movies and the rest of us just like, you know, Wally, what's that movie where they're like fat people sitting in wheelchairs and just like sucking down slurpees and watching stuf…”

“To me, this is an extension of that, which is like, now it's going to be somewhat interactive that you can kind of interact with these people or hear them talk about new things. And you know that it's not like the real thing, but it's, you know, there's a blac…”

“Whether these exact products are the ones that do it, someone's going to do it because all these are really valuable business use cases.”

“An imperative model is you give step-by-step instructions that says do this and then do this and then do this and then do this. And then I get the thing. What natural language allows us to do is use, ah, what developers would call a declarative model. Instead …”

“I think it's the single largest opportunity and biggest kind of a tech paradigm shift we've seen since the internet originally came out. Like mobile was big but there was a discrete set of use cases. Like when you put a camera on a phone, when you put a GPS de…”

“Somebody's going to do, somebody's going to go after that market with AI. And I think they will win because again, way more powerful tool to satisfy demand, way lower cause and more ethical supply. That's a winning formula.”

“I think for the companies, you drop your cogs down, right? So like, you don't have to worry about all the takedown notices and copyright issues and lawsuits that you're gonna, that you have from people uploading stolen works or having to share revenue with all…”

“It will become true very soon that like, if there's a piece of content that's unsigned, it's about, you know, I don't know what this is. This isn't the same organic produce. I don't know what this is. This is, I don't know where this came from. I don't trust t…”

“I think, like, I think this business, especially with generative AI, has, like, a lot of legs to grow. But yeah, I mean, selling for eight hundred million back, you know, then Would have been a fantastic outcome for everybody involved, but yeah, I think we can…”