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Shah: Prompt-driven text-to-video with director styles will arrive in 2023
“I would not be surprised, let's say by the end of this year, that we have a reasonable way to kind of describe in textual form what we want, who the characters are, what the scene is what kind of stylistic attributes we want. We can point it to, oh, I want thi…”
Shah: Average developers can build vector embedding models in a single weekend
“And by the way, the technology exists today that mere mortals in a weekend can actually build a vector embedding model of a given data set. It's not that hard. I mean, it's not like rocket science-y hard.”
Dharmesh Shah: Seven of HubSpot's first eight employees came from MIT.
“Because of the first eight people in the company, seven of them came out of MIT Sloan, the same school that Brian and I went to and we met in class.”
Dharmesh Shah: No marketing software company had reached $10B when HubSpot pitched.
“In the history of software, no one has ever really built a 10 plus billion dollar household name global brand marketing software company had never been done. Omniture was the greatest one at the time with a billion and a half dollar you know, price tag at the …”