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Mashrabov: Thin gross margins make AI innovation harder for Snap than Meta
“And frankly, you probably can see Snap's stock price and the gross margins are relatively thin compared to Meta. So I think for Snap, it's way more difficult to innovate to bring new innovative products with AI capabilities.”
Paffenholz: Snap dominates 13-to-25 demographic but struggles retaining aging users
“What Snap does incredibly well is they kind of capture this segment of the audience, which is like. 13 to. Say, 25 year olds and almost everyone in certain markets is a daily active user. But then I think it's a little bit less clear what users do beyond that …”
Mashrabov: AI face filters meaningfully grew Snap's daily active users
“So we enabled these net new capabilities, and Bydance and Instagram, they didn't have those. So it contributed meaningfully to Snap daily active users' growth.”
Mashrabov: Evan Spiegel is the best product designer I have worked with
“He's definitely the best product designer I have ever worked with. So Evan, Evan is a genius.”
Liew: Reddit is the only major social platform that started male-dominated
“If you think about a lot of, it's not just Snap, Instagram, Facebook, MySpace, they all started with the young female users. Pinterest, maybe older female users. I think Reddit's really the only big social media example that started with a primarily male audie…”