AI model

“I don't think prompt engineering is actually valuable, a valuable thing, because I believe all these models and all these tools will actually, like, abstract that away anyway.”

“It's not like the models themselves are these super moat, you know, intensive, durable things. They'll probably be more commoditized over time.”

“Even the data stuff, which is probably the most like compelling, or at least the moat, the most moat like thing. We're going to hear that. They go, yeah, yeah, that there's a moat there. Like even that I think is dubious long-term. If there's a ton of value, t…”

“Cause again, you can't always assume the AI knows everything. And this is where I know we just jumped straight into bolt, but if I wanted to build an actual application, I would do research first on what I need, how it would work, how it works, what the setup …”

“If Deep Seek did anything well, it kind of set the tone for like, okay, now all the other AI models have to put the chain of thought in, because this is what people expect now. I really think Deep Seek had like huge influence on how all this works.”

“In my opinion, that's where most of the unlock for the people listening to this show, founders, business builders are going to get building their own vibe coded apps using some of these models.”

“People sometimes fear that like the one model is going to take all the jobs. In reality, most cool things happen when you combine models, combine ideas, market it well, focus it well, create easy interfaces, et cetera.”

“I believe that in the future cameras will be inputs or what do you take with a camera will be an input, not an output. And why is it going to be an input? Because every photo will go through an LLM or an AI model.”

“I think a little bit of audacity, a little bit of thought and care, and a little bit of taste goes a long way nowadays and more than the models getting better, because it's going to get easier, it's going to get better, it's going to get faster, but unfortunat…”

“We're getting to a point where the models are so freakishly good that If you are producing quote unquote slop, it's because you've given it slop, right?”

“The next iteration is probably going to get better, but the harness and the tools that you surround it, the context that you give it is going to matter even more.”

“I just don't think we're ever going to get to a point to where like a, an AI model can like have infinite context window. Right. And I think there's like a physics to that, right? Like you could just literally only have so much attention on like so much, you k…”

“And I feel like once the context window is like 5,000,010 million, then we'll be able to run entire companies with this.”

“A lot of AI research fails because the same model that writes the answer also grades the answer. That is like asking someone to write their own performance review and then being shocked when they describe themselves as a vision, a visionary.”

“And the third that very few people are talking about, but is probably one of the biggest arbitrage opportunities because of how good the models are now. Is to, instead of building out the thing, build the factory for the thing.”