generative AI

“Because of that fact, like, you know, everybody's on the internet, All the time. And most of these technologies are available at the get go to everybody. you can see revenue ramps like nothing we've ever seen before, right? because it's transformative techno…”

“We've been talking about, for instance, you know, 20 years now, we've been talking about personalization. It really hasn't happened. If you kind of look across, imagine you go to a website, you know, how personalized does it feel? Like it's pretty much a simil…”

“The cost to be a shitty person online went to kind of zero dollars over the last, like, three years. You got infinite text, infinite images.”

“I think five or six years from now, we're going to start to see real sort of erosion in the space because what they're delivering is going to be so good.”

“I think what you'll get, I think it's going to affect The middle to the high end of the curve in the following way. Most films involve VFX now. And it's going to affect the toe of the curve. But the lower part of the slope is not going to change that much, and…”

“I am very optimistic that generative AI is going to like, you know, really lift design In the world and make it one day equal to engineering. I think that, I don't think that's a crazy thing one day.”

“Spotify doesn't really need to invest in generative AI. I heard a good analogy that was like, did, should Spotify have, like, released a guitar so that people can make more music? Like, no, because people will pick whatever tool is available, and then they wil…”

“The length of time that an artifact will exist for is inversely proportional to the likelihood it's going to be generated. And I think this is true across media.”

“Generate AI is very, very, very good at five dollar creative work.”

“Increasingly it's going to be More and more, just like a few prompts on your phone to get the piece of software that is that meme.”

“Netflix disclosed it has used generative AI in about 300 different productions this year already.”