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Thomas Laffont predicts AI chipmaker Cerebras Systems will be a generational company
“That I think Will be kind of a generational kind of company.”
AI will monitor employee messages and calls for real-time behavioral coaching
“I think to me what will happen is the analytics are going to get so much better. And these systems are going to know and they're going to be able to look at your, WhatsApp, and your messages, and your emails, and all of your calls, and they're going to be able…”
Jack Dorsey is pivoting Block to small remote teams for AI speed
“Jack came out and just said, no, I'm pivoting the entire infrastructure of this company for an AI era. We think you're going to need to be remote. Because you're going to move faster if you're remote, and so he's kind of laid out a whole vision about how he wa…”
Laffont: Chinese ride-sharing startups fought 150 rivals before Didi defeated Uber
“Like you would have, if you had a ride sharing company, there were a 150 other ride sharing companies that you had to kind of get through just to then win your city, to then go and compete with all the other cities, to then at the end compete against Uber in C…”
Google stock rallied after Meta's IPO disproved internet cannibalization fears
“As soon as the company went public, ironically, Google's stock started working. Because they didn't come out and tell you, we want to kill Google, or we're replicating the internet. We're doing kind of something different. Both stocks ended up working.”