AI

“And I think as AI artificial intelligence and machine learning continues to advance, The artists and the creatives are going to eventually rule the world because you can't automate to empathy, which is what architecture majors and artists and people like you h…”

“So I would say the headlines themselves are all still written by humans, but I think when it comes to algorithmically created content, the headlines are gonna be the first thing that are actually completely written by AI.”

“In fact, I think, basically where AI is going to Replace jobs is, is lower level manual labor, like factory labor.”

“I don't believe that machine generated news outside of maybe very narrow domains, like financial news is, is really going to Cut it. I think that, you know, the human brain is so far beyond what AI can do today.”

“I do not think that AI is anywhere near replacing programmers, which I think are creative people, or editors, or writers.”

“Now we're investing very heavily in a new platform. That's going to automatically convert blog posts into videos using natural language processing and a bunch of artificial intelligence.”

“In our case, we're probably the only company that develops an artificial intelligence on device. It's a device centric. So it runs on the device itself, not in the cloud.”

“At the end of the day, I think a lot of this is really still a productivity product, and I think the AI ends up being the sprinkles that make it great, as opposed to the core differentiator.”

“The world will not be recognizable from a technology standpoint 10 years from now, and some would even say five.”

“By applying not only our own algorithm, filtering algorithms, artificial intelligence, we can actually filter down and say, Hey, we, with this degree of certainty, believe that this is a seizure. And from there, we, you know, we allow the, we notify the indivi…”

“Neuroscience and artificial intelligence and the stuff that I think within our lifetime, Nathan, will kind of tinker us beyond sentience and intelligence as we know it today into something kind of post-human and I don't think that's going to be in the next two…”

“This comes back down to why I believe creatives are actually going to rule the world very soon because it's going to be people that do creative things with The perfect data that everybody else has. It's going to ultimately determine who wins, and you can't aut…”

“We are not really using AI today. So we're going to have our first generation of machine learning coming out at the end of this year. But to this point, flash talking has been very focused on heuristic based targeting.”

“We do have a screenshot feature similar to Upwork and the, that's great. And but I don't actually feel like that's the future. Like I say, I think the artificial intelligence part is the future because you can more accurately determine what What's actually goi…”

“Every group we work with, our algorithms get better, they get smarter, but none of the actual data for any group gets ever basically commingled, aggregated, so effectively the model may itself may get smarter. The AI learns, and it's acquiring more knowledge, …”

“What we've done here at our soon is we're really the first company to have productized artificial intelligence.”

“When you think of AI, that's where we really see the opportunity going forward, which is, it's not so much about infrastructure, but, and about the ability for machine to learn, but what machine, what do you want your machine to actually learn? Because you wan…”

“No matter how much AI you apply, somebody at the end of the day has to understand what the data is showing you and what kind of an impact that's going to make on your business how to translate that to somebody in terms of the meaning for a purchase decision.”

“AI does all the heavy lifting for 99% of the content, and sometimes we just verify it with a human to make sure that AI isn't making those mistakes.”

“There's mostly vertical plays, and that's where we see the biggest opportunity is going deep into a domain right now, be it biotech or music or other domains like that”

“It's hard to name one killer app for AI application for consumer facing, like, companies or product. But when we see like AI in industry or AI in healthcare, you could see the full capacity and also advantages to use this technology.”

“A lot of those newspaper stories you read every day are being done by AI, not by human beings.”

“Like average to above average in all three of those buckets today. But there's a lot of room for improvement. And I don't think that we're the best at any of those.”

“So even if you now break it back apart, somebody's going to sit on top and consolidate it back.”

“I think it's over 60% of the dollars invested in AI are coming from the monopoly companies.”

“In the space that we're in, like if you look at AI, there's the last two exits that I saw were in the range of the companies had between three and five ARR and sold for between three and four hundred million dollars.”

“And one quick check that I suggest to businesses is go out on LinkedIn and see whether there are any data scientists. If they're not, then there's not really AI going on.”

“Well, that's the funny thing about AI. Everyone says they're doing AI and typically there's just a bunch of people behind the scenes.”

“To be honest, it's not applied to generating layered visuals. As for now, just either, like, plain images or very good quality texts, but not actually, like, banners”

“Our team is, is in Italy, and we have more than 100 papers published on AI.”

“We've removed more than 95% of the human element through AI, through automation”

“AI can actually improve the quality so much that you do not have to send a thousand emails to get a reply, but in the end, maybe a hundred, or maybe even 10 to get a reply.”

“70% of our coding is now done with AI.”

“I think what's good about AI and those things is it does summarize okay, but it leaves out detail that might be the whole story. Like the details where you really understand. If you just say stuff like, you need to listen more, you're like, okay, I get it. But…”

“Particularly in the markets that many of us operate in, and AI is a great paradigm to look at around this, the speed with which markets actually are moving as well is really, really underappreciated. So while you are pivoting your way to product market fit, do…”

“But, you know, now I believe that in the world of AI, general brand awareness will become more important. It's the same as, like, human brain, yeah? If artificial brain will not see you as a market player, they will never recommend you.”

“Not six. I mean unless you're AI right now, you're not getting north of five.”

“Well, within Plus or minus a year from now, you can give us that information, and we will immediately give you what a likely organizational chart will look like for you. Not only that, we'll give you the KPIs, not just for your company, but for every single se…”

“Like without AI, we should have been maybe 40 in the company or 50 people to do what we do.”

“AI, what you have to understand is AI is very good at duplicating stuff. It's I think it's gonna be good at creating very soon, but right now, like, it's, like, really world class at taking something that is good and doing something similar.”

“I think AI right now has a lot of like Y Combinator kind of fugazi with a couple of people and, you know, a chat GPT wrapper.”

“One skill that until now was very important, but that is gonna be completely replaced by AI over time. Basically what will happen, I think, is You'll describe your product. AI will come up with a script for you that will use a platform like Arcades automatical…”

“It's humans creating it, but so what we do two things with AI for now the number one is accessibility.”

“So, I mean, look, my general thought on this is SAS is dead. So if you're just SAS, your revenue is going to go to zero in the next couple of years.”

“Given where we are in the market now, and especially with some of the stuff with AI, I think we actually will get back to, or we have the opportunity to get back to a 12 or 13 X multiple on business if we look to do something.”

“And we now using the benefits and power of AI, we can fully automate that work.”

“You can't just One AI on each and every system in the office of the CFO. You have to give it the context of the end-to-end data from all the systems that participate in the business process.”

“You're seeing the world of AI. Anyone that has a data moat really wins. And one way to build an impressive data moat is to have a SAS plus business model. We have IOT plus SAS.”

“Which is really the AI economy that it is on fully autopilot. But you can think about us as a super boring marketing agency, just that there is no one actually in the agency and it's AI.”

“And I think the one thing which in this world of AI is the reality is also not everything needs to be AI. A lot of the thing is deterministic, right? Like it's, we're now trying to AI-fy everything when there's a lot of workflows that can be actually just dete…”

“We are looking for what we call ABC, and that's atoms plus bits plus capital. Bits is Carl. He has data that sits on top of the atoms. He knows what restaurants are performing, what hair salons are performing, and then you have the capital to then go fund the …”