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Radhakrishna: Instagram will eclipse YouTube within 10 years by sharing revenue
“So if Instagram starts doing what YouTube does, YouTube will be forgotten. They can actually make more money. So this I'm talking five, 10 years. The guy who doubles down on incentivizing or sharing most revenue with creators will win.”
Radhakrishna: Access to real-time human data will decide future AI winners
“How much real time content every day Do you have access to will define future success. There's not past, past everybody has.”
Radhakrishna: AI will eventually become a direct part of humans
“Right now, it's still an outside interface. It will become a part of us at some point in time, and we will choose to do it or not to.”
Radhakrishna: Top 0.1% Who Master AI Prompting Will Define World Rules
“There'll always be a small percentage, right? If it's, you know.1% of the world, that's that. You know, percentage that will, you know, know how to prompt engineer, you know, all of those things. And they will be very, very relevant for the future. They will d…”
Radhakrishna: BeReal is a fad that will fail long-term
“But I think that's a fad and nobody really wants to go and see people being real. In the long run. No, it's not fun.”
Aprameya: Metaverse will dominate and increase friction of in-person meetings
“Yeah, I think metaverse is definitely the future. Some of the most important things will go there and, you know, we'll, we'll probably become less human because the friction to actually meet somebody in person will be much higher.”
Koo Founder: App Went Viral in Brazil Because Name Means 'Ass'
“Which was the most important, which is why it became viral, is because, ah, coo means ass, in Portuguese.”
Radhakrishna: Personalization Will Let People Live Unaware of Mainstream Stars
“So personalization, as he said, is going to go up. People will, you know, you live in a world of sports. And never come out and you'll not even know who Shah Rukh Khan is.”