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“This AI application finally matches humanity's sci-fi vision of artificial intelligence”
an application of AI that actually matches the vision of what humanity thought artificial intelligence would be in all the sci fi books and movies leading up to say. And I think it's the first real re
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“Why top AI researchers often fail at building practical AI applications”
forward deployed engineer type, changing the processes and adopting the existing service processes to exchange it into software. So you either need to have a very strong technical person that understa
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tactical advice29:47 – 30:22
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...built little applications for their personal life and shared them with their significant other. We've seen people who are building little productivity apps for their team at work and sharing it, among them. And we actually do this a lot inside of the
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if we're we're genuinely at this generational shift, which is super exciting, I am focusing a lot on the application layer and the application to application layer. There are specific places I'm looking at when it comes to the space now. I'm looking
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They started paying for it on their own. Why? They wanted to get credit on the investment team for communicating to me, the general partner of the firm, why they wanted to invest in a company. So they would do a Loom where they recorded over a record
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Yeah. We you you can talk to your sidekick. So, you know, on mobile, we have, a Dreamer app, and you can talk to the sidekick right here. But we've actually find that making things, show up in the other apps that you already use in your life is incre
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...of applications, including ones that already have your data, and it's going to know what actions it's possible to take in those apps so when it creates its to do list there's a much wider range of things that it can accomplish and in fact there's a n
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...applications, including ones that already have your data, and it's going to know what actions it's possible to take in those apps so when it creates its to do list there's a much wider range of things that it can accomplish and in fact there's a new
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“Why AI apps will dominate over infrastructure in the next wave”
On the app layer, I think the reason for a new swath of companies is is more compelling just because I think application layer, ultimately, you are not only changing the back end, you're also really c
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market insight18:45 – 19:27
The cultural change and the cultural adoption will be slower than the technology change and what's actually possible. If you actually look at the app stores that are emerging on Claude and ChatGPT, they both have 200 plus apps, but there's only 11% o
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those kinds of things. And it and it does become a methodology problem for our report because we can track website visits very well. And so we can track the first time that they download the desktop app. We can track mobile app usage very well. We ca
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Caleb Rebello 5352. This one's for this one's for the whole panel. I'm gonna throw it to everybody. What is everyone's opinion on how this will impact the app landscape given that people can now build personalized versions so easily and cheaply? You
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And and once it it gets to a place where the project is runnable, it'll run it. It'll take a screenshot, make sure it's actually running, and then present the interface to you. So it does look like you're working with almost like a person Mhmm. Who's
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