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“AI will transform every aspect of consumer life from healthcare to finance”
...benefit that consumer needs to see now, whether it has to do with your health care, it's your education, finance, convenience. Everything, will essentially start getting impacted, you know, by the abi
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prediction6:05 – 6:24
...consumer AI agents where I'm still excited to see what is that first truly agentic consumer app. Maybe it comes in from the browser angle. It's still unclear. But if you look at the sort of growth, of the, the sort of autonomous traffic on the Intern
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...are actually using in AI. As a sample set, we take every website and every mobile app in the entire world, and we sort them in descending order of usage. So for websites, this is monthly visits globally. For mobile apps, this is monthly active users.
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...ICP within consumer and prosumer. And I think we're starting to see how these platforms might have compounding advantages over time, and so that makes it especially kind of existential or interesting of who is acquiring the most users. And then on a
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...With consumer distribution narrowing, OpenAI must accelerate b to b adoption via Microsoft Copilot and API partnerships. Model pressure. The rumored garlic model carries increased urgency to demonstrate superior reasoning capabilities. Microsoft, as
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...by the consumer market? So like I mentioned before, AI really helps overcome the bootstrap problem. It doesn't have the retention problem. So it's kind of a separate thing that we look at. And it just turns out these companies, they look like these p
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“Why this VC ignored the AI hype to bet on overlooked consumer opportunities”
...consumer, high utility. You know, that is how I decided that, it seems like the right time to start making investments, in the consumer, behavior area. And that's how I landed up, launching Mineral Ca
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founder story3:14 – 3:36
For more than seventy five years, Cincinnati Insurance has helped individuals and businesses navigate tough moments with expertise, personal attention and independent agents who focus on relationships, not transactions. The Cincinnati Insurance Compa
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“AI agents aren't just cutting costs - they're transforming business operations”
someone's coming in to ask a question. If you think about HR service management, like, can I take these people out for lunch when I'm in the Indian office? I wanna apply for leave or parental leave, w
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market insight51:39 – 52:22
Has to be a minimum of a million. I would have gone for a million in cash, million RSUs. Genius. Everybody wins here. We move on. Alright, everybody. It is the 2025 and AI is everywhere. And I promise you, AI agents are already crawling around your w
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...consumer interactions with the major AI platforms. So we kinda go just by by basically, like, usage. So Chatsopity, obviously, is is among the highest usage. AI overviews could be considered up there as well if you consider that in the same category.
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but I don't think a dramatic change. As you look at how AI will impact your business, how much do you think about sort of what you build yourselves versus what you would acquire or partner to use? So, you know, what sets us apart, in a world of AI, w
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...the consumer sides are starting with more and more complex anti agent CAPTCHAs, trying to keep out the agents because they only want the humans that have attention to come to those sides.
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For the last three years, the AI playbook was simple. Get users to subscribe for $20 a month. But the problem is AI churn is brutal. When inflation hits or a user gets bored, that $20 AI subscription is the first thing they cancel. It's high friction
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...consumer virality. So, you know, from a company side, you get all these Stripe payment data. You look at all the Stripe cells, and you basically put it in an AI tool to go try to find where they work. And then when you find out more than x number of
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let them make your bad day better. Find an independent agent at cinfin.com. Bloomberg Audio Studios. Podcasts, radio, news. Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Odd Lots podcast. I'm Joe Weisenthal. And I'm Tracy Alloway. Tracy, covering the
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So that safety and security is recognized by regulators in a way that doesn't stifle innovation, and, that's where we spend a lot of time with regulators and governments around the world on the same thing. You've been working with OpenAI and Google a
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and it gets the wrong answer, it doesn't know how to solve the problem. You look at it and go, okay, I'm using AI to try to do a hard math problem. This language model versus the other one got it right, got it wrong. I my prompt was changed. It's all
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It doesn't really matter. If your customer acquisition cost plus your cost of goods sold is greater than your lifetime value, do not proceed. That's not a business. But now with AI, you know, imagine that I wanted to start Airbnb for bicycles. Well,
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