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So, again, as with every one of these convergences, they're not good or bad. They're not apocalyptic or utopian. They just are. It's a new phenomenon, and we have to name the phenomenon because we have to engage now with it. And, again, this is somet
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...technology layer. And so, yeah, I find that find that still very exciting and there's still a lot of, room to grow, a lot of industries to be disrupted. The area that I that I'm particularly interested in right now is, you know, what is gonna be the
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you can use that as a way to get into the market. Once you've found a wedge and made that single wedge much better with AI, one of the really important things is that you have to keep shipping useful features to your customers to actually be able to
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...tech stack, looking at the ways AI interacts with our environment. Could innovations on the chip and model front lead us to a greener future? Stay with us. AI breakthroughs are quickly reshaping every industry around the world, health care, education
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...deeply technical, and have entirely re architected your platforms to one, enable you to scale, and two, be incredibly flexible in terms of how you can add AI on now and in the future. I see a ton of opportunity here and potentially a dramatic reorder
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Incumbents struggle to sell to startups because they're bound by the rules of P and L. I think taking a more crypto native approach is actually better regardless of whether you wanna offer the product to a crypto native audience or to a more traditio
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I think the thing that's so exciting about all of it is people are experimenting with things and having fun. Still ahead, how SharkNinja instills a culture of innovation and what it's like weathering tariffs as a global business. AI breakthroughs are
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...we talk about tech. There's so many industries yet to be disrupted that, nobody talks about, but those could be remarkable areas to focus on. And lastly, I think it's innately what makes us human. Things like soft skills, interpersonal dynamics,
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just that AI is going to change everything about the way that we do our jobs, the way that we, you know, get our get stuff done in our personal lives. And I think, basically, every product, service, device, etcetera that we use will be will need to b
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...technology shift happens, so Internet or smartphone. And we haven't had a lot of exciting new consumer companies for, like, the last five or six or seven years because they all started in, like, 2011 to 2015.
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...revolution brings with it new winners and new losers. This one is no different. In fact, I think this one, the window for many startups to actually start playing with ingenuity and innovation. To your point, I'm sure many incumbents today have learne
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...to 2015. Clearly, AI is that technological shift, and I think it enables a whole generation of new consumer companies to be created. And I don't even know what they are yet, but I think they're, like, they're gonna be created this year and next year
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...technology, difficult to replicate. And then coming back, network effects. With multiplayer mode, as more agents and more humans find increasing value on the platform, switching costs rise, and no one's leaving the platform. We expect that to merge a
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...in the tech industry from pure software SaaS to hard tech and infrastructure. Investors are shifting focus from companies that build chatbots to those that build the chips, the power, and the physical bodies of the AI revolution. The machines unveile
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...technology evolves next. This episode is built around four big ideas about AI leaving the screen and entering the physical economy. When AI moves into factories, construction sites, supply chains, and critical infrastructure, the rules change. Reliab
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I don't know yet. I think I think one, example is is, Firefly who is trying to solve a business problem as well. And most of these things are not yet trying to think about if business models can change completely, and and they probably could. But I t
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...it's amazing technology, it still takes some time until it becomes mainstream and embedded. And I think that we're only in the very early innings of the AI adoption. We are working with some of the largest, organizations in The US to support them on
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...technology. However, they do tend to be locked to their way of thinking. And I think that's an opportunity for startups. So let's start with the classic dimensions that usually incumbents
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“Why Silicon Valley's next 25 years will be defined by defense tech”
Technology is the backbone of what makes America strong, at what is the envy of the world. And if we don't apply that to our national security and our national interest, we lose a lot of that competit
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