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report. And you can prompt the report and say, hey, make this quite negative on this deal. Or we have an assumption that we need to be net zero by 2050. Those are the types of things that AI can on the flip. You hit reprocess, and all of a sudden you
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is how this one, Hoop it is, who? I need somebody for x. Who should I talk to? And rather than just doing a universal search across the world, goes into my network. And these are people that I have connections to will say, you went to college with th
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...Interest rates are at a level that are a lot more interesting than they've been over a lot of our careers. They may be going higher. I'm not sure that's a prediction. And if higher interest rates mean lower multiples, that's a really bad outcome for
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So if you think oil's going up, if drilling stocks are really beaten down, then maybe it's stocks. If the forward curve is predicting that oil is gonna drop over the next three years, then it could be sort of the futures curve. What's the options mar
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“TikTok killed follower counts and changed social media distribution forever”
...interest graph, a social graph based on, you know, who you follow, followers counted, and that's how your content was distributed distributed mostly. So who you follow mattered. That has changed with
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...what my interest graph is? Here's an example of an AI. I generated one where people were doing AP World, and they were coming back from a Taylor Swift concert. And And they're like, I'm having trouble with the start of World War one. And you're like,
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...graph, Chris. You said it was an interesting graph. The truth is I saw that graph too and I rolled my eyes so hard that I pulled a muscle. Like, sure, if you plot the value of the stock market or the US dollar against a highly performing asset, it wo
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...was an interesting graph, Chris. You said it was an interesting graph. The truth is I saw that graph too and I rolled my eyes so hard that I pulled a muscle.
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...the interest graph on Twitter like there was for Facebook. The beauty of that is every time someone says they built a Twitter killer or Twitter competitor, it was easy for us to shrug it off because the network is super resilient, Because the nodes i
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...the interest graph on Twitter like there was for Facebook. The beauty of that is every time someone says they built a Twitter killer or Twitter competitor, it was easy for us to shrug it off because the network is super resilient, Because the nodes i
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...interest graph? What is their cognitive load model? And then be able to generate the dynamic lesson. And so you should think this is gonna be your standard
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...interest graph isn't necessarily the one you're the same in terms of your interest as which you follow on Instagram, which is why we allow the graphs to fork. We will build over time, I think, a graph sync option. So if you want just to have the same
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interest graph isn't necessarily the one you're the same in terms of your interest as which you follow on Instagram, which is why we allow the graphs to fork. We will build over time, I think, a graph sync option. So if you want just to have the same
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...is the interest graph and they don't overlap. On Instagram, I like Audi. I like Chanel visually aesthetic in Inspiring. And then I have my brain which is Balaji. It's Marc Andreessen on Twitter. I don't want a correlation of them both in threads. Thi
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...great interest graph, they know a lot of people who are very interested in specific areas. When you post a piece of content yourself, they basically show that content to like a couple of 100 of people and they quickly send to those 100 people like th
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...friends. It's interest graph. Yes. That's right. And so do you care if that photo is a photo of a real thing or not? Sometimes you really do and sometimes you really don't. Exactly. Yes. And I think that's kind of interesting. It's a sort of gen not
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