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...models should be available to you depending on what your business objectives are and what they're not. And I've talked to a bunch of you guys about sort of how you think about that monetization question and what's important versus audience building a
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...monetization engine. They have ancillaries, but there tends to be one which is dominant.
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...models so long as the tokens that are being issued are helpful to both parties, not just to some entrepreneur who's realizing that raising money via an ICO is cheaper, better, and faster. The two examples you used, podcasting is an obvious third one
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...models with different use cases. Right? We're already seeing this with a lot of application layer companies. Right? Where they all have these specialized use cases for how they wanna leverage the models. Right? For us, it's hiring and beating the exp
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...monetization things end up being k I slop feats? Or, I'm curious your predictions. Okay. Yeah. I think there's a mix of ways that people are monetizing. I think the number one way is what you mentioned, which is the, like, you get paid by a social pl
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...the monetization stuff, you know, just to put, like, VC hat on a little bit, which is, like, there's the creators and, you know, there I think they're we talked about them. But then there's, like, sort of the creator enabler platforms. Let's let's ca
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user is someone you can monetize forever down the road, and then if you don't get that user during Landgraf, you can never monetize it. The rational business decision is to sacrifice margin for distribution. It's just a rational business decision, an
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...atop these models are really just starting. I think if you look at, like, just how unique these companies are on a top line basis, I mean, we're talking about billions of dollars of run rate growing in excess of a 100% year over year. I don't think w
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This is gonna be like Stripe or Twilio or, you know, the next great API driven business. And I think what's happened in practice, I didn't anticipate, which is that it turns out that these API driven businesses are really, really tricky. One, you hav
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...themselves are entirely different businesses depending on how you talk about the models. So to even answer that question, we have to tease apart what you mean by model. So, for example, if you look at the diffusion models, like, say, like Eleven Labs
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...business models so long as the tokens that are being issued are helpful to both parties, not just to some entrepreneur who's realizing that raising money via an ICO is cheaper, better, and faster. The two examples you used, podcasting is an obvious t
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percentage. If I create a piece of content and I sell it off to someone, I get the residuals of that. So, you know, the first the first major the one that went for, like, the third largest sell, and I forget what it's called, but the amazing thing is
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...models. Do you think that is something that changes over time, and it's the same for all great businesses? Uber started off with shit margins. Now they have better margins. Same thing. I just don't buy that these are endemic to the business model. Li
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“The AI playbook: raise money, build compute, breakthrough, repeat”
but that that that said, I mean, a lot of it also just does feel like things that we've seen in the past, like cloud build out and the Internet build out as well. Yeah. Yeah. I think it's interesting
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“Traditional VC categories are breaking down as AI models blur infrastructure and apps”
can you feed off each other between the the two? There's so many lines that are being crossed right now or blurred. Right? So we already talked about venture and growth. Another one that's being blur
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...monetization for the whole space. What's going on here? Well, now all of a sudden there are two extremely viable business models in the space at at totally different ends of the spectrum. And I think they're gonna coexist completely, which is tentpol
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...models that can all be be leveraged in the same way someone might leverage, OpenAI, for example. In terms of, like, the post training data side, how much will be human data versus how much will be synthetic data moving forward?
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...models is coming for computer vision for images. The monetization, how do you simplify it? Then there's the intersection of those true multimodal
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