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![A billionaire investor says if you bet against every AI company today, you’d be rich in five years, and the CEO of Coinbase [Brian Armstrong] quietly agrees it might be a bubble. [Nikhil] “If I were to take every private company in AI and short their stock today, in five years, I might make money. It feels a bit like the Internet bubble.” [Brian] “I probably somewhat agree. The open source models are really like six months behind, and they’re like 99% cheaper or more for inference. So it’s entirely possible a larger percentage of the workload goes to these models that are 99% cheaper.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2077883518512681000/amplify_video_thumb/2077883298676719616/img/lTb2AsaaOpIBPO-a.jpg)
A billionaire investor says if you bet against every AI company today, you’d be rich in five years, and the CEO of Coinbase [Brian Armstrong] quietly agrees it might be a bubble. [Nikhil] “If I were to take every private company in AI and short their stock today, in five years, I might make money. It feels a bit like the Internet bubble.” [Brian] “I probably somewhat agree. The open source models are really like six months behind, and they’re like 99% cheaper or more for inference. So it’s entirely possible a larger percentage of the workload goes to these models that are 99% cheaper.”
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Scott Galloway says the man who made Elon Musk pay $44 billion for Twitter is the one person Musk never fights with, and he should run OpenAI. “Keep in mind, this is the guy that shoplifted $44 billion from Elon Musk and forced him to close, and didn’t get into a pissing match with Elon Musk.” “Elon Musk does not shitpost Bret Taylor. Think about it. He had to pay $44 billion for a company that’s now worth three billion. And he’s not out calling Bret Taylor a crook.” “Every investor at OpenAI would have about a seven-day exhale if they announced that Bret Taylor was the new CEO.”
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Sam Altman reveals he flew to 28 countries in 35 days after GPT-4 launched because world leaders were asking whether to shut AI down, and ended the trip waking up convinced he was back in his childhood bed. “Three years ago we had just launched GPT-4. The world was melting down. Everybody was freaking out.” “World leaders were like, do we need to take control and shut things down? Is this thing waking up?” “I think we did 28 countries, 35 days. I lived on an airplane.” “By the end of it, the last few days, I started having this vision, feeling, whatever, of being in my childhood bed. I would sort of vaguely wake up and I would think I was in my childhood bed in my childhood room. And I was like, okay, this is some deep ‘it’s time to go home’ thing.”
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Business professor Scott Galloway says China is flooding the world with dirt-cheap AI models on purpose, and it’s wrecking American AI companies faster than cheap Japanese cars ever wrecked Detroit. “Free Chinese models went from less than a third of all traffic in late 2025 to about two-thirds recently.” “They steal the IP on a cell phone tower from Siemens, and then they manufacture it with cheaper labor and they sell it back for 40 cents on the dollar.” “The best business model in history is IP theft.” “What the Chinese automobile industry did to Detroit in about three decades, it feels like Beijing is doing to us in AI frontier models in about three months.”
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Palmer Luckey reveals he owns about 450 guns, and says nearly every gun ever made is a copy of two or three designs. “I own about 450 guns.” “There’s only a handful of gun designs that are good. There’s like two or three good ways to make a rifle, two or three good ways to make a handgun, one or two good ways to make a shotgun.” “All the Europeans, all the Americans, all of the Chinese, all the Japanese firearms designs are basically derivatives of these two or three operating mechanisms.” “We spent hundreds of years trying everything else.”
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Scott Galloway says Sam Altman will be gone as CEO of OpenAI within six months. “We’re going to have a new CEO at OpenAI within the next six months.” “Sam Altman is on the green mile. He’s an innovator, not an operator. They need an operator. They need an adult in the room right now.” “He just clearly doesn’t know how to handle employees who want to leave. He’s made a fool of himself with certain statements that are just immature. Quite frankly, he has not made the right moves in terms of relationships with other organizations.”
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Forbes billionaire and Anduril founder Palmer Luckey dodges when asked if he agrees with Elon Musk’s tweet that Anthropic “hates Western Civilization,” the one defense secretary Pete Hegseth reposted Host: “Elon Musk tweeted that Anthropic hates Western Civilization. Secretary Pete Hegseth retweeted it on his personal account. Do you agree with that take?” Luckey: “I probably would not agree with it enough to-” Host: “Would you retweet it?” Luckey: “Let me give you the steel man for it before I answer. It’s hard for me to say Anthropic hates Western Civilization. What is Anthropic? Is it the people? Is it the policy at the top?” Luckey: “So I probably wouldn’t retweet it. But if me and Pete were debating it right here, I think he would probably say, ‘Palmer, their core product literally is anti-Western.’”
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Nvidia founder Jensen Huang admits he was terrified to raise money for the company because he couldn’t answer investors’ questions, and says he still barely can, three decades later. “There were no YouTube, no YC, nobody’s teaching you how to start a company. And so I went to the bookstore and I bought a book, and the book said how to start a company. Unfortunately the book was like 500 pages long, and so I figured by the time I read it, I’d be out of business, and Lori and I’d be out of money.” “The thing I remember very, very vividly is how scared I was to go raise money, because I felt that I was about to talk to a bunch of people and I didn’t know how to answer their questions.” “And it’s true. And I barely know how to answer their questions even today.” “None of that stuff matters, as it turns out. And you’re always going to have things that you don’t know.”
ileri 𖣂61,107 次观看 • 2 个月前
in 2013, the FBI took down the founder of silk road(the biggest black market the internet had ever seen) they didn’t need a warrant. they didn’t need a wiretap. they just followed the bitcoin transactions and honestly? good. that’s how it should work for criminals but here’s what nobody talks about - the same transparency that caught a drug lord is the same transparency applied to you every token you’ve moved. every wallet you’ve funded. every position you’ve entered. all of it onchain. all of it visible to anyone who looks you’re not running a black market. you’re just a regular person who doesn’t think strangers should have a free map of your entire financial life when you pay cash at a store, the government can still catch criminals. you just don’t have to hand your bank statement to everyone in the room that’s all privacy really means and solana never had that option. until now - Bungee 🕵️ (🎥+🧵)🔻
ileri 𖣂21,490 次观看 • 7 个月前
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