Anastasios Angelopoulos

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614 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 3 Aug

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I'm going to take this open source model.
I'm going to allow inference providers like a fireworks or together or whatever to deploy this model.
And then if they get to over X dollars in revenue, I'm going to ask to do a revenue share.
And that is one way of building a sustainable company off of open source.
You basically share in the compute revenue.
Another way of doing it, which is, I think, the more mistral thinking machines type of strategy is to take the open source model and then use it as a lead generation tool for companies to build on top of that and then come to you and say, can you help us fine tune?
Can you help us with our AI strategy?
And then you do that for deployed engineer.
and that is actually a huge market because if you think about it one of the biggest markets over the next 10 years is going to be ai modernization going into every business in the world and then helping them retool in the face of ai take advantage of their data restructure their data figure out how to use these models integrating them into workflows teaching you know the employees of the company how to use them it's going to be massive massive massive and that is another way for them to become multi-hundred billion or trillion dollar companies
No, I don't think that FDE is completely unique, but I do think the combination of FDE plus open American model may be a more sustainable model for the future of American or even Western businesses, because they might not want to be building on top of external third party services.
They might want to be cutting those out for both cost reasons and for sovereignty reasons.
And then the open source stuff, they can own it completely.
They can continually fine tune it within their companies and they can feel more secure in the fact that they're spending their money wisely and don't have supply chain risk.
Yeah, team, it's hard.
The retention is tough.
I mean, being a co-founder of a company is also tough.
It sounds like she left for some health reasons.
So it's unclear whether it has to do with the company momentum, which seems to be strong at this point.
But, you know, I do think that Inkling is definitely a V0 model.
you know from from what i know about thinking machines they had a big restructuring like six months ago team wise and then they kind of restarted everything and inkling came out of that so realistically at least the most generous take towards thinking machines is that they've only been working on this model for six months and within that time they become the number one american open source model
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