Anish Acharya

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162 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2025 last heard yesterday

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Right.
It's not can I charge?
It's what is the like insanely expensive thing.
And this is why I think for consumers, like you're gonna have food, you're gonna have rent, and then you're gonna have software.
That's what the future consumer spend looks like.
On the open source question, John, I think what we're actually seeing is this routing layer emerge.
Where companies are routing to different models based on capabilities and cost.
So in some cases when you need something that an open source model can do or you kind of make the cost benefit trade off, you do that.
Other times you might route to, you know, Claude because you've got a coding thing that you need to generate or a long form writing.
You know, open AI's got really good general purpose reasoning models.
So the routing layer is actually a very interesting thing and it only exists because there's so many models and because there's open source.
And that's changing the considerations for companies like OpenAI that are now moving up the stack.
They bought Windsurf.
They're doing, you know, a bunch of things at the application layer because they're no longer the sole provider of the models.
I th from my mindset everybody's a consumer.
I think the greatest thing that ever happened to consumer software is giving people expense cards at companies.
Oh yeah.
Instead of IT buying something, individuals are buying something.
And of course, and you're it's not like you've got this work it's you know, it like work brain and and personal brain.
Like you bring your personal brain to work and you want to use consumer grade software.
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