Ben Horowitz

Don't the customers know the one-shot is coming?

And so then the narrative will change and a new narrative will win.

And then it becomes a weighing machine.

And that's true for, by the way, every company.

I don't know what advice.

That's a good question.

I'm not sure.

Like, what kind of advice are you getting?

What did I get?

I mean, look, I think you have to pay much more attention.

Like, I think the thing that is true is, like, you can't ignore AI.

I remember kind of before the Internet came, which I was also alive for.

You know, there were a lot of tech companies, and anyone that ignored the Internet was just gone.

Like, you can't ignore a change that big.

Like, there's no way that something that worked before AI can ignore AI and survive.

So, like, that part is true.

And so if you're starting a company and you're not...

dealing with not only AI today, but what's likely to happen, you know, as the models get bigger and so forth.

Like, it's just not going to be a very interesting company.

So that part of advice is very correct.