Joon Sung Park

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The Twenty Minute VC (20VC): Venture Capital | Startup Funding | The Pitch · 20VC: The Best AI Companies Have Unique Data Acquisition Strategies | Will Simile Kill Kalshi, Polymarkets and NASDAQ | How to Sign Fortune 500 Companies As Customers in Weeks with Joon Sung Park, Simile · 1 Aug 2026 podcast

But fundamentally, it is a service.

It is a belief that if we are able to make scientific breakthroughs, this is going to, down the line, serve everyone in our society.

That is how I see simulation as a field as well.

So right now, we do serve enterprise customers for a couple of reasons.

One, obviously, I'll be frank, there is the budget, that there is a clear product market fit that we see today that does excite us.

At the same time, it is an amazing way to validate the technology.

It is very important to us that we get the feedback loop to be as tight as possible so we know when our simulation is right, when our simulation is wrong, and we're improving it every single day.

And obviously, there's this side part here that's just as important, which is I have a colleague when I was at Stanford.

My office next to mine was Pat Hanrahan.

He was one of the founders of Tableau.

He's a graphics professor, also a T1 Turing Award, so a very well-known person in this landscape.

An advice he actually gave me and some of my colleagues was the best way to get feedback is to actually ask people to pay you.

That was their core philosophy at Tableau.

And I also see this here.

So getting the best kind of feedback matters a lot.

So enterprise market, market research right now is an wedge that we found that actually have significant budget that have immediate product market fit.

But down the line, I do want this technology to be used by the rest of our society because fundamentally what we are trying to serve is help people make better decisions.

Many of the Fortune 500 board members and their C-suites reached out.

In part, they do come to Stanford to see some of the demos that are happening in the lab.

And they all saw the Smallville demo after it got released.

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