Lin Qiao

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767 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 20 Jul

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The Twenty Minute VC (20VC): Venture Capital | Startup Funding | The Pitch · 20VC: Are OpenAI and Anthropic Overvalued? The Open-Source AI Reality | How Token Costs Will Fall 10x And Usage Will Explode 100x | The Future Is Not One AGI; It's Millions of Specialised Models with Lin Qiao, Founder and CEO @ Fireworks · 20 Jul 2026 podcast

So here's one observation I had is software development, especially SaaS space, has been significantly disrupted because of the general intelligence of coding.

The application development lifecycle has significantly collapsed in terms of the timeline and the resources needed.

In the past, it requires tens of very strong product engineers and PMs to

convert from idea to implementation to production scale, multiple quarters of years of investment.

That's a deep mode.

And today, one person, a few weeks can possibly launch their ideas into product and scale quickly.

This is unprecedented.

And that's also created interesting dynamics in redefining where the competition is.

because it's really hard just to compete on the idea of application by itself because many people have similar ideas.

Now, implementation is no longer such a big barrier.

And also, I think legal space is particularly challenging because lawyers are usually more conservative.

Legal is also not tolerant at all on arrows, right?

Because that's why lawyers get paid, right?

You need to build a very rock-solid case.

If something hallucinates and generates wrong judgment, then you're in trouble.

So I do think the legal space is a very interesting space to penetrate, and these companies are both doing a great job.

But on the flip side, I do think both companies are owning proprietary knowledge and information, how to build those assistants to do case studies, to go deep in driving legal research and all this, right?

So my understanding of legal is so shallow, but there's so many different

versions of flavors of cases.

So I do think they are in a unique position to convert that deep understanding.

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