Mark Zuckerberg

Um, so I, I think that this just speaks to the diversity of different things that need to get created is like, they're going to be business models at each point along the spectrum.

And it meta, um,

Yeah, for the consumer piece, we definitely wanna have a free thing and I'm sure that will end up being ad supported.

But I also think we're gonna wanna have a business model that supports people using arbitrary amounts of compute to do like really even more amazing things than what it would make sense to be able to offer the free service.

And for that, I'm sure we'll end up having a premium service.

But I mean, I think our basic values on this are we wanna serve as many people in the world.

Well, I mean, a lot of what I spend my time on is trying to get awesome people onto the teams, right?

I mean, it's...

So there's that.

And then there's stuff that cuts across teams.

It's like, all right, you build Meta AI and you want to get it into WhatsApp or Instagram.

It's like, okay, now I need to get those teams to talk together.

And then there's a bunch of questions like, okay, I was... It's like, okay, do you want...

the thread for Meta AI and WhatsApp to feel like other WhatsApp threads, or do you want it to feel like other kind of like AI chat experiences?

There's like different idioms for those.

And so I think that there's like all these interesting questions that sort of need to get answered around like, how does this stuff basically fit into all of what we're doing?

Then there's a whole other part of what we're doing, which is basically pushing on the infrastructure.

If you want to stand up a gigawatt cluster, then first of all, that has a lot of implications for...

for the way that we're doing infrastructure build-outs.

It has sort of political implications for how you engage with the different states where you're building that stuff.