Nilay Patel

I asked that question three different ways and pushed on it, again, because it feels like the pressure on the creator economy and the social platforms is just going to go up. Mark Zuckerberg is out there openly saying we will have AI content in people's social feeds on Facebook and Instagram.

How they choose to label it, whether or not the mean dogs have labels, I don't know what Mark Zuckerberg is going to do. No one can see into his soul. But it's pretty obvious that if he could get a bunch more cute cat videos on Facebook using AI, he's going to do it. It's obvious why he would do that. Does that create opportunity for you to say Vimeo is for real content or real people?

How they choose to label it, whether or not the mean dogs have labels, I don't know what Mark Zuckerberg is going to do. No one can see into his soul. But it's pretty obvious that if he could get a bunch more cute cat videos on Facebook using AI, he's going to do it. It's obvious why he would do that. Does that create opportunity for you to say Vimeo is for real content or real people?

How they choose to label it, whether or not the mean dogs have labels, I don't know what Mark Zuckerberg is going to do. No one can see into his soul. But it's pretty obvious that if he could get a bunch more cute cat videos on Facebook using AI, he's going to do it. It's obvious why he would do that. Does that create opportunity for you to say Vimeo is for real content or real people?

Is that something you would lean into? Because you do have the AI tools. When you open the website today, it says you're an AI-powered video platform. There's a lot of conflation between we can do better classification and better recommendations and we can do better marketing videos and we're going to steal everyone's data and make cat videos for Facebook attention spans.

Is that something you would lean into? Because you do have the AI tools. When you open the website today, it says you're an AI-powered video platform. There's a lot of conflation between we can do better classification and better recommendations and we can do better marketing videos and we're going to steal everyone's data and make cat videos for Facebook attention spans.

Is that something you would lean into? Because you do have the AI tools. When you open the website today, it says you're an AI-powered video platform. There's a lot of conflation between we can do better classification and better recommendations and we can do better marketing videos and we're going to steal everyone's data and make cat videos for Facebook attention spans.

And peeling that apart seems hard.

And peeling that apart seems hard.

And peeling that apart seems hard.

There's a lot of talk about cost right now in the AI world, right? There's DeepSeq, which might have brought down the cost of training. There's all this argument about whether the cost of inference will drop. That's at the same time Sam Altman is saying he's going to build $500 billion for the data centers all around the world with SoftBank. You use these tools, right?

There's a lot of talk about cost right now in the AI world, right? There's DeepSeq, which might have brought down the cost of training. There's all this argument about whether the cost of inference will drop. That's at the same time Sam Altman is saying he's going to build $500 billion for the data centers all around the world with SoftBank. You use these tools, right?

There's a lot of talk about cost right now in the AI world, right? There's DeepSeq, which might have brought down the cost of training. There's all this argument about whether the cost of inference will drop. That's at the same time Sam Altman is saying he's going to build $500 billion for the data centers all around the world with SoftBank. You use these tools, right?

You're deploying these tools against large data sets and video, which is where the costs tend to go up the fastest. Where do you think that is? Is that working out for you? Are you making more money on the use of AI than you're spending on it right now?

You're deploying these tools against large data sets and video, which is where the costs tend to go up the fastest. Where do you think that is? Is that working out for you? Are you making more money on the use of AI than you're spending on it right now?

You're deploying these tools against large data sets and video, which is where the costs tend to go up the fastest. Where do you think that is? Is that working out for you? Are you making more money on the use of AI than you're spending on it right now?

Do you think we need to spend $500 billion on data centers all around the world?

Do you think we need to spend $500 billion on data centers all around the world?

Do you think we need to spend $500 billion on data centers all around the world?

Former Google Cloud executive, do we need to spend $500 billion on data centers all around?