Patrick O'Shaughnessy

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17,117 appearances 113 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard yesterday

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Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy · Ben Thompson on Big Tech, China, and the AI Boom Running Out of Money - [Invest Like the Best, EP.487] · 18 Aug 2026 podcast

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If I go back to the early 2010s, maybe the aggregation theory was stewing in your brain, and then you published it in 2015. voice-verified

I think it's fair to say like that theory, that idea, maybe you could just quickly remind people what it is, defined the winners and losers of that era of technology. voice-verified

I'm really curious how you're thinking about what theory or principles will define this era of winners from like a financial perspective and market cap perspective. voice-verified

i don't know are they depends on the company but they're way more real than those prior examples well but like if you look at gross margins or voice-verified

you surprised at all that the recipe builder user that is very low cost to serve, that there hasn't been a great business model that's emerged around them just yet? voice-verified

Google and Facebook are sort of business perfected in this prior era. voice-verified

They haven't seemed to figure voice-verified

I'll pursue this sooner. voice-verified

I know you've been spending time with some of the big money firms and sources of capital. voice-verified

What is your sense of their appetite right now and how they're thinking about the future? voice-verified

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