Reid Hoffman

I think the question about saying though, that we can create so much better of a future with technology, and with AI is very important and just kind of drive, navigate intelligently.

Interesting thesis. I would tend to think it'll be more like kind of software, you know, internet dynamics. But I actually don't think that's necessarily because there's only one or two.

Interesting thesis. I would tend to think it'll be more like kind of software, you know, internet dynamics. But I actually don't think that's necessarily because there's only one or two.

Interesting thesis. I would tend to think it'll be more like kind of software, you know, internet dynamics. But I actually don't think that's necessarily because there's only one or two.

I mean, I think one of the things that the internet brought about with it is, you know, previously when it was kind of like hardware dynamics and PCs were dominant, it was part of the thing where everyone was like Microsoft's going to be competing with Disney and with airlines and everything else because it's the primary software OS and the internet.

I mean, I think one of the things that the internet brought about with it is, you know, previously when it was kind of like hardware dynamics and PCs were dominant, it was part of the thing where everyone was like Microsoft's going to be competing with Disney and with airlines and everything else because it's the primary software OS and the internet.

I mean, I think one of the things that the internet brought about with it is, you know, previously when it was kind of like hardware dynamics and PCs were dominant, it was part of the thing where everyone was like Microsoft's going to be competing with Disney and with airlines and everything else because it's the primary software OS and the internet.

open it up to allow Google and Amazon and so forth. So I think there's going to be multiple, and I think we're more, call it seven big tech companies heading to 15. But I don't think it's going, I think that the same kind of dynamics where you have a network effect for a social network or a LinkedIn or a kind of an enterprise integration or a

open it up to allow Google and Amazon and so forth. So I think there's going to be multiple, and I think we're more, call it seven big tech companies heading to 15. But I don't think it's going, I think that the same kind of dynamics where you have a network effect for a social network or a LinkedIn or a kind of an enterprise integration or a

open it up to allow Google and Amazon and so forth. So I think there's going to be multiple, and I think we're more, call it seven big tech companies heading to 15. But I don't think it's going, I think that the same kind of dynamics where you have a network effect for a social network or a LinkedIn or a kind of an enterprise integration or a

you know, kind of the way that they kind of AdWords and buying the search traffic, you know, kind of works for, you know, kind of Google. I think those dynamics probably will still be present in AI. But that doesn't mean that, you know, like I'm, you know, venture capitalist investor at Greylock. I invest in a number of different startups. And I think there will be

you know, kind of the way that they kind of AdWords and buying the search traffic, you know, kind of works for, you know, kind of Google. I think those dynamics probably will still be present in AI. But that doesn't mean that, you know, like I'm, you know, venture capitalist investor at Greylock. I invest in a number of different startups. And I think there will be

you know, kind of the way that they kind of AdWords and buying the search traffic, you know, kind of works for, you know, kind of Google. I think those dynamics probably will still be present in AI. But that doesn't mean that, you know, like I'm, you know, venture capitalist investor at Greylock. I invest in a number of different startups. And I think there will be

I like just literally a field of interesting companies. And I think that the public will benefit a lot from that, just kind of like the way they benefit a lot from, you know, Wikipedia, the Internet, you know, free communications and a bunch of other things. But I don't think it's necessarily kind of, you know, kind of completely broadly dispersed.

I like just literally a field of interesting companies. And I think that the public will benefit a lot from that, just kind of like the way they benefit a lot from, you know, Wikipedia, the Internet, you know, free communications and a bunch of other things. But I don't think it's necessarily kind of, you know, kind of completely broadly dispersed.

I like just literally a field of interesting companies. And I think that the public will benefit a lot from that, just kind of like the way they benefit a lot from, you know, Wikipedia, the Internet, you know, free communications and a bunch of other things. But I don't think it's necessarily kind of, you know, kind of completely broadly dispersed.

Yeah, happy to do it. By the way, one of the benefits of me being able to speculate is I have no internal information from either Microsoft or OpenAI, so I can speak entirely as a outside commentator just looking at this. So DeepSeek released a highly competent model

Yeah, happy to do it. By the way, one of the benefits of me being able to speculate is I have no internal information from either Microsoft or OpenAI, so I can speak entirely as a outside commentator just looking at this. So DeepSeek released a highly competent model

Yeah, happy to do it. By the way, one of the benefits of me being able to speculate is I have no internal information from either Microsoft or OpenAI, so I can speak entirely as a outside commentator just looking at this. So DeepSeek released a highly competent model

from China and part of the reason I took the market by storm is the thesis was that it was created for a lot less money and a lot less compute. What I think is there's certainly some parts of the story that are incorrect. The thing that we're trying to figure out is which parts of it are incorrect.