Rory O'Driscoll

And it was great for all of us as consumers, but it may be the revenge of IP.

Disney's a big deal in IP.

And I think in three years, no one's going to be working because of AI.

I know this sounds facetious.

We'll be spending all our time at Disneyland because no one's electively working and the jobs are gone.

We're going to watch Disney and live in Disneyland, right?

I liked what Bob Iger said, even though I'm not sure what it means.

which is that creativity is the new productivity.

There's no long tail.

What we said three weeks ago doesn't matter, right?

It's the constant creativity and creation of top tier assets like 20 VC that matter.

I think to me, listen, that's an interesting like horse race question.

To me, for now, the more interesting question is that OpenAI's mobile app, its growth has declined because it has to decline because we've run out of humans on planet Earth.

So it'll be interesting to see whether it Robin Hoods, like how well it becomes a meta app.

Because Robinhood is on fire, even though its new customers are only going 8%.

OpenAI is going to have to do that.

That's the whole point of bringing it ahead of apps and all of that, I guess.

Otherwise, it will inherently stagnate because there's stagnate around a billion or something, 1.2 billion.

So it'll just be fun to watch whether a mega app works for ChatGPT or not.

I don't know if I buy that.