AI Founder: No One Believed in AI a Few Years Ago

The transcript discusses the use of generative AI in creative fields, highlighting its potential and the early stage of its development. It addresses concerns about AI's impact on art and creativity, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue. The Gen. 2 system is introduced, with a focus on user engagement and feedback. Monetization strategies and industry growth are explored, along with investment opportunities and future potential. The conversation underscores the importance of collaboration and innovation in advancing AI technology.

What is one of the surprising ways generative AI is being used?

• To edit films like 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'

• To predict weather patterns

• To create new languages

• To design new architectural structures

What is a major concern for artists regarding generative AI?

• AI replacing human artists

• Their work being used to train AI models

• AI creating unrealistic art

• AI being too expensive

What is the current limitation of the Gen. 2 text-to-video tool?

• It can only be used by professional filmmakers

• It requires a supercomputer to run

• It can only generate black and white videos

• It can only generate 3 seconds of video

What is the primary focus for AI developers in the early stages of monetization?

• Developing AI for military use

• Creating exclusive partnerships

• Maximizing profits immediately

• Building a large user base and improving models

How did venture capitalists initially react to the idea of generative AI?

• They ignored it completely

• They wanted to invest heavily right away

• They were skeptical and thought it wasn't a market

• They were immediately supportive