This has dramatic implications not only on how financial services are built,

but then also the services that we receive as consumers and businesses.

How much of that data is actually being captured and utilized in some interesting way.

Maritime in many ways has been the genesis of a lot of pieces of technology that

have fundamentally changed the world.

You can imagine a very low maintenance cost of financial services which will open access to many more people.

Where else can AI be applied that isn't what we've been seeing with all the exciting generative creative stuff

and thinking about how these technologies can actually work in these more brick and mortar physical use cases.

Very similar to Amazon, you can't boil the whole ocean at once, you need to thread the needle and go from books to the

everything store. Interpretable large language models a new age of maritime

exploration, democratizing miracle drugs and anime hitting the mainstream.

By now, hopefully you know that we asked investment partners from across A16Z to preview

one big idea that they believe will for innovation in 2024. And our team did compile a list of 40-plus

build-over-thing pursuits that you can find at A16C.com slash Big Ideas 2024.

Today we close out our three-part series around these big ideas together with three more partners

from across our verticals.

In parts one and two two we explored major trends in

bio-health, consumer and games, but today we shone a light on the future of

American dynamism and FinTech. So who's the newest buyer in financial services?

And how can unlocks an artificial intelligence change the value of unstructured video data?

Plus, how on Earth, pun intended, is it that we know more about the surface of Mars than our own sea bed?

Let's dive in. Pun intended again.

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