Look, this is the beginning of something amazing because there's no limit.

This is right now an inflection point where we're sort of, you know,

redefining how we interact with digital information.

These are the fastest going open source projects.

These are the fastest going products and some of the fastest going companies

we've seen in the history of the industry.

We for a long time really focus on building our own infrastructure.

We have hundreds of thousands of servers.

He said, well, I think we can get by with like 500. I said, okay, I think we can find 500

case somewhere. And I remember you deadpan. Dude, I after I was 500 million dollars.

The internet was the dawn of universally accessible information

and we're now entering the dawn of universally accessible

intelligence.

The AI Revolution universally accessible intelligence.

The AI Revolution is here, but as we collectively try to navigate this game-changing technology,

there are still many questions that even the top builders in the world are grappling to answer.

And that is why A16Z recently brought together some of the most influential founders from open AI,

anthropic, character AI, Robblocks, and more,

to an exclusive event called AI Revolution in San Francisco recently. And in today's episode, we share the most important themes from this event,

starting with the economics of AI, but we also touch on broad versus specialized models

and which ultimately may win, the importance of UX, and also

whether we can expect scaling laws to continue.

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