How Chad GPD ads will make you rich. Okay. So this guy, this guy, I actually know him, marketing Macs. So great guy. So he's like, I'm about to spend an ungodly amount of money on ads inside of chat GPD, holy cow. So chat chadjib is about to introduce ads, right? Not only that, they're about to, you know, go public for maybe a trillion dollars right um so basically

chatchibis about to introduce ads you spent months telling it about your divorce your new job

search your kids health problems why are you vacation what you're afraid of open i just hired

630 meta employees 20% of their entire company to figure out how to turn those memories into

ads projected revenue 25 billion by 2029 So here's how it works. ChatTB's new memory feature doesn't just remember what you tell it to save. It references all your past conversations automatically. Every chat, every detail, every vulnerable moment. Even if you delete them? Even if you delete them. Yes. I remember reading about this few months ago. Even if you delete it, they still have it. Yeah. This is chaty PD, right? So where you live, your pets' names, your family members, your dietary restrictions, your career struggles, their health anxiety. So when ads roll out in 2026, that memory becomes targeting data. Ask about running shoes. knows you knows you hate gyms, but love hiking because you mentioned it three months ago. Ask for recipe ideas. It knows your kid has a peanut allergy from panic conversations last summer, right? So the answer is yes, because meta is now, meta is open AI now, right? So what's interesting to me, I mean, this kind of gets me to want to, you know, maybe invest at that trillion dollar valuation.

Maybe let it come down a little bit, right? I'm okay. I'm not investing in it. So let me finish on this part real quick. We can come back to that in a moment. We can talk about that. So why we care, Open AI wants to monetize free users via chat jeepid ads by 2026 according to report. So this is why people, when someone, the YouTuber tells me that, oh, you can't make money on a $20 subscription.

That was missing the

point entirely they have 800 million users so um 800 million active users weekly yes which is a

lot yeah it's a big difference in total users by the way 800 million active is a huge number

so look I'm excited to spend money on the ads here and And whenever a new channel comes out, that's when you want to go hard because it's cheap. That's like when Google first came up when we're still in high school, right? Yes. Yeah, you and I will spend our arm and a leg on it. Our clients will as well. What we find with chat GPT and it's or what at least I find with the edis valuation, even if it's a trillion, let's say it goes to a trillion dollars, I look at it as like the revenue is not there yet, it'll grow into it and its price could go to two trillion, three trillion, four trillion. You get a better return elsewhere. Yeah, we get a better return elsewhere.

I just rather park the money with myself and I can do a lot of deals where I double my money overnight. See, that's such a good quote. I'd rather park the money with myself. That's good. See? That should be quoted. Okay. So I'm going to pick a, oh, this one, the one I mentioned earlier before you. You look like you want to pick one.

You want to pick one?

No, you go for it.

So, so this is, so Elon said this.

It's a real weakness to want to be liked, a real weakness, and I do not have that. And so this is him talking to Andrew Sorkin from New York Times. And I think it's, this is interesting because I think over time, some of the nicest people I've known that became successful CEOs or founders, they became battle-hardened. So they're still very kind. They're still very respectful, but they don't care nearly as much as they used to about being like. I think you didn't really have this problem. You might have had a little bit of this problem in the beginning, very early in your career. I didn't know you back then. But I for sure had this problem in my early career, right? And so I do believe that if you're going to try to build something for the long term, you have to approach things here. And this is the graph I wanted to show you, the unkind truth versus a kind lie. Do you know what the difference is?

No.

Okay.

So here, check this out.

I sent this to my CTO the other day.

And it basically...

Here, I got to pull this up for you.

I send him a lot of messages.

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