Keith Rabois: belief

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…I was talking to someone and then she was saying in the Chinese TikTok app, it's just all AI videos now and it's very good. She actually enjoys watching these videos and these stories. I think there'd be a binary sort maybe. I could see products and content thriving that is clearly still human-generated and that there's some desire for authenticity. Just like, for example, this piece of art is a Warhol. Anybody could create this now, high fidelity, but there's still an appreciation for this was created by Andy Warhol. I think there's going to be a curated experience with a premium of provenance that you know is human-created. And then there's just going to be a rank filtering of what's the best content and whether it's AI-generated or not. It's a little bit like the Ben Thompson strategy thing of curation versus algorithm. There's going to be two polls and the curation may be for human created stuff. And then there's going to be the algorithm, which is just what's the best? I 100% believe that. That makes so much sense. I was just thinking the other day, it's so interesting that AI is getting very good at video. Videos are actually fun to watch that are AI-generated. And then images are getting really good, but writing is still really bad that is AI-generated. And it's ironic that it's called a large language model. It's all context, text, text trained. And it's just like that's the thing it's least good at, which is really weird.…

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