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Qasar Younis

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OpenClaw

“The productivity unlock from just you looking at a machine, not like a sentient being, but almost like a physical agent of something you're trying to accomplish, unlocks things that I think are very hard to think about. So I love things like Moltbook and I love, let's say, OpenClaw revolution that's happening for the lack of a better word, but I think the big impact, that's still such a small part of society.”

Lenny's Podcast · 8 Mar 2026

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OpenClaw

“The productivity unlock from just you looking at a machine, not like a sentient being, but almost like a physical agent of something you're trying to accomplish, unlocks things that I think are very hard to think about. So I love things like Moltbook and I love, let's say, OpenClaw revolution that's happening for the lack of a better word, but I think the big impact, that's still such a small part of society.”

Lenny's Podcast · 8 Mar 2026

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Moltbook

“The productivity unlock from just you looking at a machine, not like a sentient being, but almost like a physical agent of something you're trying to accomplish, unlocks things that I think are very hard to think about. So I love things like Moltbook and I love, let's say, OpenClaw revolution that's happening for the lack of a better word, but I think the big impact, that's still such a small part of society.”

Lenny's Podcast · 8 Mar 2026

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01 / prediction

I think we’re a Sunnyvale company and I think just from this conversation and kind of our backgrounds, you can kind of predict a little bit of what that means.

“I think we’re a Sunnyvale company and I think just from this conversation and kind of our backgrounds, you can kind of predict a little bit of what that means.”
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Qasar Younis
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Latent Space

02 / prediction

It is not considered to be exploitative because you have no choice. And I think we'll look back in 25, 30 years, we're like, people were just tired, under the influence, extremely stressed, going through a traumatic life experience, and then they jump into a car like that.

“It is not considered to be exploitative because you have no choice. And I think we'll look back in 25, 30 years, we're like, people were just tired, under the influence, extremely stressed, going through a traumatic life experience, and then they jump into a car like that.”
Speaker
Qasar Younis
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

03 / prediction

I think in any technical shift, the emergence of WhatsApp, just as an example, there are people who are damaged by that, literally companies that go away, but also humans who are damaged by the advent of that technology.

“I think in any technical shift, the emergence of WhatsApp, just as an example, there are people who are damaged by that, literally companies that go away, but also humans who are damaged by the advent of that technology.”
Speaker
Qasar Younis
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

04 / prediction

It took you 500 engineers a couple of years." This AI thing could be real and the things I'm reading on X about just vibe coding your way to replace billion dollar companies, that might be the case and the market immediately prices in that risk.

“It took you 500 engineers a couple of years." This AI thing could be real and the things I'm reading on X about just vibe coding your way to replace billion dollar companies, that might be the case and the market immediately prices in that risk.”
Speaker
Qasar Younis
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

05 / prediction

That's in a very, very true way. And so I think a lot of, let's say, the negativity around AI comes from people who frankly speaking are living in a very, very good existence.

“That's in a very, very true way. And so I think a lot of, let's say, the negativity around AI comes from people who frankly speaking are living in a very, very good existence.”
Speaker
Qasar Younis
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast
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