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What James Citrini has said on podcasts

43 statements · 21 positive · 20 negative · 2 mixed

  1. Citrini remains bullish on NVIDIA.

    “I'm still pretty bullish on NVIDIA from here.”

    Listen at 3:00

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  2. Incremental AI spending increasingly relies on equity and debt financing.

    “every incremental dollar that's being spent in AI is from selling equity, whether that's venture capital or in the public markets and from financing, from debt.”

    Listen at 5:56

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  3. on AI infrastructure financingNegativeOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI infrastructure sentiment now has greater fundamental impact.

    “sentiment can have a much more pronounced impact”

    Listen at 6:18

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  4. AI biology models need vastly more data to discover new targets or breakthroughs.

    “in very specialized areas like biology, for example, where you have a model that can do literature review or it can go off the existing data, but it's not like it's going to come up with... new targets or kind of like breakthroughs without and really, you know, orders of magnitude more data.”

    Listen at 8:16

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  5. AI will provide good long-term returns on investment.

    “I don't have any doubt, I've never had any doubt that AI would provide a good return on investment and that the returns to intelligence would be good over the long term.”

    Listen at 8:51

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  6. on AI infrastructurePositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI demand currently exceeds supply.

    “The demand still currently exceeds supply.”

    Listen at 14:57

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  7. on US AI models versus Chinese open-source modelsPositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    US AI models retain a capability gap over Chinese open-source models.

    “the gap in capability between the US models and open source Chinese, it's remained defended.”

    Listen at 16:47

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  8. on AI infrastructurePositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    Faster paid-usage growth would make Citrini more constructive on AI infrastructure.

    “I would become much more constructive on infrastructure if we saw it's the same growth in paid usage. And that second derivative kind of speeding up again”

    Listen at 18:53

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  9. on AI annual revenuePositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    Current estimates imply roughly $1 trillion of AI annual revenue by 2028.

    “you're looking at about a trillion dollars in AI AR by 2028.”

    Listen at 20:18

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  10. Average drug development takes 10–15 years from idea to FDA approval.

    “Average drug takes between 10 to 15 years from, hey, we've got an idea to, okay, here's our FDA approved drug.”

    Listen at 27:00

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  11. on AI drug discoveryNegativeOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI drug discovery still requires money, infrastructure, and specialized expertise.

    “we wanted to experience what AI could accelerate. We wanted to experience what the bottlenecks still were, what still required money and infrastructure and especially what required real expertise.”

    Listen at 32:12

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  12. on AI-designed scorpion antivenom proteinsPositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    Seventeen AI-designed proteins bound the scorpion-toxin target.

    “We got 17 of the designs that bound”

    Listen at 37:16

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  13. on AI drug discoveryPositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI compressed some drug-discovery work from months into days.

    “the AI kind of compressed what would be months of work for scientists into days.”

    Listen at 38:45

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  14. on AI-assisted drug discovery experimentsNegativeOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    Synthesis, testing, and controls still take months despite AI assistance.

    “the synthesis, the testing, getting the controls, that still took months.”

    Listen at 38:53

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  15. on Drug-discovery experimentsPositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    Citrini recommends exposure to experiments and experiment-enabling businesses.

    “we really want to be long experiments”

    Listen at 39:55

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  16. on AI cancer researchNegativeOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI-driven cancer research will not drive much compute demand within two years.

    “if you're concluding that the demand from AI over the next year or two is going to come from how much compute it's going to take to cure cancer, you're probably going to be disappointed.”

    Listen at 41:38

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  17. on Causal biologyNegativeOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    Causal biology is a primary bottleneck for AI drug discovery.

    “the bottleneck is in, first off, like causal biology.”

    Listen at 42:03

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  18. on AI toxicology predictionNegativeOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    Predictive AI toxicology requires vastly more causal-biology data.

    “we would need like some there are like patrick sue is working on this with the virtual cell atlas there are efforts to kind of create these perturbational maps of like causal biology in order to like really understand it to like the degree where you're getting an ai that can that can predict say toxicology we're going to need orders of magnitude more data”

    Listen at 42:30

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  19. on AI drug designPositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI has largely solved drug design within causal biology.

    “drug design is pretty much at least in in causal biology it's like pretty solved”

    Listen at 45:09

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  20. on Large-molecule drug designNegativeOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI advances will further commoditize large-molecule drug design.

    “it's going to commoditize even more”

    Listen at 45:32

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  21. on AI impact on drug developmentMixedOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI may reduce roughly 20% of drug-design-to-trial work; 80% remains irreducible.

    “our estimate i think is overall in the entire like drug design like to clinical trial thing you can reduce about 20 of it and 80 of it is just irreducible”

    Listen at 45:44

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  22. on AI-designed drugsPositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI-designed drugs will enter clinical trials.

    “There will be AI designed drugs that enter clinical trials.”

    Listen at 48:33

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  23. on AI-enabled preclinical experimentationPositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI will most strongly benefit preclinical experimentation through more experiments.

    “the most pronounced impact will be on taking advantage or benefiting from this explosion of experiments especially in pre the pre-clinical space”

    Listen at 49:38

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  24. on AI drug discoveryPositiveOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    AI lowers barriers and speeds creation of drug candidates ready for laboratory testing.

    “the biggest impact that AI is having is in creating additional candidates, like reducing the barrier to entry, reducing the amount of time it takes to get from, I have an idea to, I have a molecule that's ready to send to the lab.”

    Listen at 50:27

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  25. on Preclinical and early-clinical drug assetsNegativeOct 25, 2026· Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

    Preclinical and early-clinical drug assets will lose value over time.

    “the value of having either a preclinical or early clinical stage asset is probably going to go down over time.”

    Listen at 52:35

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  26. Eli Lilly has successfully acquired molecules and advanced them to FDA approval.

    “companies like Eli Lilly has a great track record of executing on acquiring these kind of companies, acquiring molecules and bringing them through to FDA approval.”

    Listen at 55:36

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  27. Eli Lilly will benefit from commoditization of phase-one assets.

    “that that's a example of a company that is going to benefit from this commoditization of phase one assets.”

    Listen at 56:24

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  28. At 8% mortgage rates, prior 125% housing appreciation is unlikely to persist.

    “mortgage rates are 8%. You do not get to keep the 125% you made when they were zero.”

    Listen at 57:57

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  29. Citrini is relatively bullish on interest rates.

    “I'm relatively bullish.”

    Listen at 58:26

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  30. Some homebuilders may be attractive because they trade below book value.

    “home builders, I think like, if you're going to buy them broadly, it's probably a decent time to buy a thing, but you can, you can find some good ones that are like trading below book.”

    Listen at 58:42

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