What podcasts say about Sheel Mohnot
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What Sheel Mohnot has said on podcasts
14 statements · 6 positive · 6 negative · 2 neutral
Compute will eventually stop being the main bottleneck for AI progress.
“at some point compute stops being the bottleneck in all of these things”
Open the episode · What VCs Really Think About Personal AI Agents | E2347Listen at 17:26
Laboratory capacity, trials, manufacturing, and patents may constrain future AI-enabled drug development.
“it might be lab capacity the ability to do clinical trials manufacturing patents all that kind of stuff might be the constraint”
Open the episode · What VCs Really Think About Personal AI Agents | E2347Listen at 17:46
Investing at Instinct's price requires believing it becomes a major consumer interface.
“I think you have to believe if you're investing at that price, you have to believe that this is going to be at least one of the major consumer interfaces”
Open the episode · What VCs Really Think About Personal AI Agents | E2347Listen at 39:38
Large technology companies have a major advantage in personal agents.
“I personally think that the large companies have a huge benefit here”
Open the episode · What VCs Really Think About Personal AI Agents | E2347Listen at 41:13
Muse will not reach one billion daily active users.
“I don't think that there's a billion DAUs for this product”
Open the episode · What VCs Really Think About Personal AI Agents | E2347Listen at 42:06
Personal-agent products can reach hundreds of millions of daily active users.
“there are certainly hundreds of millions of DAUs that this is a product people can use”
Open the episode · What VCs Really Think About Personal AI Agents | E2347Listen at 42:46
AI will probably cause seat-based software pricing to shrink.
“seat-based pricing probably shrinks”
Open the episode · What VCs Really Think About Personal AI Agents | E2347Listen at 1:08:35
AI has substantially reduced switching costs between software products.
“switching costs have gone away”
Open the episode · What VCs Really Think About Personal AI Agents | E2347Listen at 1:08:51
AI will cause substantial job losses.
“There will be a lot of job losses.”
Open the episode · Bill Gates foresees massive AI job loss: these VCs disagree | E2330Listen at 5:08
Society should tax self-driving cars to address their externalities.
“I do think that it's totally fair to say to society that we need to tax these and I don't see immediately that that's a bad plan.”
Open the episode · Bill Gates foresees massive AI job loss: these VCs disagree | E2330Listen at 22:27
A household robot capable of cleaning and cooking would be worth $100,000 to him.
“is a robot worth a hundred thousand dollars? To me, easily, like, if it's cleaning and cooking, it's worth a hundred thousand dollars.”
Open the episode · Bill Gates foresees massive AI job loss: these VCs disagree | E2330Listen at 59:25
A household robot costing $20,000–$30,000 could quickly pay for itself.
“even for the average person at 20, $30,000, it actually pays for itself pretty quickly.”
Open the episode · Bill Gates foresees massive AI job loss: these VCs disagree | E2330Listen at 1:00:09
Stripe may never need to pursue a public listing.
“why would Stripe go public ever?”
Open the episode · Bill Gates foresees massive AI job loss: these VCs disagree | E2330Listen at 1:14:50
Instinct can autonomously book flights for users.
“Instinct will actually go through and book it for you.”
Open the episode · Bill Gates foresees massive AI job loss: these VCs disagree | E2330Listen at 1:18:49
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