Two investors discuss whether founders should negotiate VC terms upfront. They explain how experienced users get leverage from AI models like ChatGPT and Anthropic, while most people aren't skilled yet but will improve through voice and other natural interfaces. Apple's entry could drive mainstream adoption.
I think right now, the funny thing is, investors and people who use this stuff a lot are.
Reasonably skilled at getting good information out of ChatGPT, and.
They'Re getting a lot of leverage out.
Of it, or anthropic or llama, whatever you want to use.
But most people aren't. But most people also don't have to.
Be good at it yet.
And so I think.
What needs to.
Happen is most people need to get comfortable and familiar with AI. And that might not be typing into a text box. It might be talking to a device. It might be voice is the thing.
That unlocks it for people. It might take Apple getting AI right to cross that Rubicon.
But I think once people are like, I use AI.
Regularly to do stuff.
And I think right now it's students and knowledge workers on either end are really maybe for maybe for different reasons.