Netflix is now putting AI video on viewer screens 🤯 Sci-fi apocalypse show The Eternaut didn't have the budget for a building collapse scene... So Netflix's in-house innovation arm developed one with AI, 10x faster than traditional VFX. From the Q2 earning call yesterday ⬇️

I've spent the afternoon testing ChatGPT's new consumer automation product - Agent. Where does it work, and where does it fall short? And how does it compare to Operator (and newer products like Perplexity's Comet)? My review 👇

If you're wondering why IG is so heavily pushing video... Reels now represents the largest chunk of time in-app (45%) This is more than 2x time spent on the main feed, and growing

Pulled out the teleprompter for a special episode of the @a16z podcast… ➡️ next week!

They should prescribe these AI videos instead of antidepressants

Take me to the AI crystal beach

We have mastered PhD level physics only to fall at the hurdle of kindergarten dot to dot drawing

One of Comet's biggest unlocks is auto-prompting based on what's on your screen. This makes sharing context "cheap" - no more screenshare or copy/paste - which ⬇️ the bar for working with AI. Ex: - Edit my tweet draft - Summarize this video - Recommend articles on this

If you're a founder or creator, you need to understand AI video. But how do you keep up when the space is moving so fast? @venturetwins and I spend hours every week watching + decoding the latest trends across platforms. We shared our process + takeaways on @latentspacepod 👇

The amazing thing about consumer tech is that it often seems like a category or idea is just not going to work …and then the “right” product emerges and suddenly everything comes together You can never count anything out!