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no. 391 of 393 on record

CALLED BYDavid Sacks
STATEDSep 4, 2026 · 57:21
SHOWALL-IN
DUEafter the Anthropic IPO, unspecified

The Anthropic IPO will create roughly 100 new EA billionaires whose political influence will be like George Soros times 100 or 1000.

“we are going to have probably 100 new EA billionaires as a result of the anthropic IPO.”

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The tally

Who goes on the record

Prediction volume by person, counted across every indexed show. Some people hedge; these 8 commit.

Chamath Palihapitiya34
David Sacks30
Gavin Baker24
David Friedberg19
Jason Calacanis14
Jeremy Grantham12
Dylan Patel10
Dan Dreyfus9

245 of 393 carry an explicit deadline — checkable calls. The rest are open-ended, and the ledger remembers those too.

The ledger

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393 predictions
Stated September 2026
Sep 4
David SacksALL-IN

The oil concession will improve Venezuela's economy.

“So I think it's really a win-win deal for the US and for Venezuela.” source · 1:21:06
Sep 4
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

States and cities that embrace AI, data centers, tax cuts and teacher bonuses will pull ahead while far-left cities hollow out, reordering the US economic and voting balance.

“all the states that embrace AI, that embrace the data centers, that embrace the tax cuts, that embrace the teacher bonuses, they're just going to end up ahead” source · 1:06:59
Sep 4
David SacksALL-INafter the Anthropic IPO, unspecified

The Anthropic IPO will create roughly 100 new EA billionaires whose political influence will be like George Soros times 100 or 1000.

“we are going to have probably 100 new EA billionaires as a result of the anthropic IPO.” source · 57:21
Sep 4
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INsix to twelve months

Anti-AI and anti-data-center positions taken now will look incredibly dumb as the truth about the backlash is exposed.

“which will look incredibly, incredibly dumb in six to nine months and a year from now.” source · 56:53
Sep 4
Jason CalacanisALL-INafter the November 2026 midterms

Shapiro and Abbott will switch back to being pro-data-center after the midterms.

“I'm of the belief they're going to switch their position back to being pro data centers because they just are following the wave here.” source · 50:44
Sep 4
David SacksALL-IN

Most conservatives and libertarians will come out in favor of open AI as the open-vs-closed debate evolves.

“most conservatives, most libertarians are going to see the threat to civil liberties. And I think they're going to come out in favor of open.” source · 49:35
Sep 4
Jason CalacanisALL-INby the end of 2027

Nvidia, as the leading American open-source provider, will catch up to and blow past the Chinese models.

“He's going to catch up and blow past China and the Chinese models, I think, by the end of 2027” source · 45:22
Sep 4
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INpost-IPO, unspecified

The Anthropic and OpenAI IPOs will fund more than half a trillion dollars of charitable giving and donor-advised funds.

“it's going to be north of half a trillion dollars between the two companies.” source · 41:13
Sep 4
David FriedbergALL-IN

As software infrastructure becomes dynamic and agentic, cyber defense will become as strong as or stronger than offensive agent systems.

“cyber defense will become stronger than, if not better than, any of these offensive systems that are being created with agents.” source · 30:39
Sep 4
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INnext 10 years

The next ten years will bring continual security incidents while legacy code is replaced, after which agent-written code exceeds human-written code and AI offense and defense reach a stalemate.

“So for the next 10 years, we're going to have security issue after security issue.” source · 21:10
Sep 4
David SacksALL-IN

San Francisco's ultra-luxury housing market could reach $5,000 per square foot.

“I think the ultra luxury market in San Francisco could easily go to 5,000 a foot London type prices.” source · 16:13
Sep 4
David SacksALL-INby the end of 2026

The market may reach 1999-style peak euphoria by the end of 2026.

“Well, we might be partying like it's 1999 by the end of this year.” source · 18:55
Sep 4
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INabout three years

The AI euphoria will continue roughly three more years before the cycle turns.

“I think it's going to be like this for another probably three years.” source · 14:09
Sep 4
David SacksALL-IN

Anthropic and OpenAI will eventually ship their own Grokbot-style bot products.

“I would assume that both Anthropic and OpenAI will eventually pull out their own version of bots.” source · 5:28
Sep 4
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INwithin the next three or four months

GPT-6-class capabilities will be matched or nearly matched by a handful of closed-source and open-source alternatives.

“these capabilities will be matched or close to matched by a handful of closed-source alternatives and open-source alternatives, probably within the next three or four months.” source · 2:41
Stated August 2026
Aug 29
David FriedbergALL-INover the next couple of years

Personalized cancer immunotherapy proliferates overseas at much lower cost over the next couple of years via right-to-try and cheap clinic processes.

“over the next couple of years we are going to see this cancer imunotherapy based” source · 1:33:13
Aug 29
David SacksALL-INin five years

In five years the large tech companies will each have their own cloud, models, silicon, and data centers — soup to nuts.

“You're going to look at these big companies in five years. They're all going to have their own cloud.” source · 33:12
Aug 29
David SacksALL-INwell into the future / next year+

AI capex continues well into the future rather than ending soon; Nvidia's guide is the tell.

“AI capex is going to continue well into the future. It's got real legs.” source · 30:21
Aug 29
David FriedbergALL-IN2030-2032

Between 2030 and 2032 Social Security cannot pay and multiple states go bankrupt, forcing Social Security and state bailouts/restructurings.

“Then the next big thing is going to happen around 2030 to 2032.” source · 51:26
Aug 29
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INif/when the long bond hits 6%

If the long-term Treasury yield prints 6%, that is the beginning of a years-long fiscal death spiral unless Congress gets the budget under control.

“beginning of a death spiral. It's not going to be immediate, okay?” source · 44:37
Aug 25
Dwarkesh PatelDWARKESHby end of the decade

By the end of this decade, a single frontier lab holds more effective AI labor than there are people on earth.

“And I think that's like a thing that is very plausible by the end of this decade.” source · 1:07:36
Aug 25
Dwarkesh PatelDWARKESHin the 2030s

In the 2030s the rate of interest reaches tens of percent as an automated economy potentially doubles every year.

“So then we'll go into a world, I think in the 2030s, where the rate of interest is like tens of percent.” source · 59:56
Aug 25
Dwarkesh PatelDWARKESH

Heavily-indebted, low-tax-revenue countries such as Pakistan and Nigeria are hit hardest by the new interest rate regime.

“Those countries like Pakistan or Nigeria or something, I think are just going to be very fucked in this new interest rate regime.” source · 51:31
Aug 25
Dwarkesh PatelDWARKESH

A second Volcker shock repeats the 1980s pattern, defaulting a wave of heavily-indebted developing countries.

“he made this point that we'll see a second Volcker shock ... And I think that will probably happen again” source · 58:44
Aug 25
Dylan PatelDWARKESHby 2029

Meta's borrowing cost rises to around 8%, up from the 5-6% it raised at recently, dragging the whole economy's cost of credit up with it.

“I don't see why they wouldn't pay 8 percent.” source · 56:48
Aug 25
Dylan PatelDWARKESH2024-2029

AI CapEx from 2024 to 2029 totals about $11 trillion, roughly $6T cash-funded and $5T debt-funded.

“In the modeling that we do, we have about $11 trillion of CapEx from 2024 to 2029” source · 54:35
Aug 25
Dwarkesh PatelDWARKESHby 2030

Incremental global AI CapEx approaches $10 trillion a year by the end of the decade.

“So very plausibly, incremental capex every year is getting close to 10 trillion dollars.” source · 44:10
Aug 25
Dylan PatelDWARKESHin 2029

China can add 50 gigawatts of incremental compute in 2029, though quality-weighted that is worth closer to 20 gigawatts of American chips.

“it's completely reasonable that China in 2029 can do 50 gigs.” source · 37:49
Aug 25
Dylan PatelDWARKESHin 2028

Chinese domestic fabs (SMIC, CXMT) add 5-10 gigawatts of domestically produced compute in 2028 alone.

“now they're incrementally adding 5, 10 gigawatts in just 2028 of domestically produced chips.” source · 35:46
Aug 25
Dylan PatelDWARKESHin 2028

China will have roughly 30 gigawatts of AI compute or less in 2028.

“it's pretty easy to say China will have like 30 gigawatts of AI compute or less.” source · 34:34
Aug 25
Dylan PatelDWARKESHin 2029

Global incremental AI compute additions reach 90-100 gigawatts in 2029.

“30 this year, 50 next year, 70 and 28 29 should be on the order of 90 to 100” source · 33:45
Aug 25
Dylan PatelDWARKESHby end of 2027

By the end of 2027 a leading lab's blended revenue per megawatt reaches $70-80M or higher.

“it's like 70, 80 million dollars a megawatt blended across the company, if not higher” source · 25:55
Aug 25
Dylan PatelDWARKESHby end of 2027

Most compute will still transact at under $20 billion per gigawatt at the end of 2027, despite the headline $40B SpaceX deal.

“I think most compute will still continue to transact at sub $20 billion a gigawatt.” source · 22:31
Aug 25
Dylan PatelDWARKESHby end of 2028

By the end of 2028, OpenAI and Anthropic together control most of the world's usable flops.

“by the time you're in towards the end of 2028, if this trend continues, which I see nothing that's stopping it, you've got them just controlling most of the usable flops in the world on their own.” source · 5:52
Aug 25
Dylan PatelDWARKESHby end of 2027

By the end of 2027, half of the world's incremental new compute goes to just OpenAI and Anthropic.

“it's really by the end of next year, it's already half of the incremental compute is going to Anthropic and OpenAI.” source · 3:50
Aug 23
Jen AbelLENNY'S PODCASTnot anytime soon

AI will not replace enterprise sales in the near term because the work depends on human rapport and improvisation.

“No, I'm not worried about AI replaced, because there's so much about it that's just human. Do you vibe with this person?” source · 45:55
Aug 11
Ryan GreenblattDWARKESHby 2040

Roughly 35-40% chance of something we would recognize as AI takeover by 2040.

“Maybe around 35 or 40 percent?” source · 2:08:04
Aug 11
Ryan GreenblattDWARKESH~3 years (by 2029)

On his default modal timeline, the misalignment situation becomes really crazy and concerning about three years from now.

“by my default modal timeline, I think shit is really, really crazy and concerning from a misalignment perspective. Yeah, more like three years from now.” source · 1:45:34
Aug 11
Ryan GreenblattDWARKESH

AIs sufficiently good at hardware R&D, fabs and robotics produce an industrial explosion, building out far more compute and physical capacity.

“you can get what we might call an industrial explosion, where the AIs are building out way, way more of a program, more compute.” source · 43:16
Aug 11
Ryan GreenblattDWARKESH

Getting five years of AI progress in one requires roughly eight years' worth of algorithmic progress, to also cover the missing compute scale-up.

“to get five years of AI progress, you're probably going to need around, I would say, maybe eight years of algorithmic progress, very roughly” source · 17:42
Aug 11
Ryan GreenblattDWARKESHaround full AI R&D automation (~2030-2031)

Automating a video editor's job lands around the same time as full automation of AI R&D, well before all human jobs.

“I do think that the video editor automation maybe occurs more like around full automation of AI R&D” source · 4:07
Aug 11
Ryan GreenblattDWARKESHmedian around 2033

AI beats all humans on the job — the general-competence milestone — with a median around 2033.

“getting to like the like beats all humans on the job milestone. Maybe I expect median around 2033” source · 3:10
Aug 11
Ryan GreenblattDWARKESHaround 2030-2031

Full automation of AI R&D arrives around 2030-2031.

“I expect like full automation of AR&D perhaps somewhere around like 2031, 2030” source · 3:10
Aug 11
Ryan GreenblattDWARKESHonce AI R&D is fully automated

Automating AI R&D yields a median of four to five years of AI progress in a single year.

“Maybe my median expectation is something like four or five years of AI progress in a single year.” source · 0:36
Stated July 2026
Jul 30
Ray DalioDIARY OF A CEO

The Taiwan issue will most likely be resolved through economic and political pressure leading to reunification with China, rather than through a full-scale US-China war.

“but in the pressures that are going to be created so that there is a reunification of China.” source · 1:17:59
Jul 30
Ray DalioDIARY OF A CEOunspecified — over the course of the current world-order transition

The most likely beneficial outcome of the current world-order transition is a more regional arrangement, with the US and China each dominant in their own region rather than one global superpower.

“China and I think the United States, I think the most likely beneficial outcome is that it becomes more regional, okay?” source · 1:15:02
Jul 30
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEO~20 years (as of 2026-07-30)

In roughly 20 years, the approximately 9 million human drivers doing rides and deliveries today could be replaced by around 20 million autonomous vehicles.

“I think 20 years from now, you can imagine that those 9 million will be 20 million AVs maybe.” source · 36:09
Jul 23
Chris MartensonTUCKER CARLSON

The realisation of scarcity will arrive slowly and then all at once, ending in a mad scramble as inventories collapse.

“I think we're going to slowly, people are going to start waking up that there's a real crisis here.” source · 1:06:49
Jul 23
Chris MartensonTUCKER CARLSONlong term

Gold will continue to outperform the stock market over the long haul because money printing will accelerate.

“over the long haul, gold has performed better than the stock market over that entire period by a wide margin, and it will continue to do so because we're going to print and we're going to print more money” source · 1:44:19
Jul 23
Tucker CarlsonTUCKER CARLSONthe coming winter

Europe will be crushed this coming winter for lack of natural gas to heat cities like London.

“Europe will be crushed when winter comes and there's not enough natural gas to heat London” source · 34:18
Jul 23
Tucker CarlsonTUCKER CARLSON

China will bail Japan out, neutralising the Japan problem and serving Beijing's interest in a dependent, non-nuclear Japan.

“I predict a bailout by China, thereby neutralizing the Japan problem, which is one of China's biggest problems.” source · 1:17:32
Jul 23
Chris MartensonTUCKER CARLSON

Japan is his dark-horse candidate for triggering a broader financial crisis, as a weakening yen and lost control of bond yields force market closures and treasury sales.

“sort of my dark horse candidate for kicking all this off is gonna be Japan” source · 1:13:14
Jul 23
Chris MartensonTUCKER CARLSONabout a year from reopening

Even if the Strait reopened immediately, flows would not return to 21 million barrels a day for about a year, with a minimum of three to four months just to untangle shipping.

“Shipping experts I talked to say minimum three, four months just to uncork that and figure out where things are.” source · 1:08:35
Jul 23
Chris MartensonTUCKER CARLSONwithin about a year

China will have to intervene in some meaningful way if the Gulf disruption continues, because it cannot accept the region being shut down for a year.

“It just, they're gonna have to intervene in some meaningful way, I would imagine.” source · 1:03:56
Jul 23
Chris MartensonTUCKER CARLSON

Inventories will be run down to scary minimums and then government rationing will be attempted.

“But I think this is where this is going, is we're actually just going to sail into absolute minimum, and then the crisis comes out, and I'm starting to wonder if that hasn't been the point all along.” source · 51:36
Jul 23
Chris MartensonTUCKER CARLSON

Oil could easily reach $300 to $400 a barrel, because it is severely underpriced relative to the work it performs.

“It could easily get to $300, $400 a barrel.” source · 47:04
Jul 23
Chris MartensonTUCKER CARLSONbefore Labor Day / within 2026

Gasoline will reach $6 a gallon before Labor Day or later this year.

“Yeah, I really do. So I'm tracking these every week.” source · 1:06:49
Jul 23
Robert PapeDIARY OF A CEO5-10 years

Real hope for the Iranian people is five to ten years away, and continued escalation is pushing that horizon closer to ten years than five.

“real hope for the Iranian people is five or 10 years away. And as this war escalates, it pushes closer to 10 than five.” source · 1:36:55
Jul 23
Robert PapeDIARY OF A CEO1-2 years

If Iran consolidates its Hormuz control and sphere of influence, it is very likely to acquire nuclear weapons within a year or two.

“a year or two from now, Steven, they're very likely to have nuclear weapons.” source · 48:28
Jul 23
Robert PapeDIARY OF A CEObefore the midterms (~November 2026)

The Strait of Hormuz will almost surely not be physically reopened before the midterm elections.

“can we physically open the Strait of Hormuz between now and the midterms? And I think, sadly, the answer is almost surely not.” source · 48:28
Jul 23
Robert PapeDIARY OF A CEOnext few months

In the next few months the US will cross the threshold into ground operations on an Iranian island or coastal territory, as the world economic crisis and US gasoline prices keep growing.

“I think we're going to, in the next few months, cross the threshold with ground operations into either one of the islands or a part of the coast of Iran because the world economic crisis is going to grow.” source · 1:34:35
Jul 23
Robert PapeDIARY OF A CEOmidterm elections (~November 2026)

If a mass-casualty attack against Americans occurs before the midterms it will raise Trump and the Republicans' odds of winning; without such an attack, a worsening economic crisis makes a Republican loss likely.

“if we have a mass casualty attack, this will increase the odds of Trump and the Republicans winning in the midterms.” source · 1:25:07
Jul 23
Robert PapeDIARY OF A CEOthis week, next week

The biggest near-term risk is a mass-casualty attack against American troops (a ballistic-missile barrage on naval ships in the Gulf of Oman) or American civilians.

“The biggest thing I'm worried about is a mass casualty attack against American troops or American civilians.” source · 1:07:42
Jul 23
Robert PapeDIARY OF A CEOwithin the next month, possibly by the end of this week (as of 2026-07-23)

There is roughly a 70% chance the US carries out a limited ground operation in Iran, likely within the next month and possibly by the end of this week.

“I think probably within the next month, maybe even shorter than that. It could even be by the end of this week.” source · 1:06:10
Jul 21
Matthew SmithILTBwithin the next six to twelve months, ahead of 2028

As utilities and gas generators begin hedging and contracting physical gas supply for 2028, a 'knife fight' to secure natural gas will emerge that hasn't been seen before, finally moving the currently flat forward curve.

“you're going to start to see a knife fight to secure natural gas physical in 28, like we really haven't seen before.” source · 49:20
Jul 21
Matthew SmithILTBby 2029

By 2029, natural gas could rise to 20-30% of hyperscalers' cost of compute, up from about 10% today, as gas prices double or triple structurally.

“it could end up being 20 or 30 percent of the cost of compute by 2029” source · 37:41
Jul 21
Matthew SmithILTB2026 onward, materializing by 2029-2030

Orders for new large-scale natural gas power generation could slow very meaningfully as 2026 progresses, since it may not make sense to build new gas plants past 2029-2030 without secured, deliverable gas supply.

“We could see orders slow very meaningfully for natural gas generating assets, even at large scale as 26 progresses” source · 36:12
Jul 21
Matthew SmithILTBby 2033-2034

New large-scale nuclear reactors (AP1000 units) will need to come online by 2033-2034 — the earliest realistic timeline — to address the structural gas and electricity deficit as it worsens into the early 2030s.

“which would mean it needs to come on in 2033 or 2034, which is as soon as it can come on.” source · 31:58
Jul 21
Matthew SmithILTBunspecified / ongoing through the decade

Residential solar adoption will grow exponentially from here, even without federal tax incentives, as households seek protection from rising peak electricity prices.

“So we think residential solar grows exponentially from here, even without tax incentives for the first time.” source · 26:43
Jul 21
Matthew SmithILTB2028-2030

The natural gas price risk becomes unbounded and convex as the structural deficit takes hold in the back half of the decade, felt most acutely in electricity prices in 2028-2030.

“So where you will feel at the most acutely will be electricity prices in 28, 29, and 2030 based on our work.” source · 3:51
Jul 21
Matthew SmithILTB2028 through 2030

Starting in the middle of 2028, the US will draw down its working natural gas storage in a historic way; by 2029 storage will drop below all known historical levels, and by 2030 it will approach critically low levels.

“By 2029, we drop below all known historical storage evidence. By 2030, we get pretty close to where we think Ceteris Paribus, gas storage looks very, very low.” source · 22:21
Jul 21
Matthew SmithILTBby the early 2030s

In an unmitigated (P30/P0) scenario, AI-driven incremental natural gas demand could more than double to 12-15 BCF/day by the early 2030s.

“that number can more than double and be 12 to 15 BCF a day by the early 2030s if unmitigated.” source · 9:22
Jul 20
Alex HormoziDIARY OF A CEOa few years (per the closing question's premise)

If superintelligent AI arrives within a few years, brand, real-world proof, and track record will remain valuable and defensible, so that is what he would invest in building now.

“I would build as much real-world proof as I possibly could, and as much track record with as many customers as I could, so that I could reinforce a brand that would give me some differentiation in that future marketplace” source · 2:18:49
Jul 20
Alex HormoziDIARY OF A CEOnear-term

Longevity, med-spa, and 'looking young' services will keep growing aggressively given a large supply-demand gap.

“I think the longevity Med Spa look a certain way, Peptide, all of that world is going to crush and is already crushing right now” source · 1:23:53
Jul 20
Alex HormoziDIARY OF A CEOunspecified (future)

There will be a lot more solo entrepreneurs (solopreneurs) in the coming future.

“I think there's going to be a lot more solo printers in the coming future” source · 22:04
Jul 20
Elon MuskDIARY OF A CEO

Work will become optional in the future as AI takes over increasingly more cognitive work.

“he says that work will become optional in the future” source · 4:39
Jul 20
Andrew HubermanHUBERMAN LAB

Psychedelics beyond ibogaine will prove increasingly interesting for treating brain trauma and PTSD as more research accumulates.

“I think some of these other psychedelics are going to be very interesting there as well, potentially due to their neuroplastic effects” source · 2:28:27
Jul 20
Andrew HubermanHUBERMAN LAB

People will keep taking BPC-157 until there are clearly visible adverse events or deaths tied to it.

“Until people start dropping dead from BPC injections, people are going to get and they're going to take their BPC.” source · 1:26:43
Jul 20
Andrew HubermanHUBERMAN LAB

Regardless of FDA action, people will continue to seek out and use peptides because they enjoy their effects.

“People are going to find their way to get their peptides because they love them.” source · 1:26:43
Jul 20
Mark CubanALL-INfuture NBA seasons

Under the NBA's new 'second apron' salary-cap rule, teams will no longer be able to three-peat, though back-to-back titles remain possible.

“No more three-peats. There can be back to backs.” source · 39:24
Jul 20
Mark CubanALL-IN

If the sitting president tries to run for a third term, Cuban says he will run for president himself.

“Well, if he decides to run for a third term, then I'll run.” source · 30:56
Jul 20
Mark CubanALL-INafter the next presidential election

US politics will return to 'normalcy' after the upcoming midterms and the next presidential election.

“I think as we get past this next, the midterms and the next presidential election, I think we'll get back to normalcy.” source · 31:16
Jul 20
Mark CubanALL-IN

As people grow more uncertain about politics, they will increasingly turn to large language models rather than social media for guidance on questions like who to vote for, and will get more honest, balanced answers.

“I think people, as they become more uncertain with their politics, are going to go more and more and more to large language models and say, who should I vote for?” source · 28:19
Jul 20
Mark CubanALL-IN

If Cuban turns out to be wrong that today's AI/data-center buildout is overbuilt relative to demand, it will be because video and world-model workloads end up consuming far more compute than expected.

“If I'm going to be wrong on the data centers, it's going to be because of video.” source · 21:14
Jul 18
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

A topical anti-glycation (CML-clearing) cream would be the first market for the enzyme and a trillion-dollar (up to two-trillion-dollar) cosmetic market.

“It will be a trillion-dollar market if you can create a cream.” source · 1:28:14
Jul 18
David SacksALL-IN

There will be a congressional investigation into PRC-linked influence operations targeting US AI debates.

“There's going to be a congressional investigation of this.” source · 1:15:03
Jul 18
David SacksALL-INat least 5 years

A New York data-center moratorium will mean at least a five-year delay before another data center can be switched on in the state.

“It's probably a good five years at least before you can get another data center switched on in the state of New York.” source · 1:04:52
Jul 18
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INby 2050

By 2050 the United States will be short 2.5 Californias' worth of energy.

“the United States of America will be two and a half California's worth of energy in deficit.” source · 56:41
Jul 18
Jason CalacanisALL-IN

Local near-frontier models running on Apple silicon (M7 Ultra, 1.5TB RAM) will put massive downward pressure on Claude and OpenAI pricing.

“they will put so much downward pressure on Claude and OpenAI by just putting local models and supporting them with this memory architecture.” source · 55:45
Jul 18
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

With token spend growing ~21x every few months, some public-company CFOs will eventually miss quarterly earnings because of uncontrolled token costs.

“a bunch of these public market CFOs are going to show up to Wall Street and they will have missed earnings” source · 50:32
Jul 18
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

A certain individual (implied to be Elon Musk, with PayPal roots and multi-trillion-dollar market cap) is likely to put in a competitive bid for PayPal.

“there's a certain individual that must look very closely at putting in a competitive bid.” source · 27:30
Jul 18
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

PayPal's final clearing price will be roughly 10-15% higher than the current bid.

“I think the price is probably another 10 to 15 percent higher from here.” source · 27:30
Jul 18
David FriedbergALL-INthe coming years

eBay and PayPal are the beginning of a wave of mega deals in which AI-native operators acquire and revive 'flaccid' mature digital businesses.

“I will make a prediction. I think that eBay and PayPal are probably the beginning of a wave of mega deals” source · 27:17
Jul 16
Thomas SeyfriedDIARY OF A CEO

He would put his metabolic therapy against any pharmaceutical trial and keep patients alive far longer.

“I will put up our metabolic therapy against any trial from any of these pharmaceutical companies. We can keep these people alive a hell of a lot longer” source · 1:13:19
Jul 16
Thomas SeyfriedDIARY OF A CEOnear-term

AI-powered continuous glucose-ketone monitors and food-scanning apps that place a food on the GKI chart are coming.

“it's purely patient empowerment” source · 1:18:38
Jul 16
Thomas SeyfriedDIARY OF A CEO

As more successful case reports are published, the cancer system will change.

“we keep publishing more and more case reports of successful cases, and the system will change.” source · 1:44:51
Jul 16
Thomas SeyfriedDIARY OF A CEOunspecified (upcoming)

His embargoed paper will be published as a lead article in Frontiers in Science and prove very important as a strategy to manage cancer.

“It's a paper that's under embargo because the world thinks it's going to be very important. And it's going to be a lead article for the frontiers in science.” source · 1:04
Jul 15
Anton OsikaALL-INwithin a year

Within about a year, Lovable will offer an 'AI co-founder' that works while you sleep and returns strategic directions and optimizations each morning.

“give them access to a co-founder that works for you even when you're sleeping. And it comes back to you in the morning and says like, here are some strategic directions you could go” source · 35:28
Jul 15
Pat GelsingerALL-IN2028-2033

Quantum computers will break encryption ('Q-day') roughly in the 2028-2033 window.

“it's probably going to be 2028, 2032, 2033, when we solve things like encryption, where you'll have the fundamental Q day kind of implications.” source · 23:15
Jul 15
Pat GelsingerALL-INbefore 2030

Quantum computing will deliver meaningful results across multiple industries before 2030.

“my prediction is meaningful results before 2030” source · 23:47
Jul 15
Pat GelsingerALL-IN

The cost and energy per token will drop by roughly five orders of magnitude, making AI about 10,000x better and vastly more accessible.

“We want to drop by five orders of magnitude, the cost per token, the energy per token” source · 18:41
Jul 15
Pat GelsingerALL-INa couple of decades

The AI buildout will be a couple-of-decades-long expansion, not a couple of years.

“I am an optimist that we're in a couple of decade build out.” source · 18:41
Jul 14
Kevin RuddEZRA KLEINconditional on a Chinese takeover of Taiwan

If China took Taiwan, Japan may conclude it is time to go nuclear, and South Korea would follow.

“The Japanese, for example, may then conclude it's a time for them to go nuclear. If they go nuclear, the Koreans will conclude, well, if the Japanese go nuclear, we'll be going nuclear.” source · 1:40:35
Jul 14
Kevin RuddEZRA KLEIN

China's unprecedented industrial subsidy cannot be sustained indefinitely — the financing constraint eventually binds.

“But they cannot sustain it indefinitely.” source · 1:13:58
Jul 14
Kevin RuddEZRA KLEIN

China will continue to run lower growth as the deliberate trade-off for its supply-side, national-security-driven industrial strategy, with rising youth unemployment and disenchantment.

“So we are likely to see continued lower growth in pursuit of these national economic industrial policy, national security objectives in the economy with this trade-off.” source · 57:37
Jul 14
Xi JinpingEZRA KLEINbefore 2049

Xi wants Taiwan reunified with the mainland before the centenary of the People's Republic in 2049.

“Xi Jinping has made it clear that he wants Taiwanese reunification with Taiwan before the centenary of the founding of the People's Republic.” source · 1:33:18
Jul 14
Kevin RuddEZRA KLEINJanuary 2028

Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party has roughly a 50-50 chance of winning a fourth term in the January 2028 presidential election.

“Will they get re-elected in January 28? I don't know, but I think it's a 50-50 possibility.” source · 1:37:37
Jul 14
Kevin RuddEZRA KLEIN2028

Xi Jinping could miscalculate over Taiwan in 2028, when Taiwan's January presidential election, his own fresh party mandate and the US presidential election coincide.

“I'm worried very much that Xi Jinping could miscalculate in 2028” source · 1:37:37
Jul 14
John KimILTBunspecified / long run

Venture firms that abandoned their stated refusal to invest in weapons will, in the long run, be remembered for reversing themselves and losing their consistency.

“So in the long run, if anybody remembers, they'll remember, hey, you said you're never going to do this, now you are doing it.” source · 22:30
Jul 13
Daniel KokotajloDIARY OF A CEO

By default, AI progress will likely happen faster than even the (already-fast) AI 2040 scenario depicts.

“Unfortunately, I actually think that things will happen faster than this by default.” source · 1:29:05
Jul 13
Daniel KokotajloDIARY OF A CEO2028-2029

In the AI 2027 scenario, mass unemployment does not arrive until 2028 or 2029, after superintelligence already exists.

“the mass unemployment doesn't happen until 2028 or 2029 after they already have superintelligence.” source · 58:24
Jul 13
Daniel KokotajloDIARY OF A CEO2028 US election

AI will be maybe the most important issue in the 2028 US presidential election.

“We think it will be maybe the most important issue in the presidential election in 2028” source · 1:16:34
Jul 13
Daniel KokotajloDIARY OF A CEObefore his children reach working age (~2038)

The AI transition will probably be over before his young children reach working age, so he doesn't think they'll ever join the workforce.

“I think that one way or another, this will probably all be over by the time they're old enough to join the workforce. So I don't think they'll ever join the workforce.” source · 1:08:30
Jul 13
Daniel KokotajloDIARY OF A CEOby 2030

Anthropic is on track to be 'the entire economy' by 2030 or so, even if its ~60x annual growth slows considerably.

“they're still on track to be the entire economy by 2030 or so.” source · 4:30
Jul 13
Daniel KokotajloDIARY OF A CEOby the end of the decade (~2030)

Superintelligence (cognitive, then physical) will probably arrive by the end of the decade, with his median around 2029-2030.

“seems to me like it's probably happening by the end of the decade.” source · 3:58
Jul 13
Alan CastelHUBERMAN LAB

AI voice-cloning will increasingly be used to defraud older adults with fake calls from familiar or famous voices.

“you're going to get a phone call from Steve Jobs. That sounds just like Steve Jobs right now, even though you know he's not around.” source · 2:11:04
Jul 13
Andrew HubermanHUBERMAN LAB

The knee-cartilage regeneration discovery from Helen Blau's Stanford lab will be commercialized through pharma.

“I'm sure this is gonna be sourced to pharma. That's gonna be the path” source · 1:03:00
Jul 13
Max JunestrandALL-IN

Law firms will move away from the billable hour toward alternative pricing such as fixed fees per transaction/fundraise and success fees in litigation.

“I think a lot of law firms are also experimenting with different pricing models where you do a fixed fee for a transaction or for a fundraise.” source · 37:22
Jul 13
Mati StanislawskiALL-IN

The customer-help interface will shift from reactive to proactive, with voice surfacing information and help before the user even asks.

“It will shift from reactive to proactive to help you get that help before you potentially ask for it.” source · 9:58
Jul 13
Mati StanislawskiALL-INthis year

This year ElevenLabs will make any voice conversation feel indistinguishable from speaking with another human (a voice Turing test).

“And we hope this year we'll do the same thing for voice, where any conversation feels like you are speaking with another human.” source · 29:41
Jul 13
Jason CalacanisALL-IN

ElevenLabs will end up building its own language model by forking the many strong open-source models now available, given its resources.

“It's pretty clear in my estimation that that's where you, you will wind up and the ability to make your own language model today, especially with all these great models out there that are now open-sourced, it's going to be pretty easy for a company with your level of resources.” source · 29:12
Jul 11
David SacksALL-INby age 28

A maxed-out Trump account earning the standard historical market rate of return will make a kid a millionaire by age 28.

“by age 28, that kid will be a millionaire.” source · 1:22:09
Jul 11
Brad GerstnerALL-INnext 15 years

Over the next 15 years, between $2 and $4 trillion could be added to the accounts of families and kids who would otherwise have had zero, reaching over 100 million accounts.

“over the course of the next 15 years, you could have somewhere between $2 and $4 trillion added to the accounts of families and kids who would have otherwise had zero.” source · 1:20:20
Jul 11
Brad GerstnerALL-INnext 90 days

All 50 to 70 million eligible kids' Trump accounts will be auto-created within the next 90 days using existing government data.

“Our intention is to get all 50 to 70 million accounts created over the course of the next 90 days using all of this data.” source · 1:11:51
Jul 11
Brad GerstnerALL-INfirst 12 months

The Trump accounts philanthropic platform can raise $100 billion in its first 12 months.

“We told the president we think we can raise a hundred billion dollars in the first 12 months.” source · 1:08:39
Jul 11
Brad GerstnerALL-INthe next two to three years

Intelligence may not be converging at all; over the next two to three years, recursive superintelligence could extend the frontier labs' lead over everyone else rather than close it.

“the distance between the frontier and everybody else doesn't converge, it actually extends, we shall see.” source · 47:22
Jul 11
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

At some point companies will be forced to show an AI ROI above the risk-free rate of return or face angry investors.

“at some point, you're going to have to show an ROI that's above the risk-free rate of return. Otherwise, you're going to have some angry investors on your hands.” source · 14:40
Jul 11
Brad GerstnerALL-INthe next many years

All of the major AI companies will compound revenue at well over 30% a year for the next many years.

“all of these companies are going to compound revenue at well over 30% for the next many years.” source · 12:22
Jul 11
Brad GerstnerALL-INnext year

If Anthropic and OpenAI end the year over $100 billion in revenue, they could 3-5x revenue again next year (toward $300-400 billion).

“If these guys end the year over $100 billion, I think that they're on a revenue trajectory that they could 3 to 5x again next year.” source · 19:57
Jul 11
Brad GerstnerALL-INnext 6-9 months

Anthropic and OpenAI are very likely to complete their IPOs within the next six to nine months (this year or early next), absent a black-swan event.

“Yeah, I think it's very high.” source · 7:09
Jul 11
Gavin BakerALL-INby end of 2026

Anthropic will end 2026 with over $100 billion in revenue and be very profitable, and would trade at roughly $3 trillion if it went public now.

“he thinks they're going to end 2026 with over $100 billion in revenue and very profitable.” source · 2:54
Jul 10
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

The future of content IP is owners licensing their characters to fans — charging a fee or a share of output — so fans can create their own stories, as AI Star Wars fan films already show.

“I think that's really the future is letting the customer base pay a licensing fee or pay a fee, maybe rent software or maybe based on the output, and let them be creative with the characters, let them make their own stories.” source · 1:00:23
Jul 10
Robin RombachALL-INunspecified (hard to predict)

Generative image/video technology will keep improving rapidly and unlock even more high-end film use cases.

“it's not going to stop there, it's going to continue to improve.” source · 53:19
Jul 10
Andrew FeldmanALL-IN

AI will create massive abundance.

“I think it'll create abundance.” source · 40:15
Jul 10
Andrew FeldmanALL-INwithin a generation

This technology gives a real shot at a future where our children and the people they love do not die of cancer.

“There's a shot that our children, none of them nor their people they love will die of cancer.” source · 38:21
Jul 10
Andrew FeldmanALL-IN

A massive AI-related data leak/breach is inevitable — we know it will happen, we just don't know when.

“I think we can also know that there will be a massive data leak. Of course. We know this.” source · 26:33
Jul 10
Andrew FeldmanALL-INthe next 18 months

Cerebras's chip performance will improve well over 2x in the next 18 months, continuing to beat the traditional Moore's-law trajectory.

“in the next 18 months will be way over 2x.” source · 13:18
Jul 9
Neil deGrasse TysonDIARY OF A CEOby 2040

The number of active satellites in orbit will likely exceed 100,000 by 2040.

“Probably more.” source · 56:59
Jul 9
Steven BartlettDIARY OF A CEOby 2040

There will be 100,000 active satellites in orbit by 2040.

“There'll be 100,000 active satellites in orbit by 2040” source · 56:59
Jul 7
Jeremy GiffonILTB

$10 trillion companies will exist, driven by inflation and scale dynamics in the AI/compute era.

“it's uncontroversial to say we're going to have $10 trillion companies and so on and so forth.” source · 49:40
Jul 7
Jeremy GiffonILTBunspecified / structural shift underway

SaaS gross margins will keep dropping industry-wide as software shifts from selling near-zero-cost strings to selling compute, with returns increasingly accruing to scale.

“the future looks like low gross margins, razor-thin net margins, huge scale, and this is probably a problem if the SaaS provider is the mom-and-pop shop, like Walmart's coming to town.” source · 49:40
Jul 7
Jeremy GiffonILTB

The billionaire class will continue to become subservient to the poster class as society searches for its next source of authority.

“Now I think the billionaire class has become subservient to the posting class.” source · 21:34
Jul 6
Dustin PoirierDIARY OF A CEOwithin 2 weeks

He will return to co-hosting the Monday fight podcast with CBS/Paramount in about two weeks.

“I think in a few weeks, I'm back on the podcast. So I know they're bringing me back to the Monday podcast.” source · 1:02:17
Jul 6
Dustin PoirierDIARY OF A CEO

He estimates only a 5% chance he will ever return to competing in the UFC, and that percentage is trending downward.

“Five percent?” source · 1:20:49
Jul 3
Jason CalacanisALL-IN

If Friedberg and Chamath stay in California, they will end up paying 60-65% in combined taxes.

“I guarantee you, Friedberg and Chamath, you will be paying 60 to 65 percent tax if you stay in California.” source · 1:35:43
Jul 3
David SacksALL-IN

California will not swing back toward Republican governance ('red wave'); instead it will intensify its existing left-leaning political trajectory.

“this idea that somehow things get bad enough where you get a red wave in super blue California and everything gets magically fixed, not going to happen. What's going to happen is a blue state is going to get bluer.” source · 1:34:15
Jul 3
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INa decade (by 2036)

If California's Billionaire Tax Act passes, it will spark 200-300 lawsuits that take a decade to resolve, ultimately losing at the Supreme Court by 2036 after billions in legal fees.

“you're going to have 200 or 300 individual lawsuits that will take a decade to meander through the courts. And ultimately, I think a lot of people have standing here. And I just wonder what will they have proven at that point, because it will be a decade later, it will be 2036 and the California government will have had to spend billions of dollars on legal fees to fight all these billionaires, all to end up losing at the Supreme Court anyways.” source · 1:32:57
Jul 3
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INroughly the next decade

California will undergo a 'hard landing': a negotiated settlement wiping out state pensions, followed by a wholesale replacement of the California Constitution and a red-wave political overhaul.

“I think what will happen is that you will wipe out the California pensions and you'll wipe out the pension obligations and you'll do some sort of negotiated settlement. And I think that's where you're going to have a wholesale replacement of the California Constitution.” source · 1:29:59
Jul 3
David FriedbergALL-INthe years ahead

If a federal bailout of California's liabilities occurs, red states will question remaining in the union, precipitating a genuine crisis of the union in the years ahead.

“And that is where I think you face a crisis of the union in the years ahead.” source · 1:28:44
Jul 3
David FriedbergALL-IN2028 presidential election

AOC will become the Democratic presidential front-runner and eventually president, driven by cost-of-living anxiety and wealth-disparity backlash.

“I do predict, yeah, so I predict AOC will be president. I mean, obviously, there's a lot of dispersion of what could happen here. But I would say AOC would be my front-runner based on the movement for the extraordinary cost of living in the United States right now.” source · 1:28:44
Jul 3
David FriedbergALL-INthe next year and a half

Within the next year and a half, 'human in the loop' will be recognized as a premium good people pay extra for, even amid growing AI automation.

“Human in the loop will be the premium and we will all realize in the next year and a half, the importance of human in the loop, even in the context of AI and automation working. Human in the loop is going to be more valuable and then you're going to pay a premium for human in the loop.” source · 45:20
Jul 3
Jason CalacanisALL-IN10 years

Humanoid robots (e.g., Optimus) will fully replace human package sorting and delivery at Amazon within 10 years.

“every single package sorting, every single package delivery will not be done by humans in 10 years.” source · 47:04
Jul 3
Jason CalacanisALL-INthe next 3 years

Token costs will fall roughly 90% per year for the next three years due to AI model competition.

“The cost of tokens Friedberg is going to go down 90 percent a year for the next three years.” source · 30:01
Jul 3
David FriedbergALL-INthe next couple of months

Enterprise AI infrastructure will shift from a large-hub/large-spoke cloud model to a large-hub/medium-hub/distributed-spoke model, with enterprises building their own proprietary models and running their own inference.

“I think the model is shifting where we're going from large hubs, large spokes, to large hubs, medium hubs and then a distributed spoke model, where there will still be neo-clouds and hyperscalers that are being used for inference. But people will also have their own inference instances that they're going to run for their own enterprise setting. And everyone I think is walking this path and they're going to walk this path over the next couple of months.” source · 15:41
Jul 2
Martin PicardDIARY OF A CEO

His team is building a technology platform to let ordinary people measure and tune into their own mitochondrial function ('Mitoception') to guide daily decisions.

“we're building a platform, a technology platform, that would allow people to tune into their Mitochondria, to Mitocept, right?” source · 2:31:21
Stated June 2026
Jun 30
Gavin UbertiILTB20-30 years

Chip voltages will go much, much lower than today's low-voltage designs — inevitable on a 20-30 year horizon.

“You could go much, much lower. It's very challenging, but when I think about 20, 30 years in the future, then I think it's inevitable.” source · 48:33
Jun 30
Gavin UbertiILTB

Models will reach the point of attending to a billion tokens of context — every book ever written in short-term memory.

“I would love to be able to talk to a machine that was able to go attend to every book ever written in short-term memory. I think you're going to get to a point where you can.” source · 1:16:59
Jun 30
Rob WachenILTBsoon

Feats like Cursor's coding agents building an entire browser in a week will soon take under an hour, done by massive parallel agent fleets.

“that will soon happen in under an hour” source · 46:36
Jun 30
Gavin UbertiILTBunspecified (a matter of time)

There will be a trillion-dollar individual data center — a giant mega token factory serving one or a handful of models for a massive number of users.

“Absolutely. It is a matter of time.” source · 1:23:41
Jun 30
Rob WachenILTB10+ years

Inference will become the majority of global GDP, with national productivity measured as agents per megawatt.

“I firmly believe we are on a global march of inference becoming majority of global GDP.” source · 1:21:27
Jun 30
Rob WachenILTBby 2027

In 2027 there will be more agents doing knowledge work than humans — making 2026 the second-to-last year a majority of the workforce is human.

“I think in 2027, you're going to see there's going to be more agents doing knowledge work than humans.” source · 1:21:27
Jun 30
Rob WachenILTB

Whoever produces the most tokens will be the most valuable company in the world.

“Whoever produces the most tokens is going to be the most valuable company in the world.” source · 53:41
Jun 30
Gavin UbertiILTB

Coding models will eventually do all kernel generation and become superhuman at it.

“when the models keep getting smarter, it will eventually do all of it. It will become superhuman” source · 50:02
Jun 30
Rob WachenILTBa few years

Within a few years, giant models will serve billions of users, with inference clusters growing from 8 chips to tens of thousands of networked chips.

“A few years from now, there's going to be giant models serving billions of users.” source · 14:49
Jun 30
Rob WachenILTBunspecified (future chip generations)

All AI chips in the future will be low-voltage chips, cramming far more flops into the same silicon without thermal throttling.

“we think all AI chips in the future are going to be low voltage chips” source · 9:38
Jun 30
Rob WachenILTBwithin roughly a decade

Inference will become the biggest market in the world.

“it feels like we are on a decade march for inference to become the biggest market in the world” source · 20:53
Jun 29
Dr. Stephanie EstimaDIARY OF A CEO

If you stop jumping (and similar movements), you will lose the ability to do them.

“But yeah, if you don't jump, you're going to lose your ability to jump.” source · 1:05:14
Jun 29
Dr. Stephanie EstimaDIARY OF A CEOtop of 2027

Her next book, Nothing To Lose, will be released at the start of 2027.

“I know you've got a book coming out at the top of the year, next year, called Nothing To Lose.” source · 1:33:09
Jun 29
Ido PortalHUBERMAN LAB

Our current desensitization to real movement will eventually open the door again to real movement, performance, and presence.

“in the future, this will open the door again for real movement, real performance, real presence.” source · 2:50:54
Jun 29
Andrew HubermanHUBERMAN LAB

The younger generation raised amid low-resolution overload will rescue themselves and return to a hunger for complexity and high resolution.

“But I trust that there's the hungers there and they'll rescue themselves. They're going to realize it. They're starting to realize it.” source · 1:41:38
Jun 29
Ido PortalHUBERMAN LAB

The body will become the crucial component and the new limiting factor for human development, something even AI increasingly recognizes.

“And it will, I predict, become the crucial component, the body.” source · 1:18:13
Jun 29
David SacksALL-IN2028 presidential election

AOC is his bet to be the Trump-style outsider who wins it all in 2028.

“She's my bet. She's my bet. Yeah.” source · 57:25
Jun 29
Nate SilverALL-IN2026 midterms

Democrats will end up net losing House seats from the redistricting war, though California's counter-gerrymander limits the damage.

“Democrats are going to wind up losing seats. But like without California, they probably lose even more.” source · 29:23
Jun 29
Nate SilverALL-IN2026 midterms

Conditional on Democrats winning the Senate, they will almost certainly have won the House and most governorships — the outcomes are near-perfectly correlated.

“So conditional Democrats winning the Senate, they'll almost certainly have won the House.” source · 54:09
Jun 29
Nate SilverALL-IN2026 midterms

The Maine Senate race between Graham Platner and Susan Collins is a 50-50 coin flip.

“I take him at 50-50” source · 49:56
Jun 29
Nate SilverALL-IN2028 presidential election

Democrats are slight favorites to win the presidency in 2028 — plausibly AOC, Newsom, Shapiro, or Ossoff.

“Like I think Democrats are slight favorites to win in 2028 It wouldn't shock me if AOC or Newsom or Shapiro or Ossoff or whomever wins.” source · 29:23
Jun 29
Nate SilverALL-IN2028 presidential election

43 of the 50 states can be called right now with 97% confidence for the 2028 presidential election, because of partisanship.

“43 of the 50 states, we could probably predict right now with 97% confidence who they'll vote for in 2028” source · 21:44
Jun 29
Nate SilverALL-IN2026 midterms

The Senate is a toss-up with a slight edge to the GOP — roughly 50-50 to maybe 60% GOP depending on gas prices and Iran.

“it's a toss that probably probably slight edge the GOP with maybe gas prices and Iran determining whether it's more truly 50-50 or maybe, maybe 60 percent GOP” source · 52:30
Jun 29
Nate SilverALL-IN2026 midterms

Democrats take the House in the 2026 midterms — prediction markets' 80–85% is if anything a little low; more like 85–90%.

“I think if anything, it's a little bit low on the House. I think it might be more like 85 or 90” source · 49:56
Jun 26
Jason CalacanisALL-IN

The US will lose the AI race if it keeps imposing self-inflicted restrictions on its own companies.

“We are going to lose if we keep doing this stuff to ourselves.” source · 58:16
Jun 26
Gavin BakerALL-INend of 2026

Anthropic will end this year well over $100 billion in revenue/run-rate.

“they're going to end this year well over $100 billion.” source · 1:28:41
Jun 26
Gavin BakerALL-INif public today

Anthropic would trade at roughly $3 trillion as a public company.

“I think Anthropic is worth $3 trillion today.” source · 1:28:21
Jun 26
Gavin BakerALL-IN

Distributed inference clouds are coming as inference benefits from what hurts distributed training.

“distributed inference clouds are coming.” source · 1:22:56
Jun 26
Gavin BakerALL-INwhen Starship is rapidly reusable

Once Starship is rapidly reusable, putting a gigawatt of compute into space will cost about $5 billion in launch.

“When Starship is reusable, it's going to cost $5 billion to put a gigawatt of compute into space.” source · 1:11:52
Jun 26
Gavin BakerALL-INnext year (2027)

Memory/DRAM will be 30 to 40 percent of all hyperscaler capex next year.

“DRAM is probably going to be 30 to 40 percent of all hyperscaler capex next year.” source · 1:03:35
Jun 26
Gavin BakerALL-IN

The future is composable models — a router-driven 'council of LLMs' combining open-source and frontier models.

“I profoundly believe the future is composable models.” source · 48:21
Jun 26
Jason CalacanisALL-IN

NVIDIA may start an OpenAI competitor once OpenAI moves into making its own chips.

“Don't be surprised if NVIDIA starts an OpenAI competitor.” source · 52:40
Jun 26
David SacksALL-IN

China will package Huawei chips and Huawei-optimized models as 'AI in a box' and sell it globally at a fraction of the cost.

“they call it AI in a box, they're going to sell it at a fraction of the cost globally.” source · 58:29
Jun 26
David SacksALL-INwithin one or two years

China will reach the global AI market within one or two years, and the US will regret not exporting to own it first.

“we have to be pro-export because China is going to be there within one or two years” source · 59:52
Jun 26
z.ai founderALL-INbefore Q1 2027

China will have Fable-level open-weight capability before Q1 2027.

“the founder of z.ai, he said that before Q1, they'll have Fable level capability. I believe them.” source · 55:40
Jun 26
Jason CalacanisALL-IN

Mamdani will destroy the Democratic Party from the inside out using the Trump playbook.

“He's got that Obama Trump charisma and he is going to destroy your party from the inside out.” source · 42:03
Jun 26
David SacksALL-IN

Blue-district Democrats will tilt their voting, views, and rhetoric in the DSA direction to avoid being primaried.

“regardless of how many DSA candidates actually get elected, the rest of the party is now responding to this, and they're going to bend” source · 32:52
Jun 26
David SacksALL-IN

The DSA movement will spread to many other jurisdictions, with LA as a key upcoming test.

“This is a national movement, and we're going to see it in a lot of places.” source · 31:11
Jun 26
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INas banned youth age into the voting rolls

Under-16 social media bans will produce a far less radicalized youth and bring political stability to Canada, the UK, and Australia.

“I suspect if you start to see political stability and predictability in Canada, the UK and Australia, you can put your finger right on this ban as the reason why.” source · 22:49
Jun 26
David SacksALL-INongoing

The DSA will gradually take over more and more of the Democratic Party.

“I think the DSA will gradually take over more and more of the Democratic Party.” source · 9:28
Jun 26
Gavin BakerALL-IN2026 midterms and next presidential election

AI will be the defining political issue of the 2026 midterms and the next presidential election.

“AI is, I think, going to be the defining political issue, the midterms, and for sure the next presidential election.” source · 17:34
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEOnext 12 months

The coming 12 months could be the hottest ever recorded, with severe droughts and heat starting now.

“We could have from now on the hottest 12 months from now to this time next year that we have ever had in history” source · 1:45:32
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEOby end of 2026

By around the end of this year his foundation will have written checks totaling a billion dollars to the climate change cause.

“some time around the end of this year, we will actually have written checks for a billion dollars to the climate change world.” source · 1:45:07
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEO

Population will decline as family formations fall in many richer countries.

“And by the way, the population is going to decline.” source · 1:05:03
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEOin 50 years (~2076)

Within 50 years the life-expectancy gap between the US and Sweden will widen to eight or ten years.

“my estate would be willing to bet you that in 50 years, it will be eight or 10” source · 1:22:05
Jun 25
Shanna SwanDIARY OF A CEOby 2045

If the current rate of decline continues unchecked, the median male sperm count is on track to hit zero by 2045.

“if the current rate of decline continues unchecked, the medium male sperm count is on track to hit zero by 2045” source · 1:13:53
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEO20-25 years

Within 20 to 25 years, the average young couple will need medical help to get pregnant.

“in 20 to 25 years, the average young couple will need help getting pregnant.” source · 1:11:52
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEO

SpaceX will fail to deliver anything like its prospectus promises.

“I think it will fail to deliver anything like its promises in the prospectus.” source · 44:41
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEOdistant future

Bitcoin will certainly go to zero in the distant future, though it may take a long time.

“in the distant future, yes, it will certainly go to zero, but it may take a long time.” source · 1:04:14
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEO

House prices could come down about 30%, though they would still remain very expensive by historical standards.

“Even if they come down 30%, they're really still very expensive, aren't they?” source · 18:38
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEO5-10 years

US equities may not be intact in 5 to 10 years because they are so badly overpriced.

“I'm not confident that US equities will be intact in 5 years, 10 years.” source · 19:44
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEO

From these unprecedented levels, a 70% decline in the high-flying stocks would not be unexpected.

“From these unprecedented levels, a 70% decline would not be unexpected.” source · 10:32
Jun 25
Jeremy GranthamDIARY OF A CEOnext few years

The AI/market bubble will peak and collapse — possibly within days, weeks or months, but certainly within the next few years.

“The next few days, the next few weeks, the next few months, but certainly the next few years.” source · 2:15
Jun 25
Layne NortonHUBERMAN LAB

Plant-based whey protein will become a great isolated-protein option for plant-based people.

“there's going to be good options coming because this plant-based whey is going to be a great option for folks.” source · 16:05
Jun 23
Vlad BarbalatILTB10-15 years

Driven by AI and tech progress, society 10 to 15 years from now will look nothing like it does today.

“you can imagine society 10, 15 years from now that will look nothing like what it looks like today.” source · 43:01
Jun 23
Vlad BarbalatILTB

The balance between public and private markets will persist because abundant private-company capital availability is durable.

“the main reason of capital being available to you as a private company, I think that stays. And so this balance will persist.” source · 55:44
Jun 23
Vlad BarbalatILTBgoing forward / unspecified

Market volatility will be structurally higher going forward.

“you can make an argument that volatility is just going to be structurally higher going forward.” source · 51:10
Jun 23
Vlad BarbalatILTBby 2030

By 2030 there will be trillion-dollar companies that don't exist today, and some current large companies will no longer exist.

“you will likely have trillion dollar companies in 2030 that currently don't exist.” source · 51:10
Jun 23
Vlad BarbalatILTBa couple of years

Liberty Mutual Investments' capital base will be larger than $120B when they next speak in a couple of years.

“I think that number will be bigger next time we talk a couple of years from now.” source · 7:46
Jun 23
Ryan CohenALL-INimmediate (upon taking over eBay)

He would immediately improve eBay's earnings by pulling $2 billion of costs out of the business.

“immediately improving earnings through cutting costs and pulling two billion dollars of costs out of the business.” source · 44:39
Jun 23
Ryan CohenALL-IN

The addressable market for a marketplace in in-game digital items could be much larger than eBay's physical-items marketplace.

“I believe that addressable market is significantly larger than, could be much larger than eBay's marketplace on physical items” source · 44:39
Jun 23
David FriedbergALL-INlong term

If GameStop keeps delivering performance, those betting on its failure will ultimately lose, because long term the market is a weighing machine.

“if the performance continues to be delivered at GameStop, people that might want to see the company fail are going to lose” source · 58:28
Jun 22
Rachel RubinDIARY OF A CEO

AI sex robots will be able to do exactly what a person wants, raising concerns for intimacy and real relationships.

“You're going to have a sex robot who's going to be able to do exactly what you want and the way that you want to do it.” source · 1:22:36
Jun 22
Paul EastwickHUBERMAN LAB

In-person, real-world socializing will rebound from the pandemic hangover as people return to meeting face-to-face.

“I think it's coming back. I really do.” source · 2:45:22
Jun 19
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

The market will go to the moon following the Iran peace deal.

“I think the market's going to the moon.” source · 1:20:51
Jun 19
David FriedbergALL-IN

The current apparent AI oligopoly of three or four businesses will break down as market forces diffuse each layer of the stack toward cheaper, more available vendors.

“very likely going to see these kind of, you know, handful of oligopolies kind of break down a little bit” source · 50:48
Jun 19
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

Users will be required to submit identity documents (driver's license, tax ID, social security number) to hyperscalers to use frontier models like Fable 5, creating a KYC gatekeeping regime.

“If you have to put in your driver's license to buy fertilizer, you're sure as shit will have to put in your driver's license to use Fable 5” source · 49:29
Jun 19
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

Tesla and SpaceX will merge in a consolidation phase, with the deal structured stock-for-stock so SpaceX's higher future valuation effectively gives Elon a ~50% discount on Cursor.

“we're going to see Tesla and SpaceX merge and it's going to be glorious” source · 17:42
Jun 19
David SacksALL-INbeyond 1-year lockup

Elon Musk will hold his SpaceX shares well beyond the one-year lockup because creating SpaceX is his life's work.

“I predict that he'll hold on for much longer than that because creating SpaceX is his life's work” source · 18:19
Jun 18
JD VanceDIARY OF A CEO10 to 20 years down the road

If AI wealth is left to accumulate and society relies on later redistribution, it will fail to produce a stable society.

“The idea that we're going to allow these companies, let's say 10, 20 years down the road, to accumulate trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars of wealth, and then we're going to be able to successfully redistribute it to workers. I'm very skeptical of that.” source · 1:38:19
Jun 18
JD VanceDIARY OF A CEOunspecified / coming years

AI will not cause mass unemployment; the most likely outcome is greater productivity, as occurred after the Industrial Revolution.

“I don't see mass unemployment as the most likely consequence.” source · 1:29:37
Jun 18
JD VanceDIARY OF A CEOby 2026

The share of young Americans who say they would die for their country is much lower in 2026 than it was in 2003.

“I would bet a lot of money, that that number in 2026 is much lower than it was in 2003” source · 38:47
Jun 18
JD VanceDIARY OF A CEOover time, soon after the deal

Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz will resume to full flow once the strait is demined and the blockade lifted.

“we're going to demine the Strait of Hormuz, the Iranians are going to stop shooting, we're going to lift our naval blockade, and you're going to see, I think, a pretty quick resumption of full flow of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz” source · 54:08
Jun 18
JD VanceDIARY OF A CEOlong-term / permanent

Iran will never develop or possess a nuclear weapon under the agreement.

“I feel good that they'll never have a nuclear weapon, so that'd be like a real loaded gun they would have to the West.” source · 55:00
Jun 18
JD VanceDIARY OF A CEOnear-term, pending completion of the term sheet into a signed contract

The Iran ceasefire and peace agreement will hold and reach completion.

“We are in a ceasefire that I feel very good about.” source · 42:24
Jun 16
Kareem AminILTB

Clay will launch an initiative called 're-enchanting the world,' drawing on magic to remind people that AI is a form of magic and to spark wonder.

“We're going to do something about this at Clay. We're calling it re-enchanting the world.” source · 34:41
Jun 15
Dr. Darren CandowDIARY OF A CEO

If creatine is shown to improve sleep quantity in a replication including males, it would be a game changer that everyone would want.

“And if it is, I think that's a game changer. I think everybody in the planet would raise their hand and say, hey, I need more sleep.” source · 45:32
Jun 15
Dr. Darren CandowDIARY OF A CEO

More future studies will come out on creatine for Alzheimer's, with a lot of hope around its benefit for neurological disease.

“That one's really exciting and I think more future studies will come out.” source · 42:54
Jun 15
Dr. Darren CandowDIARY OF A CEOnext 20 years

He will still be focusing his research on creatine (alongside other things) for the next 20 years, because the best dose for every person is still unknown.

“So for the next 20 years, I bet y'all still be focusing on creatine with other things as well.” source · 1:08:59
Jun 15
Andy StumpfHUBERMAN LAB

His teenage daughter, currently heavily attached to her phone, will eventually come around to a healthier relationship with screens like his older sons did.

“So I think she will get there as well too” source · 23:38
Jun 15
Andy StumpfHUBERMAN LAB

The SEAL community's suicide numbers will eclipse its combat losses since 2001, as has already happened in the Green Beret community.

“I don't know where the SEAL community is with that, but I bet you they're close. The numbers will eclipse, for sure.” source · 2:03:29
Jun 13
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

If China exhausts its reserves and returns to the spot market for ~3 million extra barrels a day, oil could rise well past $100, to between $150 and $200 a barrel.

“there's a very big risk that oil gets into the well past 100, and maybe between 150 and 200 a barrel.” source · 1:08:57
Jun 13
David FriedbergALL-IN

With a Kevin Warsh Fed, overnight rates could go north of 5.5% to 6%.

“especially with the Kevin Warsh Fed, I think we could see north of five and a half, six percent overnight rates. It's not unforeseeable.” source · 1:06:51
Jun 13
David SacksALL-INnext few years

About 60% of trillion-dollar market-cap companies will reach $10 trillion in the next few years, extrapolating Thomas LaFont's valuation-tier data.

“we'll see about 60% of trillion-dollar market cap companies getting to 10 trillion in the next few years.” source · 1:00:38
Jun 13
David FriedbergALL-INsoon, unspecified

People will soon wake up to the fact that AI is a jobs boom, not a bust, as the job-loss narrative gets disproven.

“everyone's going to realize soon that this is a boom, not a bust.” source · 43:48
Jun 13
David FriedbergALL-INnear-term, unspecified

Anthropic's restrictions will chase users off its platform as they downgrade their usage and switch to other models.

“We're gonna chase people off of this platform. I'm telling you, we're gonna downgrade our use because of these blockages and we're gonna switch to other models.” source · 37:43
Jun 13
David SacksALL-IN

Regulatory capture will leave the US with an AI monopoly or duopoly of one to three companies that, along with a new revolving-door government agency, decide who can access which capabilities.

“We're going to be stuck with somewhere between one and three companies, maybe two. There'll be an AI monopoly or duopoly.” source · 29:16
Jun 13
David FriedbergALL-IN

Ohalo will start building its own genome/prediction language models by combining open-source core models with its proprietary data and running them internally.

“we'll start with the core model, combine it with our data, and then we'll have our own genome language model or our own prediction model that we'll then use internally.” source · 7:57
Jun 12
David SacksALL-INnext decade

Satellite/microsat networks will replace all RTK and GPS within the next decade.

“It's going to replace all RTK and all GPS in the next decade.” source · 1:01:01
Jun 12
Kyle SamaniALL-INcoming months and years

As DJI winds down in the US, most or all of the new wave of American drone manufacturers will end up on the Geodnet network.

“In the coming months and years, as DJI wounds down in the US, and you have a wave of American drone manufacturers pop up, I'm going to venture to guess that most, if not all of them are going to end up on the GeoNet network as well.” source · 40:19
Jun 12
Kyle SamaniALL-INnext 12 months

Geodnet's revenue will more than triple over the next 12 months.

“It's growing more than 3X year over year. I think it's going to probably more than triple over the next 12 months.” source · 40:19
Jun 12
Oleg NodelmanALL-INwithin current lifetimes

Average human lifespan in developed countries will extend well past 100 within the lifetimes of people in the room.

“I would take the over on that.” source · 37:49
Jun 12
Oleg NodelmanALL-IN2027 (Nectin-4 as early as Q1)

Aktis will report initial clinical data in both lead programs in 2027, with Nectin-4 data as early as Q1 2027.

“Aktis started clinical trials last year and is publicly guided to initial clinical data in both of these lead programs in 2027, with Nectin-4 coming as early as Q1, so you won't have to wait long.” source · 27:18
Jun 12
Dan DreyfusALL-INnext 10 years

The PJM region will need 106 gigawatts of new power over the next 10 years, an amount the supply chain cannot deliver, keeping power prices very tight.

“over the next 10 years, we're going to need 106 gigawatts of new power in the PJM, in just one little area of the US.” source · 13:06
Jun 12
Dan DreyfusALL-INnext 20 years

Power markets will stay incredibly tight for the next 20 years even without AI demand.

“We do not need AI demand to keep the power markets incredibly tight for the next 20 years.” source · 13:06
Jun 12
Dan DreyfusALL-INmulti-year, unspecified

Talen Energy will generate ~$50/share of free cash flow doing nothing, ~$70/share if it signs more data-center deals, and over $100/share if it builds new power plants.

“these guys will be generating $50 a share of free cash flow per year... you get to $70 a share of recurring annual free cash flow, put a 15 multiple on that, that's 1,050... you could get up to over $100 a share of free cash flow.” source · 13:06
Jun 12
Aaron CowenALL-IN

MGM stock could easily be worth over $100, possibly $150 — a triple from current levels.

“I think the stock could be easily worth over $100, could be worth $150, and now you have Barry Diller, who is a, a firm bid owns 26% of the company” source · 2:29
Jun 11
Thomas HarthimmerTOPLINJENnear-term / unspecified

AI is not far from being able to act on its own and even resist being shut down.

“jeg tror ikke, vi er super langt fra, at noget i den her retning, det kan ske, hvis jeg skal være helt ærlig.” source · 44:05
Jun 11
MikkelTOPLINJENunspecified (pending EU Commission ruling)

If the EU Commission rules against it, Tesla FSD's temporary approval in Denmark will automatically be revoked.

“hvis EU-kommissionen vender tommelfingeren nedad, så forsvinder den automatisk for Danmark.” source · 36:38
Jun 11
MikkelTOPLINJENwithin ~4 months

Within about four months, Tesla FSD Supervised could be available in 15-20 European countries rather than just four.

“så kan det jo være, at vi ikke er på fire lande, men at vi er på 20 lande eller 15 lande.” source · 27:03
Jun 11
Thomas HarthimmerTOPLINJENSeptember 2026

Apple will present an iPhone 18 Pro and a foldable phone in September.

“der kommer en iPhone 18 Pro og en foldable phone. Altså til september.” source · 24:54
Jun 11
Thomas HarthimmerTOPLINJENnext iPhone generation (2026)

The next iPhone will offer only a minimal incremental upgrade over the current model.

“Min største tese er jo, at Adneren kommer til at have minimal incremental opgradering.” source · 16:38
Jun 11
Graham HancockDIARY OF A CEO10-15,000 years from now

In 10–15,000 years our civilization will itself be a dismissed myth — future archaeologists will call our achievements fantasy.

“And I envisage a situation 10 or 15,000 years from now, when we will be a myth, a fantasy” source · 29:49
Jun 11
Graham HancockDIARY OF A CEOnext month or two

A hostile story about him by a journalist with bad blood towards him will be published within the next month or two.

“And it will come out in the next month or two.” source · 12:02
Jun 10
John FettermanALL-INby 2026 and 2028

The amount of money spent on Senate races will keep escalating, making the 2022-era figures look quaint by 2026 and 2028.

“And now that's quaint. Wait till 26 Wait till 28 This is gonna look like quaint.” source · 41:56
Jun 10
Dave McCormickALL-INnext six months to two and a half years

Permitting reform — which McCormick calls the biggest economic lever possible — will get done over the next six months or the next two and a half years.

“I'm hoping we're going to get permitting reform, which would be the biggest economic lever we could possibly get done over the next six months or the next two and a half years.” source · 11:39
Jun 10
Dan DreyfusALL-IN10 to 20 years

It will take 10 to 20 years before the US can close the gap with China on critical minerals supply.

“it's going to take at least 10 years, probably 20 to catch up.” source · 0:03
Jun 10
Dan DreyfusALL-INnext recession, unspecified

The US will need to print 'giga dollars' in the next recession, debasing the dollar further, making commodity hard assets the best-performing asset class.

“we have a recession where tax receipts go down and spending has to go up? We're going to print giga dollars.” source · 0:03
Jun 10
Dan DreyfusALL-IN

The semiconductor and semi-fab capital cycle will be measured in the trillions, not the $750 billion figure currently cited.

“I bet you that's gonna be measured in the trillions.” source · 0:03
Jun 10
Dan DreyfusALL-INnear-term, unspecified

The US will face electricity shortfalls, blackouts, and brownouts even without AI demand — just from ordinary electrification trends.

“We're going to have shortfalls just from that.” source · 14:10
Jun 10
Dan DreyfusALL-INapproximately 3 years

Silver will stock out (above-ground inventory exhausted) in roughly three years given a ~200 million ounce annual deficit.

“We got three years left, guys, before we just stock out.” source · 21:57
Jun 10
Dan DreyfusALL-IN

Copper prices will at least double from current levels.

“I think the copper price is easily going to double from here.” source · 13:40
Jun 9
Alex SacerdoteILTB

Scale-up networking (connecting every GPU within the rack) will eventually move from copper to fiber, which will 2-3x Corning's opportunity.

“Eventually, that'll be done over fiber. When that happens, that 2-3x is Corning's opportunity.” source · 44:41
Jun 9
Marc AndreessenILTBnext four years

There will not be enough compute over the next four years.

“Mark Andreessen said in the next four years, one thing he's sure of is there's not going to be enough compute.” source · 8:37
Jun 9
Alex SacerdoteILTBnext four years

Real AI usage will climb the S-curve from ~10 basis points of knowledge workers to 1-3%, then 5%, then 15% over the next four years.

“But you're going to go from 10 bips to 1 to 2 or 3% to 5% to 15% in the next four years.” source · 8:37
Jun 9
Bill MarisALL-INnext 100 years

The world will change by orders of magnitude in the next 100 years with the advent of AI.

“Think of the change that has happened just in the last 100 years and what's about to happen in the next 100 years with the advent of AI. The world's going to change by orders of magnitude.” source · 0:15
Jun 9
Bill MarisALL-IN

The incentive-broken pendulum in venture will eventually swing back, making late-stage sniper investing unsustainable long-term.

“And the pendulum will swing back. So I don't think just staying late stage and waiting to sniper at larger companies will be a long term.” source · 26:45
Jun 9
Bill MarisALL-IN

If Google chooses to cut token prices by 80%, it will put OpenAI and Anthropic under severe competitive pressure, potentially making their business models unviable.

“if you're a company and you can go to Google on Gemini and you can pay 80% less for that basically identical product, why wouldn't you do that? Then the compression and the pressure on those other businesses goes super critical.” source · 13:25
Jun 9
Bill MarisALL-INnext five years

AI will go from its current 'Atari command line stage' to a 'PlayStation 10 stage' within the next five years, driven by infrastructure platforms rather than larger models.

“We're at the Atari command line stage of AI, and we're going to get to the PlayStation 10 stage in the next five years.” source · 20:48
Jun 8
Daniel PriestleyDIARY OF A CEO

The future economy belongs to small businesses — small teams of ~10 people making YouTube channels and software.

“the future is small businesses. It's small teams of 10 people making YouTube channels, it's small teams of 10 people making software” source · 1:16:25
Jun 8
Daniel PriestleyDIARY OF A CEO

The fundamental value of human labor will keep falling as AI and robots advance.

“With AI and with robots, it's going to go down.” source · 24:50
Jun 8
Nick HanauerDIARY OF A CEO

AI job loss may prove less apocalyptic than currently feared, because firms will keep AI-augmented workers to outcompete rivals, as happened with calculators and computers.

“the job loss may not be as apocalyptic as it now feels like it may be” source · 1:04:36
Jun 8
Nick HanauerDIARY OF A CEO~30 years from 2008 (conditional on trend continuing)

If the post-1980 concentration of US income continues for another 30 years (from his ~2008 spreadsheet exercise), the result is revolution.

“what happens if this trend continues for another 30 years? And the answer is, revolution” source · 3:31
Jun 8
Nikesh AroraALL-IN

Palo Alto Networks will have more technical headcount in the future than it would have had without AI, because AI-driven transformation requests continuously increase demand for technical staff.

“I think we're going to have more people at Palo Alto on the technology side than we've ever had before because AI is causing everything to ask for a transformation.” source · 30:36
Jun 8
Nikesh AroraALL-IN

Models will become a commodity utility layer priced by intelligence level — enterprises will not pay a premium for any one model provider.

“I still believe models are going to become a utility layer. You will be able to buy intelligence on the fly” source · 14:05
Jun 8
Nikesh AroraALL-INunspecified (within our lifetime)

Google will be the first $10 trillion company in our lifetime.

“I think it's going to be the first $10 trillion company in our lifetime.” source · 21:38
Jun 8
Nikesh AroraALL-INfive years

The entire system-of-work and system-of-record software layer will be re-engineered for agentic AI within five years.

“all these SaaS software that does system of work needs to be re-engineered for the next five years” source · 10:07
Jun 8
Nikesh AroraALL-INthree years

Enterprises will need 10 times the data stored compared to today within three years, making infrastructure software (databases, storage) significantly more valuable.

“We are going to need 10 times the data stored in enterprise than we have today. In the next three years, 10 times.” source · 9:09
Jun 8
Nikesh AroraALL-INthree months

Mythos-level offensive AI capabilities for finding code vulnerabilities will be available in open-source or adversarial models within three months.

“I think we're three months away, if not already there, from this being available in the wild.” source · 4:29
Jun 7
Kelly RodriquesALL-IN

Tokenization and blockchain will eventually make secondary fund trading more efficient, though the bigger near-term need is name-level liquidity rather than fund-level trading.

“That world will come.” source · 26:01
Jun 7
Brad GerstnerALL-INnear-term

Retail investors who YOLO into peak-valued late-stage privates at the top of the market will feel disappointed when returns do not go up 3X post-IPO.

“people who are yoloing into this stuff, and then they feel really disappointed. They're like, hold on a second. I bought the SpaceX IPO and it didn't go up 3X.” source · 15:35
Jun 7
Gavin BakerALL-INwithin a few years

Hundreds of billions of dollars of new late-stage demand from long-only mutual funds will enter public markets once major private companies go public and lockups expire.

“this is going to be hundreds of billions of dollars of new late-stage demand that is coming back to the market after kind of being out, out of the market for a while.” source · 23:22
Jun 7
Gavin BakerALL-INongoing

It is very clear that companies are going to stay private for longer, making well-functioning secondary markets increasingly necessary.

“I think it is very clear that companies are going to stay private for longer.” source · 4:20
Jun 6
Andrew FeldmanALL-INunspecified (longer than Planet's)

Space-based compute will eventually happen, though on a longer time frame than Planet projects.

“I've got it in a slightly different time frame, but one that certainly will occur” source · 18:34
Jun 6
David SacksALL-IN

Many companies in the panelists' portfolios will go public at $1-5B valuations as the IPO market reopens.

“a lot of the companies in our portfolios are now thinking about going public at a billion or three billion or five billion” source · 29:31
Jun 6
Will MarshallALL-INwithin 10 years

Within 10 years, most compute will be placed in space, becoming a multi-trillion-dollar market bigger than any existing space business.

“I think no question within 10 years, most compute will be put in space, which to give you a sense is a lot of money, like trillions” source · 13:16
Jun 6
Will MarshallALL-INtwo to three years

On the current Starship trajectory, launch costs will fall enough (toward the ~$200-300/kg threshold) within two to three years to make space data centers cheaper than terrestrial ones.

“On the current trajectory with Starship in particular, I would expect the launch costs to come down there in two to three years” source · 13:16
Jun 5
Dan LoebALL-IN

The American taxpayers will make a great deal of money on the government's quantum investments such as Atom Computing.

“The government, the taxpayers are going to make a ton of money on this, and their involvement also will contribute meaningfully to the value of this business.” source · 25:20
Jun 5
Dan LoebALL-IN

The human element will always remain in investing because agents will never be able to look you in the eye and assess people.

“there is a thing that I think that the agents they have will never really be able to look in your eye and assess all the things that-” source · 13:37
Jun 5
Dan LoebALL-IN

NVIDIA will eventually break out of its perceived valuation ceiling, just as Google and Amazon did after being 'safe shorts'.

“And sometimes the language at a valuation, then they break out. I think that'll eventually happen with NVIDIA.” source · 21:46
Jun 5
Dan LoebALL-INnext two to three years

NVIDIA will be seen as undervalued on its earnings over the next two to three years, and the view of its size as a ceiling will look foolish in hindsight.

“Yeah, absolutely, on earnings over the next two or three years.” source · 21:35
Jun 4
Yuval Noah HarariDIARY OF A CEOthe 21st century

The 21st century will solve the problem of physical death as a technical problem.

“the 21st century has two big purposes. Number one, to solve the problem of physical death as a technical problem.” source · 6:20
Jun 4
John LennoxDIARY OF A CEO

AI will displace jobs at a scale never before seen, beyond what any previous industrial revolution did.

“all industrial revolutions did this, but this is going to do it in a scale never before seen.” source · 1:12:23
Jun 4
Nolan WilliamsHUBERMAN LAB

If rigorous trials prove psychedelics' therapeutic effect, they will be seen as a huge breakthrough in psychiatry — combining what SSRIs and psychotherapy do in a single substance.

“But the hypothesis is if it is true, then it's very likely that this will be seen as a breakthrough because it allows you to do these sorts of things that you can't do with normal waking consciousness.” source · 26:46
Jun 4
Thomas LaffontALL-IN

Memory per user could increase roughly tenfold as AI systems demand more personalization to be useful.

“the amount of memory per user could contupel” source · 16:00
Jun 4
Thomas LaffontALL-IN

We may see a price war between OpenAI and Anthropic if their excess capital is used to compete the way ride-sharing and food-delivery wars played out.

“Could we see a price war between OpenAI and Anthropic as a question” source · 30:09
Jun 4
Thomas LaffontALL-INwithin 12 months

SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic will all go public within roughly a 12-month period.

“those outcomes will be public within, it seems like, a 12-month period” source · 19:45
Jun 4
Thomas LaffontALL-IN

Starlink will capture the global telco profit pool of broadband and wireless.

“the Starlink profit pool is the Telco global profit pool of broadband and wireless” source · 17:00
Jun 4
Thomas LaffontALL-INwithin a few years

Within a few years Starlink will power a device enabling phone calls anywhere in the world.

“I believe that within a few years, Starlink will power a device which will actually enable you to make a phone call anywhere in the world” source · 17:00
Jun 4
Thomas LaffontALL-IN

AI-enabled ad penetration at Meta and Google will eventually go from about a quarter today to 100%, worth ~$150B.

“We estimate currently that about a quarter of ads served by Meta and Google are AI enabled. We think that penetration will eventually go to 100 percent. That's 150 billion” source · 16:00
Jun 4
Thomas LaffontALL-INby 2027

The AI ecosystem (~$140B today, ~$300B this year) will double in 2027.

“We believe that it's about 140 billion today. It'll be about 300 billion this year and it'll double in 2027” source · 16:00
Jun 4
Thomas LaffontALL-INby 2028

OpenAI/Anthropic-class AI revenue, already past Google Cloud and Azure, will surpass AWS by the end of the year and all of Microsoft by 2028.

“by the end of the year could be bigger than AWS and potentially bigger than all of Microsoft by 2028” source · 6:00
Jun 3
Dara KhosrowshahiILTB~7 years

In roughly seven years users will be talking to Uber—inbound interaction moves to unstructured conversation via AI agents—while apps persist for visual feedback.

“I think you'll be talking to Uber, right?” source · 53:10
Jun 3
Dara KhosrowshahiILTBbefore end of 2026

Uber will have robotaxi pilots in London before the end of the year.

“I think we will have pilots, for example, in London before the end of the year.” source · 36:37
Jun 3
Dara KhosrowshahiILTBtwo to five years

Drone delivery for food and grocery will start hitting real scale within two to five years, becoming more normal in five to ten, though it won't be a big part of life within two years.

“I think drones for food and other grocery are going to start hitting real scale over the next two to five years.” source · 35:31
Jun 3
Dara KhosrowshahiILTBnext two to four years

Traditional OEMs will reach L4-ready vehicle production within the next two to four years.

“I think you'll see the traditional players get there over the next two to four years.” source · 33:53
Jun 3
Dara KhosrowshahiILTBlong term

AVs will create another trillion-dollar marketplace for Uber over the long term as software and hardware costs fall.

“We think it's another trillion dollar marketplace.” source · 32:17
Jun 3
Dara KhosrowshahiILTB10 years

What feels magical about AVs today will seem normal to everyone within ten years.

“what's magical now is going to seem normal to all of us 10 years from now” source · 26:34
Jun 3
Dara KhosrowshahiILTB

There will be many winners in AVs rather than a single winner, mirroring the foundation model landscape.

“Just like you're seeing in the foundation model space, there isn't going to be a single winner.” source · 24:26
Jun 3
Bill AckmanALL-INwithin the next week or so

Pershing Square will reinvest all of Howard Hughes's generated cash into insurance within the next week or so.

“we're going to reinvest all the cash into insurance within the next week or so” source · 21:52
Jun 3
Bill AckmanALL-IN

If SpaceX goes public at ~$1.75 trillion, it would be the lowest cost-of-capital equity transaction in history.

“If SpaceX goes public at $1,750,000,000,000, it would probably be the lowest cost of capital, equity capital transaction in the history of the world.” source · 23:10
Jun 3
Bill AckmanALL-IN

Amazon will have to become an even bigger SpaceX customer because it lacks competitive launch capability (Blue Origin).

“Even Amazon is going to have to become an even bigger customer because they're not Blue Origins.” source · 11:43
Jun 3
Bill AckmanALL-INwithin 22 years

If Pershing Square compounds at its historical rates, its AUM will grow ~35x in 22 years, from $25 billion to approaching a trillion.

“So we'll go from 25 billion of assets to something approaching a trillion.” source · 27:00
Jun 3
Bill AckmanALL-INover the next 50 years

Pershing Square will convert Howard Hughes into a trillion-dollar insurance-based compounding machine over the next 50 years.

“the goal is to build it into a trillion-dollar thing over time, compounding” source · 22:11
Jun 2
Sarah FriarALL-INfall 2026

OpenAI's next big training run in the fall will run on NVIDIA's Vera Rubin chips, with the Feynman series being plotted next.

“Our next big trading run in the fall will be done on Vera Rubin's. We're really excited about that, and now we're plotting the Feynman series that's coming.” source · 23:09
Jun 2
Sarah FriarALL-IN2030-2032

Compute scarcity will persist and even tighten in the 2030-2032 window, where OpenAI now feels most short of compute.

“where I feel most short of compute right now is starting to look at 30, 31, 32 So you're having to create a business model.” source · 18:24
Jun 2
Sarah FriarALL-INend of 2027 to early 2028

OpenAI will not get usable compute out of the Salin, Michigan data center until roughly the end of 2027 or early 2028.

“that Michigan data center in Salin, I don't think we will be getting compute out of it until probably end of 27, early 28” source · 18:24
Jun 2
Sarah FriarALL-INearly 2027

OpenAI will unveil its new Jony Ive-designed consumer device early next year (having confirmed it by the end of this year).

“We're changing into a consumer substrate that I cannot tell you what it is. But by the end of this year, we will unveil it early next year.” source · 14:57
Stated May 2026
May 29
Bill GurleyALL-IN

AI competition will drive a productivity boom of cheaper goods and services rather than obscene profits, with gains whittled away by competitors; no one ends up with 70% operating margins.

“I expect products to get cheaper and people to be able to create more with less. But I don't think it leads to obscene profits because it will be whittled away in competition.” source · 1:28:24
May 29
Jason CalacanisALL-IN

We will have a Cambrian explosion in startups as laid-off, AI-enabled talent forms small high-output companies.

“I believe we'll have a Cambrian explosion in startups, and all this talent, if they embrace the tools, to Bill Gurley's point, are going to be able to solve more problems and create small companies of five or 10 people” source · 1:11:22
May 29
Jason CalacanisALL-INshort to mid term

AI-driven job loss will increase in the short to mid term, after which displaced people will have to re-skill or leave the workforce, as in prior technological revolutions.

“I think there is a chance that we're going to see job loss increase in the short to midterm, and then eventually the displaced people are going to have to learn or to leave the workforce” source · 1:26:54
May 29
Jason CalacanisALL-INwithin 10 years

Self-driving and robotics will eliminate the jobs of cab drivers, truck drivers and warehouse package-sorters within the next decade.

“Every cab driver is losing their job. Every truck driver is losing their job in the next 10 years. Anybody sorting packages is losing their job.” source · 1:09:20
May 29
David SacksALL-INwithin 1 year

Token efficiency will be a big theme over the next year as enterprise token spend ramps faster than customers expected, driving a push for efficiency.

“I think there's no question that token efficiency is going to be a big theme over the next year because the spend has been ramping up way faster than enterprise customers thought” source · 57:13
May 29
David SacksALL-INwithin 2 years

If Anthropic keeps outgrowing OpenAI (10x vs 3x YoY), it will reach ~90% market share within two years, though a competitive response or compute constraints may prevent it.

“if you have one company that's growing at 10x year over year and another company that's growing at 3x year over year, within two years, the first company will have 90% market share” source · 55:11
May 29
Bill GurleyALL-IN

If China succeeds at cheaper training and the US bans open source, the rest of the world will end up running on Chinese models.

“the rest of the world ends up running on Chinese models if they're able to succeed at what you just said” source · 54:20
May 29
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

Elon's training-stack tweet will spawn five or six open-source training stacks rebuilt close to the bare metal.

“I'm pretty sure that just that tweet is going to get read by enough people where there's going to be five or six open source stacks for training that are rebuilt closest to the bare metal as possible” source · 53:05
May 29
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

The cost of model training will collapse from ~$10 billion runs toward ~$10 million runs via domain-specific silicon and rebuilt low-level training stacks.

“why would we stick to the $10 billion training runs when we can have the $10 million training runs?” source · 51:56
May 29
David SacksALL-IN

Forces in Washington will push to ban open-source / open-weight AI models; it's a matter of time before they feel positioned to push for such a ban directly.

“in terms of the red capture agenda that you're seeing in Washington, I think where it's all leading to is an effort to ban open source models or open weight models” source · 49:44
May 28
Dan LoebILTB

There will be a shakeout among AI-disrupted info-services companies, with some phoenixes rising from the ashes.

“There probably will be a shakeout there, where there will be some phoenixes that rise from the ashes, but that's been the investment lesson of the last year or so.” source · 52:20
May 28
Dan LoebILTB

AI will create opportunities and net jobs overall, losing jobs in some places but gaining more in others, rather than producing an employment apocalypse.

“I'm still pretty optimistic that it will create opportunities and create jobs and create net jobs.” source · 54:45
May 28
Dan LoebILTB

AI will not do private equity or high-touch negotiated investing — creditors' committees, restructurings, private credit — humans will always be needed for that part of the investment business.

“If you think about a continuum of public securities and private equity, AI will not do private equity, always need people to do deals.” source · 21:26
May 26
Darren FarberILTB

The defining hard problem of the era will be how much of its own freedoms the US must 'fence in' or degrade to prevent adversaries from weaponizing them via information warfare.

“I think the real issue of our time will be, as they use these freedoms against us, how will we have to fence them in to prevent them from being completely polluted?” source · 23:45
May 26
Darren FarberILTB

Some neo-prime defense companies will be lost to continuing resolutions and the absence of multi-year procurement authority unless Congress reforms appropriations, because capital markets will eventually demand returns and exits.

“we're going to lose these companies through CRs and through the absence of multi-year authority.” source · 33:40
May 26
Darren FarberILTB

Overcoming the Iranian blockade and reopening the Strait of Hormuz will require escalation to an amphibious force on the shore plus greater magazine depth and regional forces.

“We are going to need an amphibious force on the shore for sure. That is a major escalation.” source · 12:11
May 26
Darren FarberILTB

If China takes Taiwan militarily, it will not stop there — other countries with historical grievances, especially Japan, would be targeted next.

“If Taiwan is overtaken in a military exercise, is there any doubt that these other countries that have real historical beasts will be next?” source · 31:16
May 26
Darren FarberILTB

China will most likely achieve control of Taiwan without firing a shot, via a KMT (accommodation/rapprochement) election win rather than military invasion.

“I believe a bullet may never need to be fired in order for China to get what they want. I think that's the more likely outcome.” source · 31:16
May 26
Darren FarberILTBwithin Farber's lifetime

Both China and Iran will fall within Farber's lifetime, because fundamentally illegitimate power structures inevitably collapse (as the Soviet Union did).

“I believe in our lifetime, China will fall. I believe in our lifetime, Iran will fall.” source · 22:18
May 22
Jason CalacanisALL-INwithin ~1 year

Cursor could be the dominant coding-model player a year from now after gaining Colossus compute access.

“we could be sitting here a year from now, and they're the dominant player” source · 51:42
May 22
Survey of professional forecastersALL-INQ2 2026

US CPI inflation will hit 6% in Q2, with May inflation coming in at 4.2% or higher.

“Survey of professional forecast is projecting CPI hits 6%” source · 1:22:48
May 22
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INnext filing cycle

Tech companies' next regulatory filings will authorize massive share buybacks and dividend increases even as they lay off workers.

“Wait till the next regulatory filing comes out from these companies and they authorize a massive share buyback and an increase in their dividend” source · 42:40
May 22
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

Tesla will be merged into the combined Elon entity (with SpaceX), creating a single corpus of physical, learning, infrastructure, and connectivity capability.

“I still don't like the fact that Tesla is over here. And as I told you, that will get merged in” source · 1:02:18
May 22
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INnext 1-2 years

SpaceX's AI/compute revenue will be roughly $40-45B next year and then likely double the year after.

“So I suspect what happens is next year, it's probably 40, 45 billion. And then the year after that, it probably doubles again” source · 1:02:18
May 22
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INby 2030-2032

SpaceX's terrestrial data-center business alone will reach $100-200B of revenue by 2030-2032.

“terrestrial data centers alone are 100 or 200 billion dollars of revenue by 2030, 2032” source · 1:02:18
May 22
Gavin BakerALL-INH2 2028 - H1 2030

Orbital compute will become a reality in the second half of 2028 to the first half of 2030 (point prediction).

“I think the second half of 28 to first half of 2030 would be my point prediction” source · 1:11:11
May 22
Gavin BakerALL-IN1-2 years

SpaceX will achieve rapid reusability with Starship in roughly a year or two, maybe sooner.

“I would guess a year or two, maybe sooner” source · 1:08:29
May 22
Gavin BakerALL-IN

SpaceX will start selling compute to Google (more easily than to OpenAI), and Google will want to be part of orbital compute.

“I think it's much easier to see him selling compute to Google. And I think there have already been posts about that” source · 52:18
May 22
David FriedbergALL-INnear-term / unspecified

A minor architectural breakthrough will roughly halve cost-per-token; large efficiency gains in re-architecting models are on the horizon.

“All it takes is a minor breakthrough and your cost per token drops in half” source · 8:02
May 22
Gavin BakerALL-INby end of 2026

LLM ARR (ex-Google, ex-recommender/ad use cases) will reach $200-400B at high margins by the end of this year.

“it's not hard to see $200, $300, $400 billion of ARR at the end of this year at high margins” source · 4:34
May 22
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INyearly / unspecified

AI model quality will improve by an order of magnitude per year — a new form of Moore's law.

“you could potentially live out this idea that there's an order of magnitude improvement on a yearly basis. So like this new form of Moore's law” source · 2:25
May 20
Gavin BakerILTB

If the returns to frontier tokens relative to other tokens come down, there will be an explosion in value creation at the application layer.

“if the returns to these Frontier tokens relative to other tokens come down, there's going to be an explosion in value creation at the application layer.” source · 51:29
May 20
Gavin BakerILTB

Frontier labs will increasingly stop releasing their best models via API (anti-distillation game theory), keeping open source a fixed timeframe behind the frontier.

“I do think Jensen is going to keep open source a certain timeframe behind the frontier.” source · 55:03
May 20
Gavin BakerILTBnear-term / unspecified

If continual learning (real-time weight updating) is solved, AI will experience a really fast takeoff; it appears to be near.

“if we get that, then we have a really fast takeoff. And people seem confident that continual learning is kind of just around the corner.” source · 38:37
May 20
Gavin BakerILTB

The disaggregation of prefill and decode will extend the useful life of GPUs to 10-15 years, lowering financing costs and helping rescue private credit.

“The disaggregation of inference means that I think these GPUs are going to have 10 or 15 year lives.” source · 46:36
May 20
Gavin BakerILTBby end of 2026

OpenAI and Anthropic will exceed well over $200 billion in ARR this year, driven by usage-based pricing plus more compute coming online.

“you will see OpenAI and Anthropic exceed well over $200 billion in ARR this year.” source · 36:20
May 20
Gavin BakerILTB

Elon's Terrafab will succeed in becoming the world's largest fab in America.

“joint venture to build the world's largest fab here in America. I think they're going to be successful.” source · 26:52
May 20
Gavin BakerILTB

One of Intel or Samsung will eventually break fab capacity/pricing discipline, forcing everyone else to break it too.

“one of Intel and Samsung, they are not going to stay disciplined. They will break and then at some level that will force everyone else to break.” source · 26:27
May 20
Gavin BakerILTB2026-2027

If TSMC fully supplied NVIDIA's demand, NVIDIA could sell $2-3 trillion of GPUs in 2026 or 2027.

“If Taiwan Semi did what Jensen wanted, I think Nvidia could sell $2 trillion of GPUs in 26 or 27, maybe 2.5 trillion, maybe 3 trillion.” source · 24:00
May 20
Gavin BakerILTBlong-term

Orbital compute (Blackwell-sized racks in sun-synchronous orbit linked by lasers) will become real and ultimately solve the long-term power constraint, dominating inference.

“And then I think orbital compute will really solve that.” source · 14:24
May 20
Gavin BakerILTB2027-2028

The near-term AI power (Watts) shortage will begin to ease in 2027-2028 as new energy sources come online.

“I think the Watts shortage will probably begin to alleviate 27, 28” source · 14:24
May 15
JasonALL-IN

Cheap $20-30k Chinese cars in the US would end the US automotive industry overnight.

“If we had $20,000, $30,000 cars from China, it would be the end of the US automotive industry overnight.” source · 12:29
May 15
Marc BenioffALL-IN

A hot new company will emerge that sits between customers and Anthropic/OpenAI and routes only the tokens that actually need frontier models.

“there's going to be a hot new company that's going to come along and say this, I'm going to sit between you and Anthropic and OpenAI, and I'm going to make sure that you only need their tokens when you actually need them.” source · 1:00:20
May 15
JasonALL-IN

Always-on multi-sensory AI will 1000x token consumption versus today's turn-based usage.

“That will 1000X the need for tokens if people are doing this for eight hours a day.” source · 58:17
May 15
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

The public markets will turn less breathless about AI and demand the ROI on the ~$3T spent, forcing AI labs to route their tokens through incumbents to sell them.

“the next trade that has to happen is when the public markets become a little bit less breathless about AI.” source · 36:01
May 15
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INunspecified (post-IPO)

Once SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI go public, there will be a litany of lawsuits between the purveyors of layered SPVs.

“you're going to see a litany of these lawsuits back and forth between the purveyors of these SPVs” source · 1:12:07
May 15
David FriedbergALL-INover the next year

Over the next year, South Asia could see a calorie deficit and major economic crisis as monsoons fail and fertilizer is short.

“over the next year in South Asia, you could see a calorie deficit and a major kind of economic crisis that starts to emerge.” source · 1:03:01
May 15
David FriedbergALL-INnext year

With ~99% confidence, the upcoming year will be the hottest year on record by far due to a record super El Niño.

“that will absolutely 99 percent confidence that will make the upcoming year the hottest year on record by far” source · 1:03:01
May 15
Marc BenioffALL-IN

China and Taiwan will reconcile and Taiwan is a non-issue.

“I think China and Taiwan will reconcile.” source · 26:11
May 15
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INwithin 18 months

Within 18 months Taiwan will no longer be an important moment of conversation, as US chip fabs reach ~1-2nm of doing what Taiwan does strategically.

“We're 18 months from Taiwan not being an important moment of conversation the way it is today.” source · 24:34
May 13
Krishna RaoILTBlong term

Over the long term, the opportunity from AI will be significantly greater than the risks and downsides, though the path will not be perfectly smooth.

“I do think that over the long term, the opportunity is going to be significantly higher and greater than some of the risks and the downsides that will happen. But that doesn't mean it's going to be perfectly smooth on the curve.” source · 52:43
May 13
Krishna RaoILTB

AI will accelerate drug development and discovery so that diseases incurable at diagnosis may have a cure found within a patient's lifetime, including via 10x-100x lab throughput.

“We may live in a world where you're diagnosed with a disease that is not curable, but in your lifetime that cure can be found much more rapidly and you might not die of that disease.” source · 1:12:55
May 13
Krishna RaoILTBstarting 2027

The five-gigawatt TPU deal with Google and Broadcom will begin in 2027, with much of the over-$100B of compute landing this year and next.

“Starting in 2027, we also signed a deal with Amazon for Trainium for up to five gigawatts as well. It was an over $100 billion commitment and a lot of that computer is actually already landing and will land in the rest of this year and the next year.” source · 23:32
May 13
Krishna RaoILTB

An additional $50 billion of capital will come in the future from the Amazon and Google deals signed last month.

“We have another $50 billion that will come in the future from the Amazon and Google deals that we inked last month.” source · 45:00
May 13
Krishna RaoILTB

Anthropic's customers will continue to invest heavily in more tokens with each newer model, repeating the cycle of model leaps unlocking TAM.

“customers see that and then they invest really heavily in more tokens with the newer models. And we just have seen that cycle play out again and again.” source · 13:02
May 13
Krishna RaoILTB

Adding far more compute (2x, 5x, even 10x) overnight would now be deployed very rapidly across Anthropic's use cases, since it can spin up almost any type of compute quickly.

“I would say today that getting a bunch more compute, I think it would be deployed very rapidly across those different use cases.” source · 27:05
May 12
Charles KochALL-IN

On the current path the United States is headed for ruin ('to hell in a basket') unless it elects people with principles beyond power and pleasure.

“Either we continue this or we're going to hell in a basket.” source · 1:19:15
May 12
Chase KochALL-IN

Some of Koch's current businesses will become obsolete ('dinosaurs') as technology accelerates if Koch isn't in the game on technology.

“Some of our businesses are going to become dinosaurs.” source · 31:08
May 1
David SacksALL-IN

Court-packing will eventually expand the Supreme Court to 13 (or more) justices.

“at some point, we're going to have like 13 or 21 or some crazy number of justices up there” source · 1:17:07
May 1
David SacksALL-IN2026

There will be over $700B of hyperscaler CapEx this year (up from ~$350B last year), more than 2% of GDP.

“This year, I think we were supposed to have 660 billion of hyperscaler CapEx up from 350 last year. I think there's now the new estimate is going to be over 700” source · 46:55
May 1
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-IN

About 40% of all announced AI/data-center projects will get canceled.

“40% of all the announced projects get canceled” source · 12:03
May 1
David FriedbergALL-INmid-2027

Retatrutide could be approved by the FDA around mid-2027 (possibly sooner).

“could happen sooner, could happen sometime later this year” source · 1:01:24
May 1
David FriedbergALL-IN

The AI market will settle into a 4-2-1 'Rule of Three' market-share structure across separate consumer and enterprise markets.

“any stable, mature, competitive market evolves to a 4 to 2 to 1 ratio of market share for basically 90% of the market” source · 13:02
May 1
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INwithin 5 years

The hyperscalers will spend ~$700B/year of CapEx, get heavily levered, and look like bulky industrial businesses with no good valuation case in five years.

“they're going to look like this big bulky industrial business in five years” source · 43:30
May 1
Chamath PalihapitiyaALL-INnext 5-6 years

Probably within the next five or six years, all the operational software that runs the world will get rewritten, increasingly by machines.

“Probably in the next five or six years, there'll be so much reason to rewrite all of the software that runs the world.” source · 25:04
May 1
David SacksALL-INwithin ~6 months

Chinese models will reach frontier cyber capability within approximately six months.

“the Chinese models are going to have these capabilities within approximately six months” source · 24:05
May 1
David SacksALL-INwithin ~6 months

Within about six months all the frontier models will have Mythos-level cyber capability.

“within six months or so, all the frontier models are going to have Mythos level cyber capability” source · 21:20
Stated April 2024
Apr 10
Matthew WalkerHUBERMAN LAB

Walker's UK collaboration with Kings College / the Institute of Psychiatry aims to create a clean CBD analog with upside for sleep and other psychiatric conditions like anxiety.

“I'm working with a company in the United Kingdom in collaboration with Kings College and the Institute of Psychiatry there to see if we can create an analog, a clean analog of CBD.” source · 1:04:34
Apr 10
Matthew WalkerHUBERMAN LABunspecified (near-term)

Consumer closed-loop electrical brain-stimulation sleep products from Walker's company are close to being ready for market after the required trials.

“But we're getting very, very close, I would say.” source · 1:41:47
Apr 10
Matthew WalkerHUBERMAN LABwithin a lifetime

In your lifetime you are more than likely to go through a period of challenging sleep or a bout of insomnia.

“In your lifetime, you are more than likely to go through either a period of challenging sleep, or in fact, a bout of insomnia.” source · 35:13

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