19:47 I LOVE Aravind's suggestion to have the search engine SHARE THE AD REVENUE with the content creators they are surfacing (like Spotify)! Brilliant!
I love your channel, and I plan to be a long term listener of this podcast. Only one suggestion: sometimes, during the interviews, people tend to name books or people or even movies, which most of the time are very interesting, adding the covers or a picture of the person with their name and title really enhances the experience of waching the interview. You can see how other podcast like Lex Firedman always does it. Thank you for your work and congratulations on the podcast!
My feedback as a CEO and marketer: the history of Perplexity (or any startup) is interesting but not useful. The analysis of the AI landscape is also interesting but not useful. What would be more useful to me: ways businesses are using Perplexity to save time or gain a competitive advantage. I'd also love to hear what opportunities he sees coming up for how businesses can make greater use of AI driven search, through browsing or even through their own data. That being said, congrats on your first interview and getting it started! I hope the feedback is helpful!
Both history and the landscape are highly useful. Why? Because context can change everything. What would be next level is asking Matt "you spend time discussing history and the AI landscape. I don't see the connection there - what are you seeing that I might be missing?" The assumption that because we can't see a connection or relevance, none exists is what separates the people you run into in December at the Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm and those you run into at your local free ClickFunnels meetup😂😂😂😂. There are #Levels to these games. Innovation starts in the academic labs, then govts support it, then big business funds it, until finally get into the hands of small business owners and consumers. Just a few hypotheses - test at your leisure...
Love what you guys are doing, tapping in for a few hours a week to all things AI is exactly what I need. Great choice for first guest, I think Perplexity is great and used it alot in my recent college courses for research. My feedback is you barely scratched the surface with Aravind, would love to see longer episodes!
Great Kick-off episode 👍 The argument that there is no added value from chatbots without content creation should be brought to the attention of the industry
Like the format a lot, very interesting! Would be even better if it would be a bit longer. Would love to see episodes of a length of ~ 1h or even longer!
Incredible to see Matt get the opportunity to have a new platform with another great mind in the ai space. I loved hearing the perplexity story and it gives hope to everyone trying to create a startup. Really excited to see what future episodes will bring. Was truly happy with how this episode played out and hope to see longer episodes in the future!
Good episode and good start. Congratulations! Aravind's is great and inspiring story. But in the end what did the episode achieve in alignment with your purpose? Last few minutes of bringing it all together with message from the guest and the hosts could have been better.
18:37 I've been saying this for years now. There is no conceptual difference between a machine training on public data and a human consuming that data in order to learn. People get their panties in a twist over semantics, but the heart of the issue is pretty simple.
For some reason as a Hungarian I'm having hard time to understand the way this guest speaks English. But I took the transcript and the Edge browser can read it for me.
No, we don’t want to use APIs (on the web). We want to have 100% privacy! The reason for open source, the reason for the hope that LLAmA will get better😎.
Great interview and kick-off episode! I love Perplexity and the access it provides to the best LLMs. I agree with the statement that chatbots have no added value without content creation. I'm trying to build chatbots and add content in the best way possible, guiding my chatbot to give the best answers to that content. I find different LLMs and podcasts like this very useful:)
I'm going to challenge him on the Spotify model working. The model works for Spotify in terms of sharing revenue. In terms of the artist whose music are placed on the platform, there is very little, if any, means of remuneration. So while I love the perplexity CEOs idea, it only is going to be as meaningful as he hopes if he Embraces a more meaningful Revenue share than Spotify currently does with its artists.
Claude Haiku is way way more in depth *and intuitive*, it’s truly brilliant. Perplexity is great for linked references - but not discerning enough: Claude goes PubMed where Perplexity goes WebMd…
I want to write a poem, or post a famous poem, and then type a prompt like "Focus on the sentence length and alliteration, and make it about a dog." and then the Search finds the closest matches. Even if it's some kid in a basement who made it and stuck it on the stupidest site. Then let me upload a Metalica song, an Image, a movie. I want to get all the diamonds from the pile of coal, not because they are placed perfectly on the top. "Here is my idea for a cure for cancer, please find any similar theories focusing on this Telomere control system." 1000 overlooked ideas. Take the best 5 and do a search based on those and refine the prompt.
Content creators won’t create quality content for pennies. It’s a lot of work. AI relies on the content. So it’s not a sustainable model. Attribution or paying fractions of pennies like Spotify won’t work
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First, GREAT show. Second, Aravind - as of today - seems like just a genuinely down-to-earth leader.
19:47 I LOVE Aravind's suggestion to have the search engine SHARE THE AD REVENUE with the content creators they are surfacing (like Spotify)! Brilliant!
All in this together
I’m liking the 80s aesthetic. I’m guessing that’s intentional. Excellent interview as well. You guys are off to a great start!
I love your channel, and I plan to be a long term listener of this podcast. Only one suggestion: sometimes, during the interviews, people tend to name books or people or even movies, which most of the time are very interesting, adding the covers or a picture of the person with their name and title really enhances the experience of waching the interview. You can see how other podcast like Lex Firedman always does it. Thank you for your work and congratulations on the podcast!
Noted! We appreciate the feedback, and thank you for listening!
My feedback as a CEO and marketer: the history of Perplexity (or any startup) is interesting but not useful. The analysis of the AI landscape is also interesting but not useful. What would be more useful to me: ways businesses are using Perplexity to save time or gain a competitive advantage. I'd also love to hear what opportunities he sees coming up for how businesses can make greater use of AI driven search, through browsing or even through their own data. That being said, congrats on your first interview and getting it started! I hope the feedback is helpful!
Another question: where is the moat in the Perplexity’s business model?
Noted ✏️ We appreciate the feedback! The show will continue to evolve, so that it is the go-to for people who want to action.
Both history and the landscape are highly useful. Why? Because context can change everything. What would be next level is asking Matt "you spend time discussing history and the AI landscape. I don't see the connection there - what are you seeing that I might be missing?" The assumption that because we can't see a connection or relevance, none exists is what separates the people you run into in December at the Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm and those you run into at your local free ClickFunnels meetup😂😂😂😂. There are #Levels to these games.
Innovation starts in the academic labs, then govts support it, then big business funds it, until finally get into the hands of small business owners and consumers. Just a few hypotheses - test at your leisure...
Great first episode, congrats! My main feedback would be that personally, I'd prefer these to be at least an hour long
Congrats Matt … looking forward to see many more episodes 👏🏻🎉
What an episode! Always great to get a deep dive into the inner minds of these devs
Love what you guys are doing, tapping in for a few hours a week to all things AI is exactly what I need. Great choice for first guest, I think Perplexity is great and used it alot in my recent college courses for research. My feedback is you barely scratched the surface with Aravind, would love to see longer episodes!
Great show Matt and Nathan. Love how you were able to make every layman understand the startup
Great start! More like this please!
Great Kick-off episode 👍 The argument that there is no added value from chatbots without content creation should be brought to the attention of the industry
Like the format a lot, very interesting! Would be even better if it would be a bit longer. Would love to see episodes of a length of ~ 1h or even longer!
Incredible to see Matt get the opportunity to have a new platform with another great mind in the ai space. I loved hearing the perplexity story and it gives hope to everyone trying to create a startup. Really excited to see what future episodes will bring. Was truly happy with how this episode played out and hope to see longer episodes in the future!
Great podcast and links. Thanks for being here.
15:51 It's pronounced "le-croy", haha. Great info. Thanks for sharing, Aravind!
I really enjoyed watching that, I look forward to many more episodes. Good luck.
This is high quality. Great start.
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Good episode and good start. Congratulations! Aravind's is great and inspiring story. But in the end what did the episode achieve in alignment with your purpose? Last few minutes of bringing it all together with message from the guest and the hosts could have been better.
Thanks for a great interview, so informative. I’m looking forward to learning more on the his channel.
18:37 I've been saying this for years now. There is no conceptual difference between a machine training on public data and a human consuming that data in order to learn. People get their panties in a twist over semantics, but the heart of the issue is pretty simple.
Great podcast Matt and Nathan!
❤ the new channel Matt!
For some reason as a Hungarian I'm having hard time to understand the way this guest speaks English. But I took the transcript and the Edge browser can read it for me.
Nice
a good idea and persistence pays
Hey guys! Awesome talk 💯
We would love to come around and talk to you a bit on a future episode!
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Good, keep going guys!
No, we don’t want to use APIs (on the web). We want to have 100% privacy! The reason for open source, the reason for the hope that LLAmA will get better😎.
Mmm ))) The future for the content creators is to be unimaginably great ✨)
Thank you for the information. It useful to stay upto dated with the AI things. Keep it up
Thank you for sharing this.
Great interview and kick-off episode! I love Perplexity and the access it provides to the best LLMs. I agree with the statement that chatbots have no added value without content creation. I'm trying to build chatbots and add content in the best way possible, guiding my chatbot to give the best answers to that content. I find different LLMs and podcasts like this very useful:)
Perplexity is GOAT!!!!
I'm going to challenge him on the Spotify model working. The model works for Spotify in terms of sharing revenue. In terms of the artist whose music are placed on the platform, there is very little, if any, means of remuneration. So while I love the perplexity CEOs idea, it only is going to be as meaningful as he hopes if he Embraces a more meaningful Revenue share than Spotify currently does with its artists.
In the beginning there was engagement ...the engagement was good and then there was more engagement.
Great podcast! Subscribed! I am doing a master's in AI. Interested in conducting research in the field. Any recommendations? 4:59
Perplexity is alright...but the answers are limited and sometimes its just not very good
Claude Haiku is way way more in depth *and intuitive*, it’s truly brilliant. Perplexity is great for linked references - but not discerning enough: Claude goes PubMed where Perplexity goes WebMd…
I was in the first 500 subscribers! 😎
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Do you have some kind of upload plan?
We are planning on at least 1 new episode every week
@@TheNextWavePod looking forward to it
This was a great interview! Insightful perspective and commentary on AI.
That was great, love his non-sensationalist straightforward approach.
I want to write a poem, or post a famous poem, and then type a prompt like "Focus on the sentence length and alliteration, and make it about a dog." and then the Search finds the closest matches. Even if it's some kid in a basement who made it and stuck it on the stupidest site. Then let me upload a Metalica song, an Image, a movie. I want to get all the diamonds from the pile of coal, not because they are placed perfectly on the top. "Here is my idea for a cure for cancer, please find any similar theories focusing on this Telomere control system." 1000 overlooked ideas. Take the best 5 and do a search based on those and refine the prompt.
There is a indian guy
You guys are off and running. It’s getting to must watch…for me.
Content creators won’t create quality content for pennies. It’s a lot of work. AI relies on the content. So it’s not a sustainable model. Attribution or paying fractions of pennies like Spotify won’t work
Yu need to improve your editing
Grifters stampede.
Still way too woke, laughably so.