Speaker 1: What are the top two tech sectors that we're most
Speaker 1: excited about and think that the audience can get the
Speaker 1: biggest games. Yeah, in the next few years to come.
Speaker 2: Number one, I said on stage yesterday, But whoever dominates
Speaker 2: quantum computing. So we already have chips, we already have GPUs.
Speaker 2: The next big innovation will be quantum computing. So Google's
Speaker 2: racing there. When I was like reading a bunch of
Speaker 2: white papers, the next race because most people like missed
Speaker 2: out or AI a bunch missed out on the chips.
Speaker 2: The next big island that everyone wants to dominate is
Speaker 2: quantum computing. So whoever gets the first, So it's going
Speaker 2: to be a race between Microsoft, Metal, Google, Amazon. That's
Speaker 2: why I always say the biggest players are going to
Speaker 2: continue to get bigger. Now in video or Tesla can
Speaker 2: go there and grab that land first, that will send
Speaker 2: that stock up probably another five or six hundred percent.
Speaker 2: And then in the science of space, even though the
Speaker 2: genomics space has been tricky, I'm really interested in some
Speaker 2: of the companies that can actually bring cures for the
Speaker 2: diseases like genetic sequencing. And there are a couple publicly
Speaker 2: traded companies that people have talked about before, but they
Speaker 2: haven't delivered. That's the next space that I'll see Eli
Speaker 2: Lilly Merku Maderna wants to try and make their comeback
Speaker 2: if they can get that sequencing down to really allow
Speaker 2: people to live longer and have a healthier life by
Speaker 2: doing so. Those are the two spaces that everyone thinks
Speaker 2: will give you like a ten x four fifteen X return.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I'll just I'll just add I think
Speaker 3: we're still in the moment of jener to day. Yeah,
Speaker 3: just because it's so new and it's still in the
Speaker 3: infancy stages. I think one of the things you just
Speaker 3: point out, a point that you brought up is important
Speaker 3: as open Ai just announced that they're going to do
Speaker 3: their business enterprise.
Speaker 2: And it's game set match.
Speaker 3: You can see it now right like sired. Well, now
Speaker 3: we're going into the business forefront. That's going to change
Speaker 3: the landscape of how business does. But the also part
Speaker 3: that is the medical field. Absolutely, how do we make
Speaker 3: this more efficient?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Like I need to have data. I need to have
Speaker 3: it now. Yeah, I don't have time to run to
Speaker 3: the self, go to my like we need it.
Speaker 2: We need way more efficiency.
Speaker 3: It needs to be money more efficient, and so I
Speaker 3: think as we see more companies being created, obviously some
Speaker 3: of them are not going to make it make it,
Speaker 3: but they're going to be a few. They're going to
Speaker 3: be presented over the next few years or so. They're
Speaker 3: gonna be the ones because, like I said.
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Speaker 3: Chat GBT is cool, Yeah, but it's it's the first
Speaker 3: venture into the space. Yeah, first we know what happens. Right,
Speaker 3: do people get to watch it, they say, all right,
Speaker 3: let's improve on what they did, let's add it's let's
Speaker 3: do it for this set or specifically.
Speaker 1: So.
Speaker 3: I think the generated I piece is something that you know,
Speaker 3: if we're talking about somebody that's new into invest in
Speaker 3: and they can see the immediate impact and effects, I
Speaker 3: think that's a space that we still got to. I
Speaker 3: know it's new and it's fresh, but we have to
Speaker 3: stay educated on it and stay up to date with
Speaker 3: what's happening because it's going to be the game changer
Speaker 3: for our generation.
Speaker 2: I agree and over Grassent on stage, we have like
Speaker 2: ten more months with this AI bubble before pops, and
Speaker 2: then you're going to see a new crop of companies
Speaker 2: with this right Like this is like the AOL version
Speaker 2: of the Internet of AIS. The greatest companies in the
Speaker 2: AAI space haven't even been created yet. Y'all know a
Speaker 2: guy who's a dominant player. I can't wait you come
Speaker 2: on the show. But there's a bunch of companies that
Speaker 2: are making some stuff in AI that is truly going
Speaker 2: to change the world. Great move by Open Ai to
Speaker 2: finally go to the enterprise since they got all the
Speaker 2: personal data on the consumer side. But we really are
Speaker 2: looking at companies to make everything more efficient, like it's needed,
Speaker 2: like you're either going to have to save costs, increase revenue,
Speaker 2: or increase productivity. But the company that does all of them,
Speaker 2: I would be looking out to see what if Salesforce
Speaker 2: makes a play there and also Adobe, what they're going
Speaker 2: to do there, but in about fourteen to sixteen months,
Speaker 2: we should see some big players come out of the
Speaker 2: woodworks that helps drive the economy a lot more. So
Speaker 2: that that's what I'll be focused on.
Speaker 3: We don't talk about Adobe, no.
Speaker 2: They're quiet killer. They are just a quiet kill everyone
Speaker 2: who's a creative in that space. What they've been doing
Speaker 2: in the cloud and some of the pieces that they've
Speaker 2: added to Photoshop and like the podcast and software has
Speaker 2: been great, But that's just the first step. Like the
Speaker 2: race is now, what can I do to help businesses
Speaker 2: be more efficient and don't have to think like on
Speaker 2: market Monday is we took away forty hours of research
Speaker 2: a month and just told you buy here. These are
Speaker 2: the ones to buy now. I imagine if Adobe could
Speaker 2: do that for all your creation and you can create
Speaker 2: multiple shows, multiple podcasts and salesforce. If they can do
Speaker 2: the same, or Infusion Software or HubSpot excuse me, you
Speaker 2: can do it, they are going to be some ones
Speaker 2: that are going to like dominate the space for years
Speaker 2: to come.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah,