@shaneparrish: "In a world where everyone has the same access to AI, it's hard to be differentiated." "I think what's left to humanity…
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Shane Parrish shares a teaser for his second podcast conversation with Bill Ackman, highlighting Ackman's view that AI commoditizes access, leaving human differentiation in creative, out-of-the-box thinking and insight.
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“In a world where everyone has the same access to AI, it’s hard to be differentiated.”
“I think what’s left to humanity is the outside the box thinking, the creative process, the insight.”
“And if you look at our most successful investments, they’ve usually been cases where we’ve done something that someone hasn’t done before.”
Shane Parrish (@shaneparrish): My second conversation with @BillAckman is unlike anything I expected.
0:00 Intro 0:53 The Night His Daughter Nearly Died 17:07 How He Holds it Together 23:17 How Bubbles Pull You In 23:49 Is Venture in a Bubble? 25:23 When Easy Money Runs Out 28:05 He Hated the Idea but
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