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Jason Calacanis
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Self-declared prediction: named eight/nine-figure customers defect to open-source models. EVENT: will.
And I think, and I'll make this prediction here, that you're going to see some of the major customers of Anthropic and major customers of OpenAI. I'm talking about the eight and nine figure customers, people spending 50 million, 100 million a year. They're leaving. They're going to be leaving because they don't trust those companies to not steal the application layer and to compete with them. 11 Labs, Figma, lovable. They're all going to leave and they're all going to take Kimmy.
'if we were to look at the tests that were created to define artificial general intelligence... we passed all of those. These were tests that were created 30 or 40 years ago. We need a new set of tests right now' @30:31; guest half-agrees: 'there are definitely places where we did achieve it' @31:03.
“I mean, these things, we're kind of there on AGI, don't you think? Like we've kind of achieved it. We just haven't deployed it.”
Jason cites Mark Gurman's report that the coming M7 Ultra could support 1.5TB RAM, letting Opus-class local models run on a Mac Studio, putting downward pressure on Claude/OpenAI and letting Apple 'run the table on AI.'
“I think Apple is a screaming buy right now. And that's not financial advice.”
After describing his own token costs dropping 95% on open-source models
“everybody's going to learn how to drop the price by 95%.”
Nasdaq since this was said: ▲ +0.7% · 26,282 → 26,456 · as of 2026-08-05
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