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Gorkin Yorks, CTO and co-founder of FAL, argues generative video now justifies heavy spending by professionals, yet controllability, cost and the absence of a mass-market moment still constrain adoption.
Andrew Ng argues that fear-based AI messaging distorts careers and policy, yet he concedes real risks, notably that AI models undermine learning, which need specific, practical responses.
Air Street Capital's Nathan Benaich, author of the ninth State of AI report, argues capability is compounding as AI helps build AI, while access, revenue and security remain uneven.
Jeff Lou of a Cool argues that small, task-specific video models and self-serve demand can build a $25 million business without frontier-lab budgets, even as long-form realism stays unsolved.
Citadel's Ken Griffin weighs AI's disruption of white-collar work and moats against doubts over GPU economics, bubble risk, and whether corporate America can earn returns on its AI spending.
Geoff Hinton argues chatbots already understand and will outthink humans, yet concedes his own timing forecasts missed and that nobody has a real safety solution.
Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman tells Rory Stewart that anthropomorphic AI design, not just raw capability, is the underappreciated risk, even as he argues for accelerating progress.