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One product photo → full UGC campaign with the same AI creator across every video
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AI video tools are great—until every video has a different face.
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OpenAi has hired 100+ former bankers from JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Brookfield, Evercore as well as Harvard MBAs to train a financial-modelling tool:
> $150 an hour to build models for IPOs, restructuring etc.
> Three step process: 1) 20-minute interview with AI chatbot; 2) test to show financial statement knowledge; 3) building a model
> Pace of 1 model per week (participants receive feedback and make changes)
> Strong emphasis on industry norm formatting (margin size, italization)
Almost no humans from OpenAI side is involved.
Oracle is up 41% today and its market cap hit $954B.
Larry Ellison owns 43% of the company ($410B). He only owned 27% of it at the end of 2010, when Oracle was valued at $87B (giving him a $24B stake).
How did his ownership of Oracle increase over that span? Since 2011, the company has spent $155B+ on buybacks — mostly using free cash flow (with some debt) — and reduced shares outstanding from over 5 billion to under 3 billion.
Ellison didn’t sell into the buyback program and increased his stake from 27% to 43% (he owned 34% of Oracle at its 1986 IPO).
Depending on the pace of buybacks, Ellison could own a majority of Oracle in a few years amidst the AI boom that has been huge for Oracle’s data center business (ORCL is up 5x in past 5 years).