Putting the valuation and whatnot aside for a second; I would be way less skeptical of SpaceX if Elon wasn’t literally trying to force it into everyone’s portfolios
$PLTR CEO Alex Karp: “Every enterprise we deal with is unhappy with every LLM for tokenmaxxing.”
The next competitive advantage in AI isn’t more tokens.
Efficiency, cost per token, and real business outcomes are becoming more important than simply generating more tokens.
@ontimeKWarsh Kev,
You’re “gettin a lil freaky wit it” as the kids say nowadays, love the look!
Regards,
Stan “The Man” Drunkonmiller
Senior Portfolio Manager
Phone: +1 (800) 552-4700
Nobody should ever say "This is the biggest bubble in history." The biggest bubble in history already happened, and everyone was there for it--the NFT bubble of 2020-2021.
1929, the Nikkei, dot-com stocks--not one of them even comes close to how absurd that situation was.
Mckinsey report - AI agents are quietly taking over the retail shopping cart and could mediate $3 Tn to $5 tn of global consumer commerce by 2030.
Instead of just suggesting a product, an AI agent can now scan multiple stores, check inventory, and build a ready-to-buy shopping cart.
This shift is happening across 6 different levels of automation.
- At the lowest level, the AI just compares prices and features so a human can make the final choice.
- At the highest level, your personal AI agent negotiates directly with a store's AI agent to get the best price and shipping terms.
Brands will increasingly compete to win over algorithms rather than just human shoppers.
For this to work, retail stores must make their product catalogs and return policies machine-readable by software via API
If a brand only focuses on looking good to humans but hides its inventory data, the AI agents will simply ignore it.
Stores that expose their pricing and stock data through clear software connections will dominate this new landscape, while those relying purely on flashy marketing will lose out as machines make the actual purchasing choices.
Automation ranges from simple product comparisons to full machine-to-machine negotiation.